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... 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 WAR IN EGYPT. Tar resignation of the French Prime Minister is not likely to make any material change in the situation. The immediate effect of it will be to pat From.e out of all our calculations in Egypt. We do not think this should cause us any ...
... A WAR OF REVENGE. MASSACRE OF ',pia INDIANS. Letters and received from Lima contain details of terrible outrages committed on the white population by Permian Indians daring the war be- , Chili and Peru. Fifteen hundred of these , people were slaughtered ...
... 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 ...
... Siriks, Unthaws, anb BIRTH& agth, at tbe Stowe, War. reepoiet, the el Saba Crawford, T.C., et a 111311. GAlLlT—Dicambet I?, at Cast Wag, tin ills al R Gem el • Norts—Deastabet la, at Wrattaa, &story, wife al 1 1 Nista, at a daughter. MARRIAGES. LANG December ...
... 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 ...
... re-opening of the Boar difficulty, complicated by a difference with Germany respecting other porticos of Africa. It is to be most earnestly desired that dread war may long be averted; but as there is. positively, no evil into which the slip-shod policy of Mr. ...
... condemned to eat. The in Smith Africa is by no means dead, mid tie public have yet much to kers as the Unfortanately the British public gain their geograpitical knowledge in the moat ezpenvive manner—at the cost of • war. here they can karn much for a ...
... to the Interior. DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE to all the NEW ZEALAND PORTS, CAPE sad SOUTH AFRICA. Agent for Imam', Canard, Allan's Onion, Amber, Moto Awmffilso. Wkir War' and Dominion Lined Royal Mail Steamers for New York. Through Sieben to all the States ...