... by the Matabolfi In the War of 1890, and almost hacked battle axes. Hepaired at considerable trouble, and IT WILL ATTACKED BY MATABELE DAILY In MATAUELE WAR. A Grand, Realistic Display, in which 300 SAVAGES, African Police, British and Native Troopers and ...

... President: M. do Beernaert; Vice-President: M. de Karnebcek. This committee is divided into two sections, War and Marine ; Vice-Presidents of War Section: Abdullah Pasha, General Sir John Ardagh, and General Monnier; Vice-Presidents of Marine Section Admiral ...

... SOUTH AFRICA THE UITLANDEES AND THE BOEKS.* meetings of the employes of the Henry Nourso and Jumpers Mines, at Johannesburg Thursday evening, resolutions were passed, declaring the desire the Uitlandcrs to participate iu the government of the country ...

... constructive statecraft as she has the policy of conciliation, the end of South Africa’s manifold troubles is in sight. In that event he sees the vision of federated South Africa, possessed of absolute selfgovernment among what are now small racial republics ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. NEWS FROM ALL SOURCES. RESIGNATION OF MR. M'KINEEk S SECRETARY. Mr. Porter, Fwident M'Kinley'a secretary, has resigned owing ill-health. MB. KIPLING. To-day, the weather is fine, Mr. Kipling will leave for Lakewood. He will accompanied by ...

... South Africa. Conductor Simons, Army Ordance Corps, and officers staff No. 5 Company embarked to-day at Woolwich for South Africa. Lieut. Foulkes. Royal Engineers, employed at the War Office, has been notified for special service in South Africa. ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The reinforcements which are being sent to Natal, at the request of the Government that Colony, for tlie defence of Natal and for all contingencies,'* are not (as was explained yesterday) what are considered reliefs. Their duty ...

... equality of British and Dutch populations of South Africa.” It is hard better this, and welcome tho indication that the ranks Opposition are falling into line with us, not merely the causes of the war, but as to the only feasible method of securing lasting ...

... light heart the war which threatens his country. The assurances Great Britain regarding the internal affairs of the Transvaal enable him to yield. Europe has quite enough of its oven affairs without troubling about those other people. war were declared ...

... Transvaal War was imminent, it must at least be set down to his credit that he has thoroughly separated himself from the Little Englanders. Speaking the Constitutional Club last night he declared himself unreservedly in favour of prosecuting the war to the ...

... has gone war with death in West Africa by calling in the aid of Science, and encouraging practically the study of tropical medicine. . . The desire save the lives of those who work in West Africa as well to profit by tho riches of West Africa is a good ...

... men’s lives, and the sufferings the wounded, it urges that South Africa has also made sacrifices, and will expect consulted. The article goes to advocate the making of the whole of South Africa British possession, the establishment of complete British ad ...