... it in happen. that while England has not gone to war with a kuroptan l'ower for the past thirty years, we seem to be constantly engage•l in hostilities with the barbarous tribes of Asia and Africa. The war news and the dynamite outrages were the topics ...

... warfare; for it so happens that while England has not gone war with a European Power for the past thirty years, seem to constantly engaged in hostilities with the barbarous tribes of Asia and Africa. The war news and the dynamite outrages were the topics of the ...

... themselves, and therefore diecrodited before the There is no other quarter from which the Sovereign troops now engaged in war Africa, and eape- is obvioua that the first step to reduce the taxes heeQ a moel ftB b(ld country. We hAfe beard from time time—and ...

... THE SOUDAN WAR. TO MI &imam!, The Morniisy Pwit • corrappondent, telsraphinpc ea Turley evening. rye -There in not the slightest essetaimer respecting Dalbw's minion. Ile will be able to to l:akdul eftU•r riming the camels. The remount of the file/idea ...

... THE ATRIUM WAR. (P.O. ma rum.) We we la Id at dr is the el Or !wards. the wow OWNS Oft MOW.' Ing Ard have to Africa net to, short et 30,000 ad—a lairs thee that .4 0.4 beet la Ad ii sill he ear daty I. tilt that ar IS. at greater eatil ear pads& attslard ...

... THE AFRICAN WAR. We are in Met war in the broad sense of the words. When the ordera now given are executed we shall have in North East Africa not far abort of 90,000 men—a larger force than that which landed Old Fort in September, 1854. And it will be ...

... one of the delegates for the distribution oE the War Victims' F und in the neighbourhood of Mets, in the Fra.nco-Prusssian war, was next called upon. He contended that, after all its horrible efiects, war was no settlament of auy international question ...

... spoils of capture are (hating diamonds, and the pimplier of war to be enchanted the goddess Fortune. TUB An incident of no ordinary kind occurred shout this time. It was the et/rival in South Africa of the ex-Empress Eugenie, who was making a pilgrimage to ...

... the Zulu war with fourteen waggons of perirdial luggage, mid he writes of Natal and the Kimberley Diamond Fields in a pleasing, chatty style; but his book is chiefly valuable as throwing an important side light on recent events in South Africa, and therefore ...

... The following appeared in our Second Editioa f yesterday - THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN. THE- STORYX OF GORDONZS DEATII. LI tGal-dul, Feb ?? Colonel Shawa splandidbattalion, with the sa- oeption of one comoany, marched afoot finns here at three this morning ...

... cavalry and artillery. COUNCIL OF WAR. (BY TLEGRisAPH.) London, Friday Night. The meeting of Ministers at Mr. Gladstone's residence this afternoon w-as followed at half-past four by a further informal council of war at the War Office. The Ministers present ...

... DISTURBANCRS IS WEST AFRICA. A BRITISH GOVERNOR SHOT. I.lanacei. Motioadr.--Aesordiug to iotelli• Renee received t.ese from the West Sam of Africk fresh disterbances have limos oat in Quetta. The satiric molted against the Zug heti, and is the dodging ...