... ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. STATEMENT BY TUB WAR JIINISTEK. Tre debate on the African credits was continued in the Chamber in Rome on March 21. General Ricotti, Minit-ter of War, said the heroic conduct of the troops in the battle of Adowa had more than maintained ...

... FIGHTING IN LIBERIA. The s.s. Volta, which has arrived at Liverpool from West Africa, brings intelligence of a second battle fought at Iiocktown between the natives of the place and Liberian troops. The fight took place on June 21 and lasted all day, ...

... A Big Strawberry.—Nctwitliatandinpr the war in South Africa, and the condition of nffairs in the Far East, big gooseberries and mermnids may bo looked fox, as n«nal dot thits time of year. Tho has opened. however, with a big straw- berry, which is reported ...

... Has the war spoils oar nurses ? A matron Of One of the London hospitals tells the Hospital Nursing Mirror th-U she is rather afraid that the nurses who went to South Africa from civilian hospitals miy find the ordinary routine of ward v. ork somewhat ...

... know all they possibly coold as to what was taking place in South Africa, and what had caused this country to be eno-nced in war with the Dutch population of that country. Before this war broke out there were many people in this country and throughout the ...

... telegram on Nturday evening from the War Office instructing him to hold himself in readiness for immediate foreign service. Major Lambart's battery, which has only been at Dorchester a short tim?, is to be sent to South Africa, and is expected to embark eariy ...

... away onvoientle this splendid war ' madam es that it may cost at little as possible and be wady for use at short tunic* when seat vita, let pray, ledl Lie for many Them hears glorimalt performed a °enema, fogy is Beath Africa. the Empire meat tern with renewed ...

... SOAP WORKS VINOLIA SOAP WORKS VINOLIA SOAP WORKS Run this Month for the yiNOLiA A R Jjl UND VINOLIA WAR FUND VINOLIA WAR FUND VINOLIA WAR FUND VINOLIA WAR FUND HALFPENNY forwarded on every tablet sold. ...

... Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. SOUTH AFRICA. The Earl of CARNARVON asked whether Sir H. Hulwer and Colonel Lanyon were recalled or superseded, or whether they would be retained in South Africa ? Whether the colony of Natal and the province of ...

... SOUTH AFiUCA. A deputation baa waited upon the Colonial Secretary on the eubjest of the present cor.dit!on of South Africa.. the wars raging there, and the danger likely to ariyt to European subjects from inadequate protectinn. Lord Carnarvon, i« repty ...

... people are getting tired of the war. 55 p.m. I wished Captain Bearereft and the Naval Brigade good-bye to-day. They leave for Capetown to night, carrying with them the thanks and good wishes of the army in South Africa for the able assistance they have ...

... In a word, she should prepare to tight RoC: though it were a caee of war inevitably breaking oat to- morrow, so that we may be able to ,y.y to tit. British that we do noi want war, bnt that we carry it on if our internets require it, and if owt national ...