... 'ITALIAN DBEEAT I AFRIC(A. I ?? FIERCE FIGHTIN-G WITH ABYSSINIANS. 350 BASHI-BAZOURS AND SEVERAl ITALIAN OFFICERS KILLED. (naurxu's aELEGinAf.) Rome, Monday. The Minister of War has received Like followin telegram from the general commanding at ass- sowah:l ...

... REVOLT AGAINST THE PORTUGUESE IN AFRICA. raIUTIII.• TILIOIIBIIO Loammo Masquas (Dswor. Bar). Tana,. D&T.—The white soldiers have mutinied against their °Seers. The Portuguese marines have landed. and some fighting is expected. The population is safe. ...

... railway. Should the present didicolty iu land aesutne the propostion• of a war of any magnitude. occasion will perhaps afford Mr Val an opportunity for devilopina ibis pow • ras a war eorn.apoodent fir a ikon tine, and he will then prooeed to fiiii.h the ...

... HR DU-VAL IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mr Charles Du*Val. who seems revel ia visitißg out of way places his famous monologue ahow, has reached tl»o South African Gold Fields of Kaap. nnd appeared withgr«t success in the mining lowu of Barberton. Mr Dn-Val previously ...

... L. L. Ist Parkhurst, tod Bangalore; 3rd High Wycombe, Depot—Oxford. Essex, Ist Bradford; tad (56th) Malta, 3rd War ley, 4th Warlsy; Depot—War ley. 46th Shertood Foresters. Ist Limerick. 2nd (96th) Dam-dam, 3rd Derby, Newark; Depot— Derby. 47tb Loyal North ...

... FURTHER NEWS FROM CENTRAL AFRICA. A LARGE PARTY OP WHITE SOLDIERS NEAR LAKE NYANZA. A Timet Second Edition telegram dated Alexandria. Saturday, says—Pilgrims, who have arrived at from Shakotto, north-west of Lake Nyanza, state that seven months ago they ...

... TELEGRAMS. LAST NIGHT'S SCENE TtVELUMENT. WAR TO THE KNIFE. BOMB THAT WOULDN’T EXPLODE. AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDER OP SOMKELI. In the Time*' second edition a telegram, dated Pictcrmaritzbarg to-day, say®—Tho Government announces the surrender ...

... St. Nicolas' Chorcb. Cork, Key Fitzgerald, Curate of Nicolas' (87 pages) 6d. The Fatore State and other Practical Sermons, War. Fiizgerald, D.D., late Lord Bishop Kii!aloe. 6*. The last journals of Bishop IlanoingSon, narrative of a ionrney throngb Palestine ...

... THE UNITED STATES. Washington, Saturday. —Mr. Whitney, Secretary of tho Navy, has ordered a war vessel to Hay for tho protection of American interests. New York, Friday.— The Chicago and Lake Shore Railway has decided to reduce its rate for carriage of ...

... >' saying that the War Miuialer's views |on the subject wore very much in the that the (iopntation wanted seq them. (Hear, hear.) Certainly, the deputation thought their idea about | 7 laud would carried out. N.U. Th« be might uj, war® willing to give the ...

... both urged that the matter might be left in the bands of the authorities, the Secretary for State for War having already ~~— taken cognisance it. The War Office were of A LADY IN THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. opinion that placing store ship and a torpedo sfca- A ...

... railway. Should the present difficulty Za’itLond assume the proportions of war any magnum e. the occasion will perhaps afford Mr Da-Val opportunity for developing his powers as war correspondent for a short time, and will then proceed to finish the projected ...