... BrITISH CENTRAL AFRICA WAR MEDAL. This Queen has been pleased to approve of the mredal granlt-ed in 1895 for eertairt operations in Eastcrri and Western Africa bteinig also awarded to tire foreopi employed in Britis1i Centrad Africa. be- to-eon 189t ...

... be temporary that usualli proves most durable. OUR CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office return, issued last night, of the total casualties reported since the beginning of the war, up to and including November 30, gives the following figures:- Died of ...

... person appeared not to have had the desired effect, and he was now sentenced to six months' bard labour. WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A serious war was in progress in the interior of Old Calabar when the steamer Congo left on the 23rd of October. Details ...

... FIGHTING IN AFRICA. TWO HUNDREl)D NATIVES KILLED. siHrrlO (via Liverpool), May 31. - A serious affair has occurred at Miartio, The natives of that town having plundered a boat belonging to the people of Bunthe Island, where the British Govern- ment olfices ...

... SOUTh1- AFRICA, AIVRST~? Ob A TtAINSYAAIJ J0OUR- NALIST. 'TIE CAPE AKSS MBY AN) THE -0zr~iawho 3'S Of.ltL1. 3 -I n lOX:.' toe DaubWL Progres-,sive chi~o 0~sonk- ie neorronet and flen-tr rtsL-rdn, tho rtdrations 01 I ithath Mr. Padooetr'of * ~~i'in ...

... WEST AFRICA. FRENCH OFFICER KILLED. ?? SIGNIFICANT PREPARATIONS. DEPARTURE OF COLONEL LUGARD. Akansa, March 5. Intelligence has been received hero that a French officer and a soldier have been stabbed to death at Ho, on the Middle Niger, by the husband ...

... b-it)c 3.0uti) Iffica iliqlliq TiE South Africa Committee Room was crowded eon Fr J . ,- ?? L - n .. when the Committee re-aesCj, ;1 after the sensational adjourmi, ?? of the previous meeting, members of Parliament being: r. sent. Dr. Jameson was the ...

... going to South Africa ifor a. picnic. Their bitter experience has frightened the gentlemen in arms who would kill Kruger with their mouth e' t bonns. T:30 CAPITALISTS' WAR. Mr. J. A. Hobson, the well-known author of The War in South Africa, writes as ...

... SOUTH AFRICA INQMY. ANOTHER IMPERI&L OFFICER IN IT. THE COST OF THE RAID. The members of the South Afrfan Committee met again, all the members being presoeit except Sir W. Harcourt. The first witness to be examined before the South Africa Committee ...

... selling articles contraband of war, for Lugard's action two years ago or thereabouts must have informed him of that fact. Now, said I, do you consider Stokes as having been a pioneer of civilization in Central Africa, or a mere greedy adventurer without ...

... SOUTH AFRICA INQUIRY. 1REMARK ABLE STATEMENT BY Ci th SlIt J. WIJLLOUGHBY. : ~N In the cuineat numlbar of Truth the fol- lowing paragraph appears :tiu I cannot v*uci for the truth of the following, hut I atm tol(d that, when Sir Jolma willoughby received ...

... thi- It ic-n'i Irilicil ?? W I - c-r'r'.d1 HInctmt-ic crc esebl sid to pa>' their o-ii ii (iii 14:1 ob' BXNKRFT~ 17I1'NY ;IN War, aci miplioaircoii tic rintel itorder ?? 'nl'ig 0 c S4 WXXilk~l,?, nnchc-er,3 and l Wi X iv.oi~c dr'cu-r. ccac 'a-r tictcite ...