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... SOUTH AFRICA. In reply Mr. S. Leighton, Mr. ASHLEY said that tbe War Office were in close communication with SirChns. Warren and the officer in South Africa, as to the nature and scale of the military forces, which it was desirable that Sir Charles Warren ...
... Mahdi. the rescue the garrison b, had nothing add what fell from Secretary of War in recent censure motion debate, and questions npon military operations must be addressed Ihe War Department. Lord HTZMAURICE. reply Mr. said bod no intelligence regard to the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The Imperial reply (says the Durban correspondent of the Timc») to the Cape Minister’s terms of settlement of the Bechnanaland question appears to generally favourable thereto, leaving the final adjustment of the land questions outside of ...
... BOUTH AFRICA. Farther correspondence respecting the affairs of the Transvaal was issued by the Colonial Office on Tuesday evening, and ioclades thirty-eight despatch* and enelnsnree, covering a period from May 12th to Angnst 14 h last. On Jnly 16tb Sir ...
... GERMAN COLONISATION IN AFRICA. llamburyische Correspondent says that the expedition will not go direct to tbe Congo, but first P. qntna, whence it will proceed in direction Upper Middle Congo, in order to discover suitable trade route from the interior ...
... THE GEBMAN ANNEXATIONS IN WEST AFRICA. A correspondent of the Liverpool Daily Post Cameroans gives fall account of the circumstances under which the German flag was raised at the place. For some time past sinister rumours had been afloat amongst the natives ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. PREPARATIONS FOR EXPE DITION. Capetown, October 8 (via Plymodth.)— Petitions to the Queen on the Bechuaualand question are now in course of signature throughout the country, and many meetings have been held calling upon the Imperial ...
... THE LONDONDERRY SENTINEL, MORNING, NOVEMBER 29. 1884. Standard 8. Africa Ska. Union of Australia . A HOUSE PARTIALLY BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE. Tauju, —lnteUiteDM has naebai bar* tint portion of Boom, the raakUnoe of Hr. Sub oil M. Honey, been blown by dyna ...
... The correspondent adds, that Germany would, for the sake of carrying ont a colonial policy engage in war with France, out of the question. Another war would be the forerunner of a revolution. ...
... THE GERMAN ANNEXATIONS. The Pott, commenting on the German annexations in East Africa and New Guinea, says—We distinctly challenge the right ol Germany or any other Power to plant eettlemeuts immediate proximity to oar without consulting ns. If may alleged ...
... annexation of Egypt by England. The League will also, we are told, extend its opposition to any further British acquisition in Africa or elsewhere.” In one respect it will he seen the League is a little premature. There is yet no policy of annexation of Egypt ...
... the efforts of bellicose and aggressive pnblio men, whether in England or tbe Cape, whose clamoar threatens to renew war in Sooth Africa. ...