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... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. Capetown, A patrol of 250 men encountered largo number on the lOib inet. short distance from the camp at Pogwane. Tho oaeray’a ossitlons wore twice carriod, with trifling loss on tho colonial aide. The Basutos, however ...
... unani mously' parsed resolution to offer the rervires three hundred Hausas the Imperial Government for service in South Africa, should war break out. assembly of tho ITausa force has been held, at which the men, without a single dis«entient voice, signified ...
... elide the chief danger which threatened or India. Empire a lastly dispelled. flovernment tt no• reepandble for INN South Africa war; but the de. stsmotina there of barbarous military parer en. wand peace sad yeogreas in the Colmar. epeetlag Hum Zola he ...
... character of the whole of the inhabitants entral Africa. This latter task being hopeless, he gave it np. When they arrived at Khartum, they found the Dane people, the most warlike tribe of Central Africa, war; and the native troops declared that they mnst ...
... and Ireland will be drawn upon to supply the strong force to be maintained in South Africa when the war has terminated. Already the war now G.n progr~es in South Africa is having the effect of call- ing public attention to our Inilitary requirements in ...
... course tbo Speech. (Hear.) In South Africa war most important war, though not great or—has been conducted successful tssuo. id we should hare liked have known some- repose in regard Matcbnlelaad. i.i-.ir.) Eastern Africa has presented problem even greater ...
... necessary for the Government to take military positions, which strengthen the defensive power of Indin Against sgereseioii. In Africa war which deplored, end would have averted if it had been peetibia, has been brought to close, under conditions which promise ...
... Luscombe, R.N.; Major ,A. Chichester, and Cap- Mr Winston Churchill, ton of Lord Randolph Churchill, who ho* proceeded u> South Africa war correspondent, was also board the Dunottar Cattle. A detachment of the Army Service Corps wan also aboard. ...
... kept up this raovefhent, and he thinks their representations worthy of earnest consideration. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. ANOTHER THREATENED WAR. NEWS telegbam.l Sierra Leoke.Mat s.—Governor Rowe has succeeded in hoisting the British flag at Kirkoukch the ...
... epeccbee hare inoeeeantly brimmed urer with the brag that England la deter- all ritkt aeeert her •nzeramty in Sooth Africa. When war U practically decided it ie eaey to dud ezenaee for tending an army eorpe Capetown. Mr. Chamberiaia’a general compUlat ...
... to las: for some days. THE ITALIANS AFRICA. THE WAR WITH ABYSSINIA. Rome, Monday. It is now certain that extorsive reinforce* m meni- will be sent to General Barattori for tho purpose of enabling him to continue war Abyssinia. There are no funds avail* ...
... £12,000 to the committee, the annual int eres t of which sum is to be expended on the Church's missions in India and Africa. CIVIL WAR PREDICTED. Ma S C who for many years has been a close observer of Irish affairs, writes a long letter on the present ...