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... 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 ...
... TBS GERMANS IN AFRICA. Tba Barlin eomspondent tf tba Standard am neatettd by Oeraaa Colonial Society tor Wait Africa that it was not that body, bat Oeraaa Cobmial Daion. new called the German Coloainl Socssty, which, adopting propanol mndo ...
... Transvaal war was inevitable. Now that they were war! was prepared to see it through and support the Executive, but deprecated the hounding down those who took the view that the war was wrong. If the idea of British supremacy in South Africa was to force ...
... THE COST OF THE WAR- Mr. Imbouchere to day’s “Truth' says; understand that the the amount already expended the war » £16,000,000. bring the Army back home from bouth Africa certainly not cost less than £4 000,000. It seem*, consequently, quite cer- Min ...
... TOUR THROUGH AFRICA AND AUBT BT THE TEST 1 FATHER BKApT, 0. H. I>Mt mlcMtteflnlot » «fka a ...
... FOR WAR. A dietingoiahed naval officer, who seen anen service, bat as be still holding com m.ssioo, does not desire bis n»metobepoousued, has made the following aiatement to the Central Mews—** The question of England's preparedness for war from naval ...
... known to have taken in West Africa will, however, enable the Opposition, it be in carnea*, to put some drag the Colonial Secretary, wboae policy ii regarded careful observers as tending to draw the British nation inevitably into war with France. TOWN AND COUNTRY ...
... diary of the war t • tm n the field force in SOUTH AFRICA- The following. *»J* position, as far can be aao«*aia«i, of the cavalry, artillery, and infantry of the regular army now in Sooth Africa. tho®* corps are included which have djsenAaAed are expected ...
... WAR OFFICE Royal limiskilling Fusiliers—Capt. Gerald 31. Mackenzie to lie Major, Royal Irish Riflts—Supernumerary-Capliin Frederick J. H. Bell to Captain. Royal Munster Fusiliers—Lieu*. Paul Acharricr seconded for service with the British Central Africa ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. THE ADVANCE INTO MATA- BELELAND. SAVAGERY OP THE MATA- BELES. (uma't tblwbam). C»p«towo. ihnr«d»y, Ths oolomo dsspotehod Iram Pott Vietorio oseompod lost night point 40 mi 100 from thol plooo, sight tram tho bordor. odTonoowUl modoisto ...
... THE BOER WAR. The “Morning Leader’s” correspondent telegraphs; —-An Austrian military expert, uriting in tbe “Weekly Military Review/’ expresses the opinion that the jteeent war will drive England adopt conscription. He anticipates that after peace has ...
... Iztlier mr ipoken o( me And . xwzatT. them. We Ist them iu once before the war. and a camlets indiffarence her treasures, of .Milan Co-mirativo Union, the and therefore the war came; for it was people which word laolmoazly genuine. There hederatloo ‘“k' ...