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... Louse should &dared that the scheme ler the ertstion of an in I wor k together harmoniously. and that the laud eosin North Africa war approaching realisation ; Bom a wi lt l oo k w ith decided displeasure on soy M. Boudoirs would, be said,prooeed shortly ...
... me an honour of considering the formation of a Government. We bad to cast our n more then lone direction. In South Africa, though' the war in which we had been engaged had happily been ended, yet there had begun a struggle I s , , . I Wtocilammsorry to ...
... TUE WAR IN WEST AFRICA. • A BRITISH GUNBOAT ORDERED DOWN. IT is uoderstood that the English Government, ou Tuesday, cabled summations to Madeira for • British gunboat to be gent down to the peens of the hostilities at New Calabar, tor the puspane of guarding ...
... WEST AFRICA. London, Fridaf.—lM mew sable Alp Brit. Matta ha Gresawiels melsrday to lay the /Mesa direst sable. She will sompleto tbs sham suds at Hatbaret, Afries. Loges, Biers lame, Besse, sad /loamy. The steamship etas will leave about • week War. Ina ...
... THE BASUTO WAR. LONDON, FlNDAY.—Commenting upon the Begat° difficulty, the Tinter says it is worth asking whether there is really goad ground for the belief that successive vindications of our ascendency by force of arms will relive our position of danger ...
... THE AFGHAN CIVIL WAR. Loudon, Friday.—Tbe Daily Newt eorrespou - dent says Ayoub Khan has (Irmo the Aweer's outposts to Oiriskh. FRANCE AND NORTH AFRICA. London, Friday.—The Daily Chronicle pnbfishw the following from its Vienna correspondent :—Stany ...
... THE BOER WAR. The Central News says that Lieutenant- General the Hon. Leicester SIDS Ul. Seuior Officer in South Africa, has telegraphed home offering bii services in with the out break in Trail %Vaal. Colonel iCrbothnot, uow in England on leave, timbal ...
... 'ailed upon him rwiltdisi Um Transvaal affairs. He said he ronalered the war between England and the Been would prove a disastrous affair for many years in tbe history of Booth Africa, and would Lave an abet on the native population. He would do all in his ...
... AMERICAN WAR. The Panama Star and Herald of the 18th ult., contains the following from its Lima correspondent:— Me newspaper La Patria, of Lima, which may be considered a semi-Govern. ment organ, announces that ou the 15th of January a council of war was ...
... DISTURBANCRS IS WEST AFRICA. A BRITISH GOVERNOR SHOT. I.lanacei. Motioadr.--Aesordiug to iotelli• Renee received t.ese from the West Sam of Africk fresh disterbances have limos oat in Quetta. The satiric molted against the Zug heti, and is the dodging ...
... THE AFGHAN WAR. DISTURBANCES AT HERAT. LONDON, THIIRSDAY.—A Daily News Lahore correspondent telegraphs that there are continned disturbances in Herat between the Catoffees and the local regiments. The Turcomans are reported to be threateniug Herat. Damod ...
... BRITISH FLAG. Ltvitarom. TultlMAT.—ltiformation has been resolved hem of as insult by a German man-of. war to the English Aug no the Wen Coast of Africa at Rapids; a town lying between Qnettah and Loam The British authorities from Qnett,b are reported to ...