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... policy of the French Go- 1 vernment. Negotiations with Great Britain and Belgium in regard to Africa were in progress, and they had also to deal with the war in Madagascar and the situation in China. He explained that he derived his knowledge of the Dreyfis ...
... while Colonel Picquart. -was sent on an expedition -tol!lirica. When he was in Africa no one, could communicate with him, and letters sent to any person by him through the War Office were every one opened. Zola, the noyelist, wrote a letter to one of the ...
... found on 'the Guernsey rocks. CAPTAIN GODFREY KILLED-,BY A LION. Colonel Godfrey, of Cheltenham, has been in- formed by the War Office that his eldest son, Captain Godfrey, of the West Riding Regiment, had been killed by a lion in Zanzibar. The de- ceased ...
... Scottish Rifles, being at the Lead of the 2nd Battalion of the reaiment when it took poart in the Zulu war of 1879. When he came home from South Africa in that year he was appointed to command the Belfast district. M Battery Royal Horse Artillery, at Wo001wch ...
... said tha friendship between Mr. M ?? and h isself began at the embodiment of the Bo onno derny Militia, during the Cri meea war, in 1855, when they served as biother officers. Mr. M'C, ulandr. so far as he (Sir Thomas) could learn, was the senior chairman ...
... Glasgow. under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel E. P. Morgan- Payler, is one of the corps namned for active service in South Africa. Sergeant Spencer, Royal Field Artillery, Shorn- cliffe, has been appointed to the permanent staff of the Donegal Artillery ...
... East Africa, which will be occupied and administered by her Majesty's Government. It is understood that the German Emperor has also secured certain advantages of a similar nature and ol strategic value to the German possessions in East Africa. ...
... allowed out on their own-i reco)- nisance, Joseph 3Magee, vwho was convicted i'f housebreaking and larceny in York Street, war t sent to jail for twelve months and two years' -police supervision. Edward Burns, who wazi con- victed of receiving a watch ...