... like what are now seeing from to day. From 1880 was a period ia Europe and Asia. had trouble Rfe-aa, 'l.-torbanees in Africa, a war with Uaio>-ai, Is it a state thtoga like this we •'A see restored ? one seems to lie quit* S'** on the point. 0«r thai ...

... Qaoea, to South Africa, acd (o). The running was made by South Africa, who the war Xiorita and Diameter, with Hams next, until well in the straight, where Diameter took second plaot. At the distance the last-named beaded South Africa, whilst Harem came ...

... ICMLAT WAR IMMINENT IN 801:TH AFRICA. MASIANG THE TRIBE+ A MAN..VAAL AMT OP 2000. - bit. • eas i erg. ?dawn. tti it aka. Treat./ his mid the *hot re at the Toy we rued the ben the in the wet Amami trill • mode • whites twelve olive pram* In theorised ...

... WEST AFRICA. A SUCOESSFUL EXPEDITION (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY ) AKASSA, Jan. o, Qperations in the Asabea hinterland are concluded. All tae towns have submitted. 1-.1 and Ukara have been destroyed. The resistance offered was slight. Captain Burdon nd‘ ...

... 'THE ITALIANS IN AFRICA. MASSOWAH, Thursday. Ik received from General Baratier states jj after fighting on the 13th and 14th, he e Has Mangascia, and after rapid march en hours, came up with the enemy near » where the Abyssinian chief had an immense & ...

... exploration,, and proves that, in the main, the exploration of Africa has been almost completed. But, as Dr. Brown observes, the exploitation of Africa yet remains to be finished, and amid what native wars and foreign broils may conclude cannot be predicted. let ...

... SOUTH AFRICA MR. CECIL RHODES—SWAZIELAN D—THE GOLD BOOM, (from our own correspondent.) CAPE TOWN, February 20th. As I write are all on the tip toe of expectation. Mr. Rhodes arrives to-morrow, after his brilliant reception in England, the echoes of which ...

... BRITISH EAST AFRICA. Admiral Rawson, accompanied Mr. U.irrlioce. Cousid (icoarai. and Gooeral Sir Lloyd Matthews, sail to-day for Morabassa. the ultimatum recently sent to the chid ot tb.' (iisafl'cito l native tr.be not be com Flied wtth the io>t. punitive ...

... BRITISH FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. GREAT BRITAIN AND THE TRANSVAAL. On tite report of Friday's Supply, Mr. DILLON moveds reduction of the vote fur engineering servioes in rospect of the inereased garrison in South Africa, whioh, ho held, would create irritation ...

... FRENCH DEFENSIVE MEASURES IN NORTH AFRICA. A Paris correspondent writes: M. de Preycinet bas decided to create the post of Comma:der-in- Chief of the Prench troops in Algeria and Tunis. Hitherto these forces have not been grouped under ane supreme command ...

... THE WAR IN MADAGASCAR, BRITISH SUBJECTS ARRESTED. , A TAVE, December 30. be °f garrison of Farafatra. in reply to the rench bombardment on the 28rh instant, was so ill-directed that it took effect, all the French vessels escaping untouched. The Hovas ...

... THE FRANCO-GERMAN WAR. TWENTY Firm ANNIVERSARY. BERLIN. Monday. commemoration thn 2Stb anniversary tho battles tbo hranco-t.ertoau the EmiMiror today renened the Tempelbnf ti?ld. The weather w»s ImaaUful. and the celebration Raised off moat Waslng been ...