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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 4 TRAIN WRECKING DRIVEN NORTHWARD. ?| AMMUNITION SEIZED BY PORTUGUESE. (I*ree s Association War Specials.) arm CAPETOWN, Wednesday. was derailed while entering t r at,OTl the 2nd inst., native having wrong way. Treachery is sustfl ...
... Government with the Governments of foreign Powers were friendly and satisfactory. (Applause.) So far as his observation of the war extended, it had not imperilled the external relations with other Powers. There was one country with which every subject of ...
... Ministers from one office to another delayed important reforms, and expressed his firm belief that tbe present troubles in South Africa and in Ireland might have been averted by consistent policy had not tba affairs of the two departments been in the hands of ...
... Australia ; in New Guinea, where there are now seven mission- aries, aod every one of them the sons of cannibals ; in West Africa and in tbe West ludies. In tbe West Indies last year missions cost £40,000, yet the Wesleyan Foreign Missionary Society only ...