... that according to the latest news from Bajaur, Umra Khan has been very active since the news reached him that a British expeditionary force was being organised against him. He has collected 4000 mules for the transport of provisions to Dir Fort, which ...

... * t * - 7 THE BRImSH EXPEDIOW ' AGAINST THE T'BUS. - TWO HATTh; TOWNS STORMI). A Rente's telegram from ±03os ?? British expeditionary force, ndr command of Colonel Scott, wbich started from here on Thuriday last against the Jebus and Egbas, who have blockeM ...

... about the new turn of affairs. Firstly, the news reache I St. Petersburg that, owing to the rapid advance of the British expeditionary force, the position of the Ameer was becoming more aud more precarious, aud that though the report about his having fled ...

... Suez Canal Company have prohibited the employment of any persons who in any capacity worked for or assisted the British expeditionary force, consequently many people are thrown out of work, This, if true, shows the feeling of the Canal Company towards ...

... anpointed to- the command of the Burmese frontier forces, with orders from King Theebaw to prevent the passage of the British expeditionary force at all cost. Protracted deliberations have been held by the Burmese Council, at which the King was dis. appointed ...

... According to details which have IIow been re- 1 ; coived hrer, the fighting at Tamubi botweosi the , natives and the British expeditionary force sent , to punish the native chief Carimioo for the attack f u-on Major Mooro's party in May last, was of a very ...

... THREE HUNDRED NATIVES KILLED. Advices received from the West Coast of Africa record a sanguinary conflict between a British expeditionary force and some natives. It appears that news having reached Sulyniab of an attack upon the town of Jeormah occupied by ...