... trouble in South Africa, and war stores are being rent to the 1 Cap* by tiie Donald Currie liners. la»rd Selboroe. Under Secretary for the Colonies speaking Hartford last night, said policy the Oowniasnt with regard to South Africa—and they wished known ...

... reached the J the official* Whitehs had no idea ten the Colonial o®^-. the War Office deal of activity, and bott Lord ere Tko Department oontini lions from offire™ Africa. Sir William War Office in coosatuu * ing the day. .. . The Transport Depart .■« busy ...

... of beautifully painted Picture* and moat complete Tour of the World ever produced. Just Added. STANLEY IN DARKEST AFRICA. THE CIVIL WAR IN CHILI. A Grand Pansferiorama of ROTTEN ROW during the Season. POOLE'S STAR ARTISTES. Orchestral and Military Rands ...

... we peas roused of the Imperial troops the yeast of hostlitim is the Tnumeel, is sixty yew* of sad • very marketed Africa. 'Ferrier. Re war wit le the Red River Espedi• rim in Cmsda, mad sorompealed Lord to the (lola Cart. every commander be bait served ...

... Miiniaa The Tfjtdaa of Boda Heath raporta dor la,- a Gout dinner the Laipm* k'ranoa Joaapk raaiarkad a deputy that (ha Sooth Africa* war tfca moat tntermUng racrml. The oaaifaere of kaLyiieh that falter, had taken pro«a>( that the Brnobcra had hat none of then ...

... VANQUISHED BOESS. Lord Ijocli (High Commissk,iw «t Cape from 18931. Imperial iruto lecture irgedealt with the future of South Africa the war. When the time for settlement *rrired, said his lordship, he trusted ttat might deal with the Boers with more Hoeralitv ...

... is the text of M. Delcawe's observations regarding the war in South Africa —But. above all, Africa and the war which has broken out in the South of that part the world deserve our attention. This war may l»e regretted, but it would ...

... Council summoned consider what course should adopted view of the serious reverse sustained by the English forces in South Africa. That the War Office knew the disaster a considerable time • she news was given to the general public evident from the fact that ...

... • lag auserainty question. Matt of Paris thinh it be impomiblo to ovoid war. - • -- Several epee-Mt eersice ofikers were appointed yernim.lay to prooied to South Africa. The War was not ea but Mr. ,Wyndharn wee early in macadamor in the absence el Lord ...

... perfect accunl. sod wan not too much to say that Ibis accord had dime much to avert the calamity of war Africa. At the mud* time, while anxious to avert war. was resolute uphold the authority the Queen. The Premier extremely regretted ureak down *.t Lord ...

... that the battalion will leave Monday next for South Africa. WAR OFFICE AND RESERVISTS London, Wednesday. The Secretary of State fur War baa issued the following notice:—“The places all men in the War Office employ belonging to the army reserve who may ...

... The Latest Little War. The latest ar.vicas recai,•• st Berlin from Berman West Africa repot • a war h :h. Herren is imminent. an • net as Major La!•wtsi.., ant • ;seem., has his cedars only 800 Instil a troops. with '4,4:man Mims end nen-coma imioned ...