... THE SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA. Pahs, Monday. The Temps, reverting treaties between the Royal Niger Company and Sokoto. complains that Lieutenant Mixon’s authority not considered sufficient. It cites long passage from a forthcoming work of Colonel Monteil ...

... BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA Reuter's Agency is informed that, according just received from BrilMi Central Africa, after the return of the Bnuth force from opens:ous against the Augend Chief, lopseni, everyone of the officers the expedition was laid up with ...

... THE BELGIANS IN AFRICA. SANGCINARY CONFLICT WITH THE NATIVES. rite's Tsaaouae.) Paris. Wednesday. The Congo mail, which was received in Pans yesterday, contains deepatch sen: from Mobbage on 26 Sm euihar last Ds .zza, Governor the French Congo. It in ...

... IN DARKEST AFRICA. EMIN PASHA’S LAST EXPLORA- “C. O. M.” TION. (WCTBB'a TBLBOBAM.) Berlio. Sunday. Details of Emin Pasha’s jownsys are pobliahed Berlin to-day. Slrnhlmann. FINDLATER’S A 1 WHISKEY. The Oftk-o* liusit Printing Corapony, L.miUxi. ore L, ...

... FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN AFRICA. DANGER OF CONFLICT, (BY JAMES J. O'KELLY, M.P.) Lord Salisbury did bad day’s work for England when he openly menaced France at the Ga\ldhall meeting. That menace will remembered in France when the enthusiastic cheers the ...

... from South Africa of tho sent out, in agreed time; the Bonding of troops on the way Cope elsewhere, and submission of all points of difference to arbitration. Xon-oonvplianoo with those demands will regarded as formal declaration of war. It is bold movo ...

... MOBILISATION FOR SERVICE IS SOUTH AFRICA. The following Army Order was issued from the War Office , . • I The under-mentioned mute will be mooi- Uwd once, in accordance with the Ltions for Mobilisation Force for service lit Battalion Suffolk Regiment ...

... SLAVE-TRADING IN AFRICA. A PABHA AHBKBTKO. (eeuTee’. tolbubam.) Ceiio, Teiifci Ali Pub.. Chirf .-.- ■ ■ Coaaotl, too otbra Peehee. oees today la ayfaer faelara the Wee. Dafenm.otoeecberg. beyiee J |-|ii atria. eed ai bera Warn Inilgie ia Abdu r-'i A third ...

... LORD HAWKE'S TEAM IN AFRICA —* « Johannesburg, February 14, In glorious and lofuco largo attoodaoos Englishmon to-day began lh«r sacoad match against r«pre*entatiTe eleven of SoaUi Africa. Lord won the u»e, and Waroar and Mitch ell weal in o« matting ...

... us practically the whole of Africa (laughter and hear, hear). This prospectus was, however, not only for English consumption, but was a notice other countries who imagined that they had some claim to some in portions of Africa (bear, hear). This the sort ...

... Aldershot yesterday for South Africa. , | response to Lady Redvers Bulleris appeal, the regiments at Aldershot and the men remaining at home are subscribing handsomely towards the widows and children of soldiers killed in the war. The War Office has called upon ...

... THE STRUGGLE FOB AFRICA. Pint, B.t.rd.y. M Poinoar*. who waaMiaistoraf in M Dapoy Cabtoel. m in the Matin regarding the treaty between Great Britain and the Congo State, declares that the convention is designed to does the sasterc outlets ot the French ...