... ' VV. K Ckflord. 30, The Qua the moat memorable of modem 37. Japan. fiction. The of Auol Anna is not a mera 38. Sooth Africa. War tie force. It one of those—one is almost 39. Notice. | tempted to »ay «hu»e truth 40. The trusadea. inf lea insiaicutiy ...

... that a nti)Ußuu.i spirit prevails among troops thus*.* t««-ns. The women Turin awl Milan have joined the protest against war Africa. Tile Pjvmier. S**nor C«dotj.-. t»lk>. has ttte ' New York World.' in reply some inquiry, stating t!iat lie tm taken not ...

... owing to the vast extent of the to the political situation in South Africa. Mr. Selous said I am not a politician, but what I dread most for the future of the whole South Africa race war. a conflict between Dutch and English. Un the one hand, hare certain ...

... uuUrr the fi i«iidiy (mb weHern o«xt, w«^ then, no doubt, little lut-* of the German Emperor, bat '•wiiun to Sootii Africa re- o|«en war, causing much irrita* tao, is being waged Iwtvceo the Pre*s ...

... brmverr, b« al*> the mfwaaiMity and judtciua* cuo> dttCt jffr. JuiMcon't rtrimrr hare rolled war Africa. trade and aetling world A re» station of ooafideoce war earned. tbc Gena Eepeeora being hiiaaii. OFFICIAL GERMAN VIEW. AUSTRIA DISAPPROVES GERMANY'S ...

... AFRICA. (Reuter’s Telegram). Buluwayo. Wednesday. daybreak this morning Mr. Duncan and Napier, the head of a hundred whites, hundred (.’ape boys, and hundred raw native*, with one Maxim and Hotchkiss gun, left Buluwayo. and marched three miles the west ...

... ITALY AND AFRICA. THE OF KA.HHAIA Telegram.) Home. W ednesday The stateuivnt General ex- islet War. that the peace overlUlwa Were opened only w ith the object gaiQtug time has created very unfavourable impression bete. Tlie is regarded highly indiscreet ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. SIR THOMAS I ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION. (Prsrtur's Tctefram ) Gape Town, Friday. Earl Grey left for Mafeking yesterday evening. Prior to his departure was the guest of Sir .lames Sievewright, Coram issioner of .Public Works, with whom discussed ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA, Aldershot, Saturday. To-day tin; various squadrons of 9th Lancer were informed that the regiment would embark at the earbeat possible date for South Africa. It i* believed that intimation. urgmg that preparations should forwanl ...

... GERMANY AND SOUTH AFRICA. Ihe Berlin in long tdegraiu states that tile Emperor’s telegram President Kruger, and the project of landimv troops at Delagoa Bay were only the natural outward manifesto fc : of policy wliich has been maturing foe years. Germany ...

... MISSION TO CENTRAL AFRICA. Zanzibar ha* host of memories for Kngliah hnniiroen. Tf»e work which the notion has done in securing by treaty the right abolish slavery' in Zanzibar and deal with the slaver would have l»«en more leas ineffectual hub t ...

... procession to the Capitol submit resolution in favour of the prompt recall of the Italian troops from Africa. The Don : o«c. to the latest intelligence from Africa, the courage ...