... DESPATCH OF WAR MATERIAL A Woolwich correspondent states that an immense qnantity of war material continues be despatched from Woolwich to South Africa. The Goorkha and Scot are taking out a couple of thousand tons of commissariat (chiefly tinned meat) ...

... WHERE LIVINGSTONE DIED. From the British Central Africa Gazette learn that Mr. Codrington, Deputy Administrator for the Briti.h South Africa Charter Company’. North- Ku.tern Hhodesian territories, ha. gone west from Fort Jameson, intending to visit Cbitambo ...

... POMEROY Aso .. Ma. J. COOKE WAR CARRICKMORE MINOTON 45r-465 COALISLAND DCNOANNON TRIM-BLE & SONS, CHURCH STREET. DITNGANNON. PHOTOGRAPHERS, CHINA MERCHANTS. Shipping Agents for Canada, United States, Australia, South Africa, &c. 1) oilers in the following ...

... State for War whether the three batteries of artillery stated by him to be under orders for South Africa were reliefs reinforcements. Mr. Wyndham—They are meant for relief, but if circumstances should require such a step the batteries in South Africa might ...

... for War whether the three batterieA of artillery stated by him to he under orders fur South Africa were reliefs or reinfo.eements. Mr. Wyndham—They are meant for relief, but if circumstances should require such a step the batteries in South Africa might ...

... -Natal would a.. tain. The anti-war party here in London are, I may say, mightily pleased at the attitude as. mimed by the Cape Premier, and they express the hope that there is now a chance of avoiding hostilities. The anti-war party do net nit on the one ...

... Natal would sustain. The anti-war party here in London are, I may say, mightily pleased at the attitude assumed oy the Cape Premier, and they express the hope that there is now a chance of avoiding hostilities. The anti-war party not sit on the one side ...

... was sanctioned l>y both the great parties in the State, then referred to the three forms of administration existing in West Africa-—namely, the administration of £agos under the Colonial Office, that of the Niger Coast Protectorate under the Foreign Office ...

... beating the war drums furiously excite the warriors to the combat. halted for few moments. Our Mussulmans said a sin prayer. Then the march the village was sumed in absolute silence. The prayer of Mussulmans, the sinister ever-increasing roar of t war drums ...

... would bent the skin. From big, stoat woman As had shrank aatil yoa might bara picked her ia your arms Kke baby. “Thk war tba coaditioa I war at Whitroatide, INS, rim rays. Than kdy who was oo risk to rillago came to me. Taking aeries (who ooald it t) of ...

... has already received 40,01 X) signature.. DESPATCH OF WAR MATERIAL. A Woolwie'v correspondent states that an into memo quaetity of war material continues to be despatched from Woolwich to South Africa. The Goorkha and Sent are taking out a couple of thoumod ...