... electioneer- ing tricks in the hope of securing a fresh lease of power- The Ministry that embarked upon a terrible war in South Africa for the enfranchise- ment of the Outlanders of the Transvaal have not scrupled to make Outlanders of hundreds of thou- ...

... has read accounts of the great gatherings of officers and soldiers in the churches, camps, and other laces in South Africa during the war, and marked lthe enthusiasm and heartiness and pleasure with which our troops ioined in the services of the Church ...

... and Bearer Company, with all their equipaent, wi1. leave the Albert Docks in the Xt ingietd on Tuesday next. for Scuth Africa. The War Office has completed arrangements for 14,Ot) officers and men to embark in fifteen transports between to-day and Tuesday ...

... be dedicated himselfu to the greet work of his life-that of apioneer missionary. Plis fir t journey in this eause was to Africa. War was threatening at Cape Colony, where Sir riujawun D'Urban had juet been appointed overntor, *ud before the gathering storm ...

... banquet of the Croy- don Chamber of Comunerce last evening, Mr. Ititchie, , ?? said that whvat was now going on in South Africa wase not war. but murderous hrigaada^ge on the 'part of a section of the Boers. We all hoped and praved that the steps about to bo ...

... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR APPARENTLY INEVITABLE. BOERS CONCENTRATING NEAR LAING'S NEK. The chances of a peaceful settlement of our quarrel with the Transvaal (Governmnent have appreciably lessened within the last few hours. War, in fact, seems now ...

... the Order djoes not do more harns than good in modern warfnre. Eari-ho, however, seen something of affairs inI South Africa ?? the war. I should like to eay how eagerly I re:ad Mr. Unales's vivid pen-pictures. To my mind, for trutltfulness and literary ...

... Developing our Possessions. Soldiers are beginning to wvonder why so many cheiers are required for East and Central Africa. The War Oflice has recently held out inducements to men who are willing to serve in these regions When it is borne in mind tha* ...

... I WEST AFRICA. I WAR WITH THE NATIVES. LIVERPOOL, THUSDAY, JAN. 9. The African Steamship Company's screw steamer Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, arrived here this morning. She brings 25 passengers, and 2,200 ounces of gold dust. Her dates are-Benin ...

... Yorkishire Regi- ments, and of all Yorksliremen engaged in her Majesty's services, ao have lost their lives i South Africa during the war, has mnet with hearty support. The London Gazette notifies the a;ppointment of Lori Poberts to be honorary colonel ...

... council of war. This was the arrival at the Cape of Ficld-Marshal l.ord Roberts, accompanied by Lo:d Kitchener, and his assumption of the office of Generalissimo-or War-Lord, as the German Emperor A ould phrase it-of all our forces in South Africa, which ...

... Hospital, Lesamington, has received a communication from the War Office in reply to the recent offer by the committee to place a ward at the disposal ef sick or wounded soldiers front South Africa. The War Office intimate tbat they are prepared to make use of ...