... SOUTI AFRICA. To-Tay's inquiry. Mr. Labouchere and Sir J. Willoughby. The South Africa committee met ragain to- day, thongh it was not until a few minutes betore one o'olork that thee memeerr entered tbe room. Sir W. Harcoert was sot present Colonel Ilbudee ...

... letter to the War noU George 0llice in the strongest and shortest terms to llptittt, possible asking for a pcstponemeua of p There tile cozcmissiona belog taken away tunli th, Os'itionu the statements fii the lettr bad been th~ ?? into at the War Office. That ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. I~~ _E To-day's Enquiry. The South Africa Committee met again P t noon to-day. Both Mr Uhamberlnin and Sir W Harcourt were absent at the commenoc- ment of the procaedings. Mr Wyndbarn reanamed the examinaticin of Mr 8chrelner, who said he ...

... SOUIII AFRICA. ITo-day's Enquiry. ?? Go mmittee and Sir J. WilIauahby 6br At the mneeting of the South Afric~i Corn. mittee this morning a representative of the I ?? Office was first called, who produoed cit' correspondence which passed between Sir J ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. To-day's i lquiry. N Interesting Evidence. T IVl The South Africa committee met again N, this morning, though it was not until half- k past twelve tbat the members entered the committee room. Sir W Harcourt was not present. 1 The code used ...

... SOUTI AFRICA. Mr. Rhodes and the Committee Thefirst public meeting of the drouth Africa I Committee was held at Westminster Iltall 5nev this mornir.g. Mr. Ilttcrs was early in wat attendance and the Prince of Wales son airrived exuctly at noon. The committee ...

... SOUT1H AFRICA. To-day's Proceedings, S 2 The South Afria CaCommittee met again today, though it, was nearly forty minutes after the appointad time when tbeyentered rthe room. Mr Chamberlain, who has been bseftcring from a u attack of gout. ?? to hild ...

... ildiiile liy 11 yli.bisviie or hy other to0 iiclan s whether tl hy wouldi favorl r the unione wit (if Itic w hole oit South Africa. or w hetliver ?? ocoal inuitter8 5111 ield bie left to ?? ReuIlo. -'rou mlay be sutre, lie addeid, ?? Wits riot ur roinig ...

... BkFARE IN SOUTH AFRICA. l T.HT E ATTLli OF ULUNDI. A 1SOLDIER'S STORY. ?? last left us on the eve of thi baltle of Alauli. After Colonel Bailer had gob the whole of his men once more across the drift) tuil i camnp, diesultory' tiring between our selves ...

... notice to mnove at the n-oat meeting thilat bliss Adams, of Yeoford, be )f appointed to fill the vaecancy at Shirley Corner.-It war% decided to npply to tile Ir Public ?? Loan CommAigsionors to borrow ;e l£400 for cilargiting Shirloy Cornor School. Papa in ...

... -Rgv.. ?? three and years a member of the Oxford, Camnbriige, Dublin, and, Ltts Durham: UnixdrisitiesI'Missio'n .T1eitlyal Africa gave an ;#ur account of. the past history and present prospects of the hlis mission, in- the Guildhall, Exeter (by ermission ...

... The Trouble In North Africa,. - -- - - moneei t tre~e ron~d An Effeot of the Late War. ber _ e, and PARIS, Tuesday. t ! The FAr learns that in spite of the Con- a tinued disorders on the Wiroccan frontier the 2 Minister of Foreign Affairs wilt uot bear ...