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... TIER SOUTH AFRICA; 'WAR- -RELIEF OPERATIONS. .A BRILLIANT CHARGE. CAm' X TWN, October 19 (7,.e PlYmonth). ' The coluin to ielieve Mafete'ig 'cimnsists of about 1800 Europeans. .. Its latest additionE'was 300 mem- bers of tbe Cape Town volunteer corps ...
... THE CRTSIS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. WAR DEOrARED MMIXENT. BELLICOSE MOVEMENTS OF BRITAIN. Lisbon, Tuesdav. -Mr Petre yesterday handed as fresh telegraphic note from Lord Salisbury to Senhor Barros Gomes, Minister for 1'oreign Affairs, which, without threatening ...
... [REINFORCEMENTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. war le as REGIMENTS SELECTED. The Central News is enabled to state that the Government have decided that several more regiments shall be sent to South Africa to provide for any I contingency that may arise on account ...
... Shrewsbury recently ewrote to the Queen drawing Her Majesty's atten- e tion to the splendid service being rendered in the South Africa, war by Wales, and the large number I of troops now at the front from the three military districts of the Principality. The Queen ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR BETWT EN RIVAL CHIEFS. The steamers Banguela and Biafra, which have t arrived in the Mersey from the West Coast of Africa abti g, as webriefly stated yesterday, news of a ' serious outbreak at New Calabar which has been ...
... Transvaatl, lie ras aisvAre If tihe fact but litt tillt the ilmpllrtation o if tarlike ltores )n- t'ne Cokiiiers of twinthi Africa waR i hireih-h If locitl cr iiitf-rniaiil law. Siir t. DuIke Alliesel tile F' irsK l.-rl of ther Treiaiury whe-h'r rny lctiiritti- ...
... the inetitute to bid farewell to Mr sod Mrs George Aitken, of the Free Church Living. stonia Mission, British Central Africa. There war a large gathering of friends and acquaint. anoces, and the ball-which was decorated with beautiful pot plants, and otherwise ...
... return to Berlin latte about the 10th inst. for THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. 'emb VWAR AT NEW CALABA. threat ' reat News reached Liverpool last evening from the tilme West Coast of Africa that war had broken out at I New Calabar between the followers of King ...
... RUSSIAN FLEET AT CRONSTADT. IiREvTER'S TELEGR AX.] St Petersburg, Thursday.-The men-of-war lying in Cronatadt Roads are to he joined by the cruiser Africa and the war vessel S o, 1 Vice-Admiral Chesakoff will shortly inasp .t the vessels. THE RESERVES. ...
... 1889, when the treaty war made, is certain to have a most wholesome effect on other chiefs, and may induce many of the smaller men either to tender their submission or to cross the border into German East Africa. THE ASLANT'EF WAR. THE ILLNESS OF PRINCE ...
... of large *Quantities of war- like stores into South Africa from Frenchi and German sources, and what action, if any! he proposos to take tO prevent this serious meniace to the umainten- ance of peace in South Africa. BRITISH WAR PREPARATIONS. MORE AMMUNITION ...
... said about the distress which existed amop` r1 the manufacturing and agricultural classes of thisI country, or ef the war In South Africa. He regarde 8 with satisfaction the allusion in the Royal Message to w the Berlin Treaty, and remarked that if the Govern- ...