... STRANGE MEETINGS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The war in South Africa has brought about many remarkable experiences, but none more so, perhaps, than the strange and unexpected meeting of a Market Harborough family from various parts of the earth. Wardie Nunneley ...

... THE WAR AND AFTER. The Earl of Selborne responded to the toast of Her Majesty's Ministers at the National Conservative League dinner on Wednesday at the Holborn Restaurant. He said the minority in the country—who were ashamed of the war— said that ...

... in consequence having over, fatigued himself by riding from twenty to°thirtv miles daily under the burning sun of Africa. Don Carlos—The War Spain The Memorial Bordelais states that Don Carlos would s.iortly obtain his passports, and would retire, not Germany ...

... issue, or by tolerating further delay. Already this protracted crisis has inflicted almost as much suffering; upon South Africa as any war. If Mr. Kruger is well-advised, he will at once take this last chance, certain that no party in England will give liim ...

... characters takes place at a hunting meet at Cranbouroe Hall in Dorsetshire. The major portion of the play is laid in Soutb Africa during war time. In the closing act the scene is again on English ground. From first to last the presentation of tbe play is good ...

... alone frustrate most wanton and audacious hostile design. can secure all they ate agitating for without dragging South Africa into war, and embroiling England European complications. The situation is critical, but Mr. Chamberlain evidently dealing with ...

... eart 1 ;. G d and all Goodness. Then Cowlyd, bareheaded, invoked the blessing of the Almighty on British Arms in S uth Africa, in the war against falsehood, iniqui y, a:d error, and announce! that the Ger-edd Swo d woufd never again be sheathed till the ...

... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over a year ago, when the country was depleted of a great part of the regular Army through the war in South Africa, the War Office suddenly called upon those Reservists who had passed the age for active service, to rejoin the colours. ...

... caused considerable attraction at tbe Theatre R >yal. The piect-, which deals with tcenes at home as well as life in South Africa in war time, is wed put upon the stage, the performers acting their parts most creditably. For next week there is a capital attraction ...

... which was hauled down in 1881 after the retrocession. It is announced from Capetown that no troops will leave South Africa until the war is over. BASUTO LABOURERS CAPTURED. An unfortunate incident has occurred near Kroonstad in connection with a body of ...

... the tribes helping them. Kven should the war continue for years the great will go sending out armies, is the English always do what they say they will do. I shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This war against the king, who has broken his promises ...

... expectation of the latter six months of this year in South Africa had been too sanguine. The war had had to be maintained upon a full strength; the same number of troops practically were in South Africa, and supplies were being shipped week by week. The expenditure ...