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... ANOTHER LITTLE WAR. It is clear that there is going to be another little war or something like it in South Africa. The Matabelos are advancing, and the South African Company are ready with their police and volunteers to meet them. Forts Salisbury, Victoria ...

... CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN AFRICA. SERMON IN ST. PATRICK'S. n Sunday evening after vespers in St. Patrick's Church, an impressive sermon was delivered by Very Rev. Father Wade. Superior of the Mission of Kwitta, on behalf of the missionary work being carried ...

... lord Ripon o . n_t_he_ South Africa Button, tueday was deaf at • Lib. dearesetratios at Bolt. Wight. At the tetra. at the atattotties of Ur the awireas to erw.. their wreath with lard Wisher, ea the death of lady sad said to. ORM roma mt. path,. white ...

... MR. ASQUITH AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. THE RECENT WAR SCARE. DOUSE OF LORDS Lsvan (Fry:), MUNVA T Heine S.wridary this etening addressed the 4 s 'erre moo' ehi emeta. poets an the Tows Hall, Loren. The right lemon. who wao arcompanied by Mrs. Asquith, a- Leven ...

... amillek rod like war. T.arbs. rmd Samar - Anbbribirl. Warbwas.-r. Raw E.'s.- The 1.441 m. .4. la Africa Vie b. pebbe wftb . _ Whim the wipousse. p.••••••• In* Tka. 1.55515 tstl. 511 54.5 pry.. r. wer. 444 d bl 4.4 4.'444 4.55 4 5.550 pm.. 151. Irma Qv ...

... no prospect of the products of tropical Africa being sufficient to pay the expenees of an Administration so expensive as that of India. Meanwhile there are wars and military expeditions in every corner of Africa to acquire this darrinosts lier.i.tas. Including ...

... ;e - been six months in power. They have fulfilled not one of their election promises. England's threatened with war in Europe, Acia, Africa, and America. The motto of the Tory party is Peace with Honour. Thiz is the Star view of the situation ...

... joined the Peroilliun army in what is known as the War. After that ho became a war cot r pmr!eat, and now 3 good deal of fighting in tie Ititsso-Turkish war. Subsequently he drifted about and Africa for awhile, until ho went to Klima, elioro he was ekuted ...

... 1893. MASHONALAND. Writing of the booth African troubles, the .• Speaker says— It is the Chartered Company who want tho war, and not Lobengulawho, as Sir Henry Loch points out, 'dreads attack,' but is forced (by the situation that has been created) ...

... disturbed. What they call making • war on our part is tbi. We nett'. ordered • shot to be fired, but undouht.dly for the purpose of preser ring order, and until the matter be settled, we seat troops to South Africa, then, knowing the sense of the Transr•al ...

... certainly involve the peace of Bechuanaland, have far reaching reeultalthroughout South Africa. Ifer Majesty's Government are therefore bound to take earl. that a war is not lightly entered into with Lobenoula and PO, acting under elanse 10 of the Charter ...