... resolution by majority of Jti to warning the British Government of the fatal conse'* qnenecs which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the Boers be continued. In another resolution, carried by majority of to 16, the Volksraad protests against the ...

... South Africa in the war they have undertaken in order to regain their national independence- It teels prompted express admiration well for the heroism shown their manly resistance, as for the generous and humane way which they have carried the war, and ...

... (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE TRANSVAAL WAR. London, Friday. A telegram received the War Office states that the Tamar, with the H7th Regiment on board, arrived Durban yesterday. The following telegram has been received at'the War from the General Officer commanding ...

... subject that there is no space in their thoughts at present for any other. Hence such questions as French aggression in Africa, tho war in Basutoland, tho peace in the Trausvaal, the state India, the threatened rupture between Greece and Turkey, the crisis ...

... Royal Irish Constabulary; Assaults us the Folice, A Lind Bill for Ireland ; The Public Health; Whiles and Blacks iu Africa ; loe Baouto War ; The Transvaal Commi'tee ; The .Monetary and Commercial Intelligence, London Stock Exchange, lb# Stock and Snare ...

... NORTH AFRICA. (REUTERS TELEGRAM ) Paris, Saturday. communcication emanating from tho Minister of War, denial is given to the disquieting rumours which have been current concerning eeria and Tunis. Tho troops stationed at Sfid lo Krcider and Mechcria are ...

... terms with the French have to pay an equivalent of francs per head towards the war indemnity. Paris, Saturday. General Japy, teiegraphin f.om Tunis to-day to the Minister of War, announces that he has caused the army Ali Bey return to Tunis from Zaghouan ...

... THE FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Standard says It isthe intention of the War Office to carry out an immediate reduction of tho S alt South Africa, The Brigade commands held General Bailer and General Bellairs are to be 1 abolished, and the appointment ...

... NORTH AFRICA- Tunis, Wednesday Evening. The French Financial Commission has caused all the employe* formerly connected with tho Tunisian navy summarily dism ssed. It repot ted that General Lambert will shortly return France. TURKEY, BISMARCK, AND NORTH ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The Times' Durban correspondent scys—From tho Transvaal tho news is of quieter character. Affairs in Zulaland are caosuu; much anxiety. Sir Evelyn Wood will hold tneeliLg of the chiefs. Sir Gnruet Wobeley’s settlement must be pronounced ...

... ' FRENCH TROOPS NORTH AFRICA It i* difficult, by reason ot the continued reticeuce ibeFreuch War Office, to un exact inhumation ®1 the composition and Lumencal strength of the force which being assembled in North Africa. A Toulon newspaper -«tatcs that ...

... FRENCH TROUBLES IN AFRICA. The ftlectioM were undoubtrdly harried on ia the belief that remforccmenift wjuld bctore long have been to Algeria and Tumi*, and in the desire to prevent reactionary capital from being made out of th“«e measure*. No sooner ...