... f- t . SOs'riT AXFRICA( 1y kct7ardl WLSOI-. x.!-7t - ° s'sacics fl'y Aadd non. 'The experience of eight years' duty in ?? e Africa, as narrated by lyr. Wilson, late Sub- e inspector, is At once instructive and interesting. £ g Deeper glances into the social ...

... ?? llr. 31oran, and Mlr. Powrell, editor of tbe Mid~easd TfE BRITISH IN WEST AFRICA. London. Wednesday. Advices received at Liverpool to-day from &itish Sulymahb West Africa, report that the 17edition secently sent up the Sulymah River by the British ...

... le Natuiial-EHistory- Museum so that each will contain illustrations of the zoology of a Par- ticular area of Europe, Asia, Africa, America: or Austrahia; and the system of classification will be more thoroughly carried oat us soon as the col'- lections ...

... th:at h regards the mnan who has not sojouriaci in a ten. as one who hes not thoroughly lived. , deaeon Farrar writes on Africa and the Dr Trade. His article ought to attract tie r.a notice of any in the number if its -:troezatrs are true. The drink ...

... of Africa, while the Telegraph Construceion | 2pany are making a cable fifteen hundred l tea ian length to cosanect Mossemedes wvith Cene TN htis work will he completed in March; j 5t, and then there will be twvo telegrapiic - ttes to South Africa, one ...

... England, H. Greene Kelly, Esq., ?? arrived , at Kingstown yesterday from nglsand. . The Rev. Father O'Haire, formerly of South Africa, has left Dublin for England. On Tuesday the Prince of Wales made the aannual inspection sf her Msajssty's Bed guard of Yeo- ...

... requests that early APPOMiE' NT, be masee. Reduced tahifl for sit. tRn-Carzes, Is; Cabinets, 2s each. 9M THE MASSACRES IN EAST AFRICA. ACTION OF THE GERMANS. London, Friday. A Ti7Ve telegram from Zanzibar ?? Germam niesaiouaries, one a woman, were massacred ...

... Artillery (Lieutenant Colonel Thornhill, Lieutenant Randle, and Lieutenant Connolty), which served in the cannpaignin South Africa from 1878 to 1881, passed through Windsor, en route to I Hay, South Wales, and her Majesty inspected the bat- tery in the ...

... cotaits,-favourable selection of the transactions of the society. It includes the -I first part of a historical paper on south Africa. t by Sir Bartle Frere, the preparation of which for c the Press was one of the last acts of thavigorous I old statesman. ...

... thrilling incidents, and the writer has made excellent use of his materials. THE WAR OF THE AXE. By Percy Groves. BIacie and Son. A story of adventures in Soutli Africa may be expected to vilify the natives, and this book -is not in that respect disappointing ...

... however, no intention of - mfking war upon the natves., Had. they wanted to 'do so they might have taken advantage of recent insults and mkdal airb.ngdments with, the Pondoi, G but ther jwein e4tehirited to have no native in war. Messrs J B Joubert,. Niekerk ...

... brute creation. The island of Yap, for r instance, for tile ?? of which the Governments of Spain and Germany C] nearly went to war last year, contain'r p ,some magnificent mergalithic remains. The I n |egends of nearly all peoples c-ontain dim allusions 1 ...