... The following appeared iu tiur Second Edition o4 yesterday- i AFFAIRS IN EAST AFRICA. I BOYCOTTING AT QUILIMAX-E. 7%,e Tismet Lisbon correspondentsays.Boyootti at Quilirnane is actually continued. The Brituisk Vice-Consul, who was turned out by the proprietor ...

... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. REINFORCEMENT OF THE BRITISH GARRISON. THE STRENGTH OF THE ENEMY. THE ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE. Loynos, 'MONDAY.-With regard to the repeated attacks made last week upon a British force in the Lagos Hinterland, Reuter's Agency learns ...

... Company's force. Lieater6.nt Brod~ie, w11e had been sent to Solcoto on a mi~saion oin ?? of the Breath, lied retgurned. Hfo war escorted on h1 mission by Captain Carroll, wvidl abont 150 man of thle Niger C-eanpny'e forces. 'Theywenet Ia taudnd iirst, ...

... South Africa; the 4th Bat- I. talion West Riding Reggiment embarked in the r steamer Orient at Southampton yesterday forj .e South Africa: the i7tih LancerB leave Ballincoliz2 If{3VEMENTS OF TROOPS AND ye TRANSPORTS. The Press Association ?? War Oflice ...

... they kill or capture in war. The latter are tortured before being put to death. In fighting with an enemy who has pressed them hard and caused them much loss the bodies are eaten very soon afterncapture, and when the heat of war is upon them. In this case ...

... THE SCRAMBLE FOR WEST AFRICA. IOW A2S IrEzvmwWI 5V15 ?? STAlLET. ALTHIOUG Mr. Stanley is on furlough, he is hard nd abwr mong his papers, drawing up reports, bis matulring schetuee, a~nd posaibly sketching bhe ice. groundwork of a new? book mn uhich ha ...

... it he tarti posst-t to do anything in the lntter. it iS hardlv like., ,that any opposition will be rsed either ee o, LSouth Africa. !GHnSECE Ah-D TURKFEY. The Daily Mails ?? teegraspbs Constantinopme, July 13-The Otitemaa eircaeixt the Powers asking leave ...

... TIM WEST COAST OF AFRICA. ANNBEXATION BY TE JFRENCE.: A BRTEIs FO1CS REPUMSED. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.-The British and African Steam Navigation Company's Royal mail' steamer Lagos, Captain W. L. Keene, has-arrived at Liverpool, with mails and passengers ...

... ENGLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA, The Times ?? whole position in South Africa is so charged wvith explosive elements that we hardly think Mr. Chamberlain is justified in considering the question of the despatch of British troops to our dominions merely from ...

... present state of affairs in South Africa the Queen is unwilling to be at a great distance from London. Rev Dr. Parker, preaching to a large congre- gation in the City Temple yesterday evening, sald -The war in South Africa was forced upon us after the Boers' ...

... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAPE AND THE TRANSVAAL. 3y ,ir SPEECH BY A CAPE MINISTER. ek _ ek ssnm;BRS SPflCIAL SE.RVICE. - rk l CAPErTOwzN, AUGUsT 13TH (delayed in transmis- al ?? natives lave -been, found guilty at he Buluwayo of murders committed ...

... ta-ken their posit ilo in South Africa should 'be imniiediately withdrawn- I (renewevd laughter)-and it required a-u answer in forty-eight hours-(cries of Got it )-under a f threat oi war (Lau'iter.) A smdal State in Africa sendimu that message to the Queen ...