... indspendence. Rcaolutions were unanmoinly adapted dsclaring the meeting's warm fellow feeling with 11(.11a:triers in South Africa in the war they have undertaken to regana their nivional ' Mdoperidence. Resolutions ealegionng the Buia' undaunted c:mrage, and ...

... . . . _ 711 P . . SOUTH AFRICA. A War °thee despatch from the Oenetal 015,er Commanding Natal.—“ Fort Amiel, May 29, 6 p.m. —Captain Lovegrove doing well. Privates Higgins and 'rresswell, of the 38th, dead. All others doing well. THE NEW ITALIAN SATORDAT ...

... 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 ...

... mill. lata boor the remainder ef the deed were identified. FOREIGN [NTELUGENCB. [H*oTKl'.’a TUIaiUHS,] BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. T!IK BASUTO WAR. Capetowv, January 16.—[Delayed transmiesion.]—Colonel Oarruigtoa Ikw* hud cngagenmit with the Bentos who 5,000 men ...

... replied to the request of the NegUs for peace by letter, in which he declares that the object of Italy's I -'eqence in Africa is not :war but peace and freeloin of speech. The 'ribiena states tlat the pacific oecrtures of the Negus ttre due to the inediation ...

... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. Capetown, A patrol of 250 men encountered largo number on the lOib inet. short distance from the camp at Pogwane. Tho oaeray’a ossitlons wore twice carriod, with trifling loss on tho colonial aide. The Basutos, however ...

... elide the chief danger which threatened or India. Empire a lastly dispelled. flovernment tt no• reepandble for INN South Africa war; but the de. stsmotina there of barbarous military parer en. wand peace sad yeogreas in the Colmar. epeetlag Hum Zola he ...

... necessary for the Government to take military positions, which strengthen the defensive power of Indin Against sgereseioii. In Africa war which deplored, end would have averted if it had been peetibia, has been brought to close, under conditions which promise ...

... £12,000 to the committee, the annual int eres t of which sum is to be expended on the Church's missions in India and Africa. CIVIL WAR PREDICTED. Ma S C who for many years has been a close observer of Irish affairs, writes a long letter on the present ...

... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. London, Wednesday. The following is copy of telegram which has been received at the Colonial Office from the Premier at the Cape:— Capetown, January 11th.— The situation in Basutoland is unchanged. Successful operation ...

... CTH AFRICA. THE WAR IN DESPERATE FIGJiT. Ct« Tows, Not. 1C Pltkocth). —Colonel who ou the General Clarke loc-iI the liie Mufeteng Column, left Uie camp early the uorning the 10th. with a view to forcing engagement upon the enemy in open country the direction ...