... passed t a resolution yesterday to offer the services of 3W t Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in t South Africa should war break out. An assembly I of the Hausas force has been held, at which the I men, without a single dissentient voice, signified ...

... or wovod lead to the anticipation that war wars imnminent. There wfas a pal-ty not only in Soath Africa, but in this country. who seemed to wish to snake it appear that we had arrived as a crisis when threats of war were really necessary. HIe deprecated ...

... NEWS FROM WEST AFRICA. TROOPS AND FREETOWN POLICE IN COLLISION. ONE KILLED-MANY WOUNDED. . I 5RSS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SIECIAL. LrvsxrBoo:, JusE 30.-The mail steamiur Sokoto, -which arrived here to-dayi left- Oiobo, West Africa, on the 3rd inst. A British ...

... offer military support to the British Government in the event of war. TheCentral News learns that the War Office has this -week purchased 10,000 quarters of oats for shipment to South Africa. Captain E B 0 Ludlow, Army Service Corps, Deputy Assistant Ad ...

... Baden-Powell to South Africa, announced in *The Times yester- day, is to immediately raise a force of irregular cavalry Colonel Baden-Powell has already choser moat of his officers. Several officers are to proceed to South Africa on special service. Among ...

... going to war with the Boers. That is how the matter stands, as the Cape Parliament meets. For- tunately for the Transvaal, and fortunately for South Africa generally, that Parliament has now to be counted with. Mr Chamber- lain dare not force war in face ...

... IN CASE OF WAR. Renter's Johannesburg correspondent telegraphs * under yesterday's ?? a meeting of volunteers held at the suburb of Braamfontein last night it . was resolved to offer military support tO the ?? Government in the event of war. 3The Central ...

... defies them. She has armed hei troops in Africa with the weapons condemned by a Conference of civilised Powers, and withheld' her assent from other Conventions intended to reduce the evils! and horrors of war. Thus a Convention to proclaim the sanctity ...

... an examination in Led South Africa history and in, the Dutch language. , Mr. Wyadham- informed Mr. Dillon that no :es machine gun carriages were sent to South Africa, ut.I a ciiX any macbiae -anu 4xonud be sent to SotU Africa mark 4 anwinit n Would,,be ...

... Baden Powell to South Africa, as announced in the Times to-day, is to immediately raise a force of irre- galar cavalry. Colonel Baden Powell has al- ready chosen most of his officers. Several officers are to proceed to South Africa on spe- cial service ...

... received 40,000 signatures. incPQfArfIJ OFl WAR MATERIAL. urSPcrI-4 . t WA N n I flS I l. A Woolwich correspondent states that an ih- mense quantity of war material continues to be despatched from Woolwih to South Africa. The Coorkha and Scot are taking out ...

... He has-been five years in Weit Africa, and has certainly rendered very excellent service. Other officers connected with Irish corps or corps serving in Ireland have also been rewarded for their services in West Africa. Major Pileher, who has just been ...