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... MASSACRES ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. EXPECTED WAR WITH NEW CALABAR. Information reached Liverpool yesterday, per mail ateauer Roquelle, which has arrived Hammrg from the West and South-Weat of Afr ca, tbat her Majesty's ship Deooy, with Consal Hunt ...
... THE MAN. Mr. B. B. HkitUcc. M.P., ooaatitornta Haddington teat night. Ho dealt wyth Ao queotkm the wttlenaent in South Africa the war. Ho fewourod friiag, m qukhly m me ooneistent with prodeaoa. that measure free eelf-goTernment which rheme our Colonial ...
... with troops for Malta. Besides the disturbed state of Europe her Majesty’s Government is anticipating trouble in South Africa. War stores are being sent to the Gape by all the Castle line steamers leaving England. Messrs. Donald Carrie and Co. have, under ...
... had never descended to such tactics, and he should always advocate a hearing to each side. Proceeding, he said the South Africa war was sufficient condemnation of the Tory Party. The last Government had mandate to touch their education, and the Liberals ...
... beveticial Acts had been passed. The main question, however, of the election was bound to be that of the future of South Africa. War was a great evil, but circumstances had justified the present operations which were nearing termimation. It seemed to him ...
... llato Y and L. Regiment). Interment at Barns- U*y Cemetery, to-morrow (Saturday), 2.46 ra. Served in Egypt and South Africa in the War. ...
... the oppor- yf%r , which sold for £7OOO in 1895, and tuiiity presenting Mr. 4, C. Skinner (Sheffield) 1890 went to South Africa war oorrespondeni an illuminated addreas, setting forth their » remuneration £2O week, which msufhnation of the Awo.ration. ...
... DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last evening issued the following telegram from the General of the Lines of Communi. cation to the Secretary of State for War:— “CAPETOWN. Saturday, 4.15 p.m. “Driver A. W. Bartham, Royal Horse died November 23; ...
... in Cheshire. and fieid. —Addresa Box 5, Telegrapa Shetf- ANTED, to undertake Sale of the Standard Work on \ in on; South Africa, “War with Boers,’ spiendid opening for intelligent. man; for and dis- trict ; terms and field. State particulars to “Art,” ...
... EAST AFRICA. The War Office made the following announcement yesterday : Telegraphing on August 16, Lieutenant-General Smuts reports that on the previous day our forces, advancing from the Nguru Mountains, reached, after overcoming slight opposition, the ...
... Association War Special. LEYDS* NEXT MOVE. VIENNA, Monday. Dr. Leyds will shortly pay a visit to Vienna ask M. Golonchowski. to issue instructions prohibiting the sale of horses English agents for the purpose of shipment South Africa as war ahargera,— ...
... SHIPPING. “ASK MR. DAWSON.” 7, HAYMARKET. Canada, U.S.A., Australia, N. Zealand, S. Africa, etc. WAR PRICES for WINTER UNDERWEAR.—Manchester Warehouae, 12, Dixon Lane. IT'REE SALVATION FOR ALL. A-' By the spirit Revelation in ZION’S WORKS. Vola. I.—XYI ...