... BRASSEY. (BEUTEB’S TELEGRAM.) Freetown (West Africa), Tuesday. Lord Brassey and his family have arrived in port, en route for England. ROUMANIA. (KKUTEH's TELEGRAM.) Bucharest, Thursday. General Aughelesco, Minister War, has re> feigned bis post. M Bratiano ...

... Belfast, room of District-Inspector M. M. Sfrltob. tires. M-. D»»ia (says tha Iriih Timet) daring bis stay id Ccsil*i(iaod war, through rigilaocc, tset. and tiflcieocy, in bringing home to convieuoo nomerona bands of Moonlighters, and the dispoaed inhabiuot* ...

... reaeived orders to be reedy• and will be escorted by the man-of-war Citta di Genova and an ironclad. The succeeding expeditions will also consist of four hired steamers, mooned by • man-of-war. Each steamer is to embark 1000 men. The several exped,tions ...

... opera. lions was in South Africa—in the Boer stronghold, Bleenifouteine. Here be alleges bo become *clergy Rau; but, except his own word, there seems uo proof of his ever having bona ordaiued. Merwever, on his return from South Africa he appeared in London ...

... tom wed OF OLD RENOWN: and Heroes. New Orcws *vo, cloth elegant, @ 6d. SS ‘Made His Wey Whh 4 Crown 8ve, WAR OF THE AXE; or Adventures South Africa. By With Crown cloth extra, 23 6d. WILLIE, the Ot Eéitien. Crown 8ro, FURCIER REIMS. EXTRA QUALITY CHAMPAGNE ...

... OUSE STREET, Ca VIP PASS %GE RAM b 7 Orient Line and Royal Mail steamers and Clipper rackets to Australia, New Zes South Africa, Tasmania, Ate., fortnightly. Royal and American Mail Steamers to the States and Canada, weekly. Assisted Paaaages to Canada ...

... the map of the world to which you can point and say • the Governmeut of 1880 did good.' , The DOW Ministers failed in Bomb Africa. failed , in Ireland, failed in India. They insulted and offended the Colonies. They found Ireland peace. fat and mounted ...

... it to toko any resolutions which might bo rendered necessary by the general European situation. General Ricotti, Minister of War, explained that the credit was exclusively for the purpose of strengtheuiog the garrison at Maesowah and the troops stationed ...

... during the coming season. Washington, Tucrrdat. President Cleveland has signed the Fisheries Retahatiru Biil. WEST COAST OF AFRICA—A BRITISH VICE-CONSUL SEIZED. (KILTER'S telegram.) Old Calabar, February G. Her Majesty’s gnnb ...

... on the subject, or what other steps tue Government proposed to take. Swaziland was, eaid, the richest gold field in South Africa, and, probably, that explained why the Boers had cast longing eye npon.il. Unless wo defined our position there once we might ...

... handsome gold casket at the Guildhall, in recognition of his services in opening up central Africa to British trade. Mr Stanley suitably replied, and sketched his war preparations for the new expedition of a similar character in connecion with the relief ...

... BROWN BREAD AND BEANS. As the Qusen of Hawaii is coming over here in a few days the following items may be of Interest. Queen War°lanes first order after she arrived at the Parker House, Boston, was for a breakfast of brown bread and baked beans. The Mayor ...