... r-adto the sntoppagle of contraband. ca-iinn ave conclude-d that tire ae-slrrcroras vuelsi is one of the vital tl-iaaw ithe war, and tri-s rilP ire logcalcoclusion. Several vessels Ion~ef f-cr Dellaoa Bay are now hair -zapsrrno the British navy. SH iT ...

... certainly not very u'k-yt o produre thbede . efet. Iam not in agireeaaeet w:'b nah ed Dr. Cliiford on the suoje=a os- the war. BUI the 1n7 effect of-such c'-ieISM of hi;s hne sand indepvendont action i- to wspos oe stand br Ins side. The subjocvt as ...

... new st.el twvill-screw Rteamer Guelph, the fourth of her class which hlas iccn built for their service to aiid from South Africa, war launched yesterday from leasir8. Hlarland and Wolflsi yard at Bolfast. ?? gross toniago of the Guelph will be about 4,830 ...

... subjoined communication from the War Office, expressing the Government's gratitude for the services rendered by this force in South Africa:- War Office, London, R.W., May 24th. .Sir.-The ecretary of State for War directs me to acquamint you that in ...

... the Republics in South Africa in the Empire, and thanks them for their social legislation for the benefit of the working classes. The proposition was carried uLanimously. Sir Matthew White Ridley said, regarding tie South Africa war, the more evidence was ...

... join in a federated South Africa under the British flag. It has cost tls a bloody and expensive war to bring thalt hope within measurable distance of being realised. Mr Gladstone was adviseri that if he had prosecuted the war of Isvl to a bitter end, as ...

... had made ourselves trustees of a policy of equal rights for the white, and full justice for the coloured, races of South Africa. WAR FUNDS INQUIRY. The report of the Committee, described by the First Lord of the Treasury as neither Parlia- mentary nor ...

... roatter further with his colleagues until the ground is clear, but I bavetheprivateauthority ofa Ninister torsaying if the Africa war Is over by the end of deptember, his answer to the Chamberliin request for an Imnme- dinte ?? Is cxpected then to be yes ...

... also been pleased, to appoint T. it Ktily, Esq., N.D., to be an Assistant-M1agistrate for the district of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, DEC. 24. a 11th Light Dragoons.-Brevet Major J. Douglas, to cl be Major, by purchase, vice Jones, promoted to the ...

... it was designed to avoid the t scandal of a scramble which the recent n South Africa war bad caused, it is carious to notice, by the way, how the phrases X about this war are being altered, A little .1 while ago nothing was heard of bet the a magnificent ...

... the worst enemies of , Cyprus-the locusts. He had sp'emt three years on the island, when he was again called to South Africa. War with the Zulus had arisen the few troops that the V colonial authorities had in readiness were de- feated at Isaiadula; ...

... nanmliering 2111 oflisers rndl men, wills 2i0 homoer, left to-clay for Soulth Africa, WAR ITEMAIS, Yesterday, the St. Okrav's h'rimailions pireposoe that tie attention of the War ?? Salisbcry. Mr. Ballfonr anid Sir 11. ?? ]ltiasuttermaai be triinv to the ...