... Queenstown, is attached to the Army Medical Staff Mariuburg, South Africa, has been through the Egyptian War of 1882, and was at the surrender Kafr Dowar and Damietta, for which lie received the war medal also the Khedive's Star. The latent issue ti GaseUc records ...

... witness in Booth Africa. It was Ktition for divorce a nxnsa ct thoro, brought Michael Gormley, a Sergeant io the Booth Wales Borderers, on groood of misconduct alleged have been committed respondent, Mary Gormley, Capetown, South Africa, with some person ...

... formation of colonial army. The firat four arildee, dealing with the organization of the army in Africa, were adopted without debate. General Campenon, Minister of War, expressed wish that the law night take effect the earliest possible date, ana that is futnre ...

... I'linee tie I.ignc and General the Baron Jolling, an African Assfxifttiun *d the Red Cross for ilio bcridii African victims of war and epidemic, and at explorers without distinction to nationality. It t« also announced that the King will make a l»ersonal ...

... THE ITALIANS IN EGYPT. FOML TrEiDAY It is now stated, on excellent authority, that the Italian troops in East Africa have received strict orders not to attack t he Abyssin ians, w hom they are to allow to make the first onslaught. The Ttalians have with ...

... n on the Congo. Two Portuguese war vessels are ernrieg those waters, and the Rapid and Watchful have been ordered proceed the river the English Naval Commander-in- Chief. The Congo has been avoided late the English war ships, for feat possible complications ...

... THE ARMY. Lieutenant General 11. Torrens, C. 8., has been selected to command the troops in Africa fiO'iu tl.o foil! of Noyeoitor, place of General the Hon. Sir Smyth, K.G.M.G., C. 8., whose period command expires General Torrens served the Crimea, being ...

... form Ministry, and received antbority to do so. GERMANS AND THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Plymouth, Wednesday. Writing from Elephantßay, West Coast of Africa March Ist, the Western Morning Nexct correspondent says that H.M’a ship Frolic ...

... for the Settlement Native Affairs in South Africa Here, aflcr personally risking hia life to, if possible, avert war, be conducted a successful conclusion, spite the most arduous difficulties, the Kallir war of 1877-8, which lire troops were commanded ...

... rounding the Italian position Sathi, CORRESPONDENT.) Rome, Wednesday Night. I>e»patches have arrived from the seat of war iu Africa, stating that three o’clock this men party of bersagliete, sharp shoote s, as «oulJ called in England, exchanged shuts ...

... of crew onknowa. Tbe Eastern Belle, ketch, for Slonehavco, returned Gravesend io tow Africa, Ht-aumr, Hull, with port quarter damaged through collision with tbe Africa SwlchomaspaLker. Tliestcaroer llalonica, for Dookirk, •traoded off Dungness last evening; ...

... it has been called, will not long defer the evil day . . . • War is held to inevitable, though diplomacy will probably stave off an immediate mntare. Should these words be prophetic, and war suddenly thrust upon us, the resources of the Empire may be strained ...