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... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR SCARE. The Durban correspondent of tho Timet says— Sir H. Robinson, in opening Capo Parliament, said tho Table Bay defences were being vigorously prosecuted, and. when completed, would amply protect them from attack sea. THE MONTREAL ...
... not be the author of new troubles. His return to England is the essential condition of sound and safepolicy South Africa. THE AFGHAN WAR. TELEGRAM.] Simla, Thursday. —General Donald Stewart has received orders to withdraw his forces with the least possible ...
... indeed, that ere long the question will widen into a war of races, and that it will not be in the Transvaal alone, but throughout South Africa, that the war of English and Dutch supremacy will have to be fought out. Pietermaritzburg the greatest confidence ...
... THREATENED WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA A correspondent, writing from Capo Colony on February 7th, says:—Affairs Basutoland are now in very critical condition. Another troublesome native war is on the point of beginning, and one which it will useless to try to ...
... Dr. Gearge Smith, secretary of the ree Charch of Scotland Forcign Mission Committee, has re- ceived rows from East Central Africa to the fol- owing cffect:—Dr. Cross, writing from Ukonde gon thre 20th April, says that, by the Sith March it ...
... PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. Constantinople, Friday Night. —The Porte has despatched to its representatives abroad fresh note on the question Tunis. Tunis, Thursday. —The greatest consternation prevails here owing the occupation of Bizerta. News from England ...
... THE BOER WAR. The Standard of this morning contains the subjoined from its Newcastle correspondent—Sir Hercules having arrived here, the commission yesterday commenced its formal sittings, salute from the British guns announcing the tact to the public ...
... addressed to Sir Hercules Robin- eon on his departure to assume the offices of Governor of the Cape and High Commissioner in South Africa, are issued this morning. Lord Kimberley, after referring to Sir George Colley's appointment, and observing that he trusts ...
... THE AFGHAN WAR. The following telegram has been received at the India Office from the Viceroy, dated 20th September:—Reported from Kojah, 19th, that Ayoub intends forcing action. The Ameer is said to be waiting for reinforcements from Cabnl. Numbers of ...
... THE BOER WAR, The Standard of this morning publishes the following from its Newcastle correspondent—The sittings of the commission are practically suspended pending the delivery of the Potchefetroom guns. trustworthy Englishman irom the Standerton district ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY THE WAR PATH Captain Montague, of the Regiment, took part in the campaign in Zululand, and he has made narrative of his reminiscences in Campaigning in South Africa,” which has just been published the Messrs. Blackwood, of Edinburgh. ...
... FOURTH EBITIOJf. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. London, 3 p.m. —The Central News says that np till two o'clock no full and complete account of the disaster in the Transvaal had reached the War Office, and the authorities arc anxiously awaiting farther details. The ...