... it in happen. that while England has not gone to war with a kuroptan l'ower for the past thirty years, we seem to be constantly engage•l in hostilities with the barbarous tribes of Asia and Africa. The war news and the dynamite outrages were the topics ...

... London contains a iirspatili from lavut.-lieuersi biotin', cinnuandins the troop. South Africa, rerpeellog the war with the Karnes. The despatch a.,. that the war now he coral eyed at an cud. •• ?dement. of disturbance will doubt exist for some time to ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. KYNOCH'S EMPLOYEES AND THY', WIDOWS' AND D - RPR — A — /sii; - l'UNI): The employees of Messrs Kynoci,; . Arklow, have arranged to aid the fund being raised for the benefit of the widows and orphans of Irish soldiers killed in ...

... ANT-WARS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. F. 11. Colenso to Nature from NI wri:rle tve I notived One morning that along tie h..ttni o f th e front wall of my house, on the verandah. a quantity of reddish.brown powder ; there was to till • ouffsiecup. ttu looking ...

... ROSFILITIES WEST AFRICA. A telegram dated Cape Coast Castle, Jan. 14, that the Anglo-1. ranch Commiseion to mark the boundary between the English and French territories on this coast has been threatened with attack by Woo, King of Kinjabo. who refuses ...

... THE HOSTILITIES IN WEST AFRICA. The British and Africa Company's reamer Ten.. rifle arrived at Plymouth on the let inst from the West Coast of Africa, bringing from Bathurst some of the men who were wounded in the recent engagement, these including Lieutenant ...

... CANNIBALISM DI AFRICA. Aessedbm to soopirod is Unwind it Oro modolissi is la sem plow row to Ohs Ileibb sent-swot. If Das osbeally lo thiosslostorsimilboil, so sister sod booms t labisoplog el WS vidoide 010 Imo sot &so lbot io sees puts geossoodemet ...

... stationed at the camp to proceed to South Africa in order to reinforce and replace the casualties of the batteries on active service there. It having been decided to increase the force of cavalry in South Africa, the 7th (Queen's (Iwo) Hussars, commanded ...

... Our b uwiary. lighted the tomb of war, It. which we speedily became involved, and the dame was gull slight, though the peat of war had teen shifted. The lecturer then went on to refer to the resources of South Africa, in regard to its agricultural, mineral ...

... South Africa as he was when he went out to that Ii was desirable that they phould know somethirig about the subject. His idea lead been that, bad as the C•flre was, the Zulu was worse, and he thought also that there had been • race In South Africa called ...

... THE WAR. The offertory in Glenealy Church on 24th met, amounting to al., been forwarded to the Lord Mayor of London for the Red Cross Branch of the Transvaal War Fund. The Earl of Wicklow has arrived in South Africa, and is now on the way to the front ...

... FIGHTING ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. -- ----- Intelligence received st Manske from Sierra Leone announore that another destructive raid baring been made British by the 'war boys of the Chief•Gispowe and other blendi Chiefs, Mr. Pinkett, the Administrator ...