... for £2OO. and ask me to marry him, Majesty** Govertimeat are autieipating trouble bat I never encouraged him. 1,, Stall. Africa. War are being sent to His Lordship— You were diff eren t f rom th o the .C,pa by all the C.stie line of steamers general run ...

... all agree that pacific settlement wan infinitely better than bloodthed. I Many Irishmen had gone as soldiers to South Africa, and woo war declared their liven would be log as well as the lives of many others, and it their duty as Councillors, in common with ...

... effacement has been made for war, war be forced upon es, he implies that then is still a bare chance that an appeal to nay Dot be unavoidable. The chance, however, is em alight as to be almost inappreciable, and if a war between the white men end the ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. sir. tihee—By refeAution of the commie. I.ionere. loompLail -. lir Diatriet-losprctor Wansbrough —This is rather promoting. Mr. am hereon beh.df of the Town Coinliwiionors to object to the coati being gone on with. Colonel E ...

... LATETr FROM AFRICA. TIM DAY. A telegram front ng, Ada that the Wading° tribe, in the northern Ms rebellod. general situation is bail, and Cstholic missions in the interior are LATEST FROM INDIA. The following telegram from the Viceroy, dated this day ...

... LORD ROBERTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA AS COMMANDER-IN-ChIEF. The War Otlios has Maned the following : As the campaign in Natal is, in the opinion of her Majesty's Government, likely to require the presence and undivided attention of Si, &Avers Beller, it ham ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA- LATEBT Pl Londoa, Thursday. The News Gismos mg.—After Friday's battle Jutert's form work. round and threatened Dundee. They placed a forty pounder gun upon Mountain, overlooking Dundee. The end struck the camp unit the boapital ...

... THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL. MOM XVIIIIITL. The Press Amociation is indebted to the courtesy of the Times' for the following telegrams from the seat of war from their special correspondents r Lorenzo Marques, Thursday. The 'Standard and Diggers' News' ...

... RELAPSED SAVACIES-DREADFCL OCCCR- RENC AFRICA. COLONY. The Royal MA erre Caked% arrived el limped se km the Wel Coast of Atoka, bleep are it IA extreeedierry ere of cosedbeilim is • DM& airy, as • nob et which three era wee to bees bawl. The Weals bit ...

... ant as is 05• 01 the living fitias as Booth Africa .. .ha I hear, ea hie deliberate that • war with the Transvaal would this country in aa ripenditar• of ace aad away pester than we Neared is the Crises. war. Of the and 0010121111 of the straggle there ...

... Our Little Wars. Both our little wars are advancing towards final crisis. In the Soudan the Nile is ruing and, with the railway completed as far as Keh, a general advance to Dongola may be expected by September, when the sternwheel ganboats will be able ...

... Arrival of the Prisoners of War. The Harleeh Castle. with about 320 Jameson 's force, mostly rank and file, arrimd at Plymouth on Sunday. The animas ou hoard Wire Captain Holden, Quartermaster remedy, Weems. Crepe, Chief lusuctor Balla Bargees-Ospeela ...