... in a country 6000 miles away, to get up a war in South Africa. He had recently had an opportunity of conferring with members of her Majesty's Government, and could soy with the utmost confidence that this was the last thing that any of her Majesty's Ministers ...

... WAR CLOUDS. Is 1P64 the Crimson War broke art, widish lasted fee two years. It was the only European war in which England been ensilaged during this reign: though there have been were is Asia, Africa. and New Zealand. None of them yenta's in the deeds ...

... THI WAR SPIRII On turning back the pages of modern history a war is found to occur so many times every century in almost every country on the face of the globe. No country has ever passed through a century of existence without a war. Al a matter of fact ...

... which may yet prove imp* great. Is aneisot maps of Africa the entire SIMI* UM lebsiled terns incognita, while from the to the wt through Central Africa ran the Whirs Ethiopia. The map of Africa to-day pcssmils a very different aspect. Prince looms very ...

... with regard to their policy in South Africa. Answering the same questioner, Mr. Chamberlain said he believed that the South African League represented the views of a large number of the inhabitants of South Africa. He had no ration to believe that telegrams ...

... German attitude towards the Transvaal, the following extracts from • letter written by a gentleman who ham lived in eolith Africa for over 90 years will (says the Gkbe) be mad with interest: We all sup po sed that the almost universal honour done to Rhodes ...

... three-year contracts were to be had for the seeking, and wages at the lowest were to be £2 ss. per day. Now, the belief in a coming war with England has unsettled affairs at Johannesburg. The influx of capital is stayed. Speculation has ceased. The buildulp in ...

... ) Moo Ho admitted ampalgoo as a wars ooatrary to hie Mt motion by the gems aitaatioa this =Mai ; sad Small, he dialed harts( ant bow We= TM Court Dr. his from tbo 'ovoid amiss, Ma to pay the owls of tM trial. lIOUSH WAR PREPARATIONS. are good grounds for ...

... Cape Colmar to Prefesecw Loch to proosed to Mos b the riselsrpost, a oarrespoollso wiles to the British Maisel Jeered; If is Africa is the sans as that of rinderpest in India, this rsr ping to search for a bacillus whhh iliss i the well-knows medical Aker ...

... in the stmemmeik: pollees'e'', easentioners, butchers, and, above all, soldier'. The latter could be sent to oarr7 on war is Africa, sad dad there a mew of satisfying their desire for wallowing in gore, which is innate. To this most lame and impotent ...

... for War whether his attention had been called to the fact that the German War Departareat recent), seat to this country over IWO wrier pigeons for the purpose ofpractising them in flights from this country to elermaay for service of the German War Department: ...

... Minister) at • recent vasesing of the Oriental ion. The Count, says the Hong lo.g T is reported to have said in reference the sweat war with China that it owed its origin entirely to his Majesty's benevolent wish to aid a weak and defenceless neighbour. The ...