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... in South Africa under the general command and dirccj iron of Lieutenant-General Sir Forc-rtier Walker was iseued Saturday night. They 1 number some fifty-three ofßccra, whose names hare already been published, haring been ordered to Sooth Africa. Tho War ...
... FRTDAv.-Tih Italian Minister of Public Instruction has made a grant of £1,000 for a scientific expedition to Central Africa. TITE WAR IN THIE MALAY PENINSULA. The Prt ss Association is anthorlsed to maike public the following tlegrasi from GovernuJrJel ...
... the Home Rule reprt sentat'ves care or. Ws cannot congratulate our readers on the nature of the recent news from South Africa. The war does not appear to be at all over.and there seems nothing to give us the hope that it will soon be, save telegranit from ...
... between what oar Oovssaascat baa damaadid aad what tbs Boses have ootedad are not auScicat to justify oar plaagiag Booth Africa into war. *Wa enter our soinna protest ngaiast nay appeal to the sword la settle oar diCeraacas with tha Trsatvsal aaril after ...
... attempt lift the veil. But ■thought the war had proved the determination of the oonutrvthat British power should he paramount. They felt might look forward to perraaoeutly quieting the hostile elements Sooth Africa. Tbe war would bring its train freedom, justice ...
... Rhodes seemed to have been forgiven by the majority of the House of Commons for his past transgression in South Africa. The War. To-night no fresh war news has come -to hand. Commodore De-wey has not as yet been able to communicate the story of his great victory ...
... circles. Dtmng the day War Office was o»cials from other Government departments. West Bud citrbs, Ac., for news the reported conflicts. Even Sir Bnller left England to sesame his responsible command in South Africa without the War Office being in positron ...
... Hotel notepopur : —** Colley, f(>rgivo me.— Your wifo, Mauv. His broihcr, who thirty-five, hold an appointment in West Africa, and war on leave. Deceased had never threatened to end her tile. Mrs. Julia Watson, mother of deceased, said her daughter and ...
... th* BnuMb Bonn*. The »*rk*t for SpuM btmte bn. practical!; noa-.xUt.Bt, aad that taTarkUh UoaritiM little brttw. Sooth Africa Way. war. bnoyaat ia oonerqoeoo* of th. eteeiy boyiag oa London aocout. TTU mauuAm, B*to«o*t. Cjdt OoapanraU. 19* 13* I Huban, ...
... favourite plan. defect* of the Short Sendee eyetem the have been bronght tat* -great prominence by the occurrence war South Africa before the war In the North-Weat of Indin had been bronght to olcae. Military men have long doubted whether Mr. Cardwell'* a ...
... prwcearioß wad the new Chief Magistrate will, m entertain her (Majesty's ether diataagwisbed gweste the Guddhaß. la stew of the war Africa, Che Prime Minister's speech being looked forward to nrith speeial teteyset. not eeem likely that can toll the country much ...
... referred to have conveyed to South Africa immense quantity war mad other ctores, ammunition, &c. A Gibraltar telegram says The Governor to-day inspected two companies of Royal Engineers under orders for South Africa. His Excellcucy said he was able testify ...