... FIGHTING IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Dr. George Smith, Becrotary of Free Chorch Scotland Foreign Mresion Cornmittoe, has received news from East Central Africa to tbo (ol■Jawing effect;—Dr. Cross, writing from Dkonde ■«m the Mlh April, cays that by tbo-30tb March ...

... convinced that the war which England is aA present engaged is on her p*rt a just one, and their hope was that a »i»eedy victory would attend the British arms. (Applause.) lUv. Mr. M'Kean. who met with a hearty reception, said war in South Africa, of which first ...

... COLONIAL CONTINGENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA. SYDNEY, Fridny.—Tha Ingnlatitv Auuabif of New Sooth Wain hot decided the of troop, Booth Afrion. ULSTER LIB BRAT. DNIOfiIOTB AND THE WAR. The following roplieo tram Lord SnliehtaT end tho Bight Bon. Ohemhertem to ...

... TIIK SOUTH AFRICA COMMITTKK. COLONEL RHODES AGAIN UNDER EXAMINATION. (seeciat. tt£ post.) The Saath Africa Committer trsl Main tc-day. I hooch tt was not till a (c» before one o'clock that tho entered tho room. Sir W. lUrroort was oat prreent. O-Jokol ...

... BRITISH ANNEXATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. I BKLixvK (says London correspondent) that her Majesty’s Ministers before they separated came to decision to extend onr annexations In ‘-oath Africa, and that it will be found that the districts upon our frontiers which ...

... THE BLAST WAR. military announcements made morn: c come upon the country with almost startling -■■idenness, but there will rise from every corner Empire an universal chorus of approval. I.'rd Roberts goes to South Africa Common.!-f Chief, with Lord ...

... SPEECHES THE WAR. Speaking last evening at Aberdeen, Mr. Bryce said that so far party interests were concerned it would far better to swrin with tbs stream. Let os prosecute the war with all possible energy that our victory may bo speedy and complete ...

... IN THE EVENT OF WAR. telegram dated Melbourne. Tuesday, The question of offering troous for service in South Africa is being discussed by the Governments of the different Australian colonies. The Victorian Minister of Defence is in favour the despatch ...

... THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. Mr. JOHN ELLIS asked tba Secretory od State for rotates whatkar any. and eo, what change baa taken place leetgnalte ia the oonetitette of toe Board of Direetem of the Bntiek Sooth AMea Cemgevy team Jaly tet, eed whether ...

... UNEXPECTED WAR a distant part of the globe. In that war there have certainly been incidents of kind which have much agitated the public mind of this country, but this I can say, without fear of contradiction, that not for a moment has there been shown ...

... THE WAR AT THE CAPE. The newi from the seat of war in Sonth Africa is of hopeful character. Umfanta has surrendered unconditionally, and Stockivetyali has either surrendered or been arrested. tJgolami has been defeated in the Transvaal, with the loss ...

... THE ZULU WAR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] It is now expected that nothing will be done South Africa till the arrival of Sir Wolseley. At one time it was supposed that the invasion of Zululand would have commenced before the news of Sir G. Wolseley’s appointment ...