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... drunk and ditsorderly. MBIS5ION7Al1Y WORK IN SOUTH AFRICA. THi Rishop of Bloemfoutein delivered a lecture on Friday evening, in the New Buildings, Trinity College, Dublin, on Missionary Work in South Africa. There was a large attendance, a number of ladies ...
... in strong detachments. LosnDoN, Fnmar.S-It was stated on authority a few days ago that the War Office was holding itself ;prepared to send troops to South Africa so soon as ;the authorities there decided that the necessity existed for supplying the vacancies ...
... 1876, when he was severely wounded; also served in the Zulu war of 1879 and in the operations against Seku- kuni, when he was mentioned in despatches. His other services include the Egyptian war of 18S2, taking part in the battle of Tel-el-Kebir, Burmese ...
... unite in the war in an offensive and defensive alliance. Their Majesties in these preliminary considerations, express themselves as penetrated with profound regret at the fruitlessness of their previous efforts to avert the out- break of war, and, considering ...
... to possess any infornmation. N They are, however, satisfied that both gentlemen ol are on their way to America. and that the war- rants must be allowed to remain in abeyance until o their return. A special correspondent ?? is believed L that the flig'ht ...
... need hardly be stated that the sentences must exercise political as well as commercial effects throughout the whole of South Africa. If clemency is not extended to the re- formers, and particularly to those who have been condemned to the heaviest punishment ...
... capital, but for events in Africa the Budget for 1895-96 would have shown a lialanco betwveen revenue a~nd expenditure. Regarding the Budget for 1896-97, the Minister saud i. wvas certain re- trenobments would be ciffacted ;in ~± war ex- penditure, and seven ...
... their Indian colonlics ehiefly by Kafiir forcos, and most efficicnt they are found. Of the war- like prowess of the Kartirs wev have liad anmpl cxpc- rience in Africa, and tile following recent testiinoly1 from tire late Bishop of Gralbaustowlr, Dr. Armnstrong ...
... ayproach. e ee ' 'THE CRISIS iN SOUTIH AFRICA. fna£ur'IL 9 TELE~liAMi CAPBTOWN, SaEnL13nw)Et 10 (Via PlYmOuth.-COU- Idicting reports continue to be raecived from .3echunaland. The Boers are reported to bbenit on war, and considerable diplomacy is being ...
... lpc icl lia' bet Br rev ffil th( exi lie exi he sts crc SU] th fig Pan in' wI Ai th ge Ai let the rul' ref i is THE WAR IN WEST AFRICA. a--A BRITISH GUNBOAT ORDERED DOWN. ?? is understood that the British Government y. yesterday cabled instructions to ...
... officers aad men and several huglera have this wveek been selected for special service ins Africa. Some of 1ihem will sail on Fridah . A large qoantily of stores and war material will be ch~ipped fortwieih for the Yoruba Hinterland force. 'Vhe Admiralty announce ...
... baffling everyeffort to check it by e,iercion. In capturing the tregrocs in Africa, itesaldes those thlat are secured, altott aill equal nu ottoer lise t teir lives in stich wars, iticluding tre ?? cofilnement itt hiarracoolis. Tri ttis fearfuil mirortality ...