... GAZ. ‘War Ovvice, Pats. Matt, 20TH Fea, Lieutenant C. 5. Nesham to be Lieutenant, vice A. D. ‘ROvAL Quartermaster and Hon. Captain Arthur T. Lewis is ao pes. Quartermaster, with the honorary A. T. Lewis, west, vice Hopurary Guards—Tho , M.V.0., view Bt ...

... UGANDA AND CENTRAL EAST On the vote for the grant in aid cf the British Protectorates in Uganda and Cen- tnd East Africa, Sir CHARLES DILKE moved the reduction of the item relating Uganda £lOO. Six years ago state the British found peace in Uganda, hat ...

... to eume throe is tO bee ay tant Miltary for Hated Ago, the War U1 ery ASun Lieutenant-Colonel Hall, com 2nd Brigade Divisina Field ‘Arties manding Ty at shot, wail succeed Colonel Owen Africa. May in Sry Major DuCane, Royal hag Deputy-Assistant Adj bre ...

... recently sprung up new duties in as thecontrol and Unyoro, and the Protectorates of ibar, British South Africa, Somaliland, British Con- tral Africa, and the Niger, for which the Foreign Office had net the proper staff to on with advantage. He moved a ...

... ladies and gentlemen. The annual report. s ?? year that is past has been a c memorable one m the annals of peace. Wars and rumours of wars have abounded in every quarter of the globe; and, as the montas rolled on, oar hearts were continually saddened with ...

... The use of the Navy in war time as an effect- ive and mobile weapon depends very largely on the perfection of the cable communications be- tween the various units of the Empire, but, as Mr. Hurd pomts out in this month's “ Nine- war authorities have, un- ...

... the cost for the British well the Egyptian force in the advance Khartoum. She has done repaying the War Office i‘J1.3,000, which has been spent tho War Office lor chat purpose. Mr MOR LEV said desired to make some remarks on the Soudan expedition, lie ...

... rived. Portland, Dor, Wednesday-Elmina, from Rot- terdaim, arrived and proceeded for the West Coast of Africa; Ethiopia, from the West Coast of Africa, arrived and proceeded for Rotterdan. We]lington, Tuesday-Warrimoo, Vancouver, for Sydney, arrived. Madras ...

... Olesionwell Comity Court 3-esterday, Th • professional Maar of bass: anti t• mover £5O damages foe accident. nossgom.-Viliat wars mak. the Ist? £4 • weak. lie Cohn—ltsia 01l yet • Doss that mesa • bosinar P:aintall—No: t h is • dieting* of backers as ...

... of EMPIRE By Wo Sutter of ~The King m Yellow,” &e. Manny News “Avery striking mmune ef love and am 7 th very atmosphere of war.” APE KR. HS HENRY WOODS NOVELS The new and red uns, each stery in eae velume, crown mas te abtatned a! @. 6. or in green cloth ...

... DERVISH ADVANCE. ITALIAN SUSPICIONS OF THE FRENCH. (DAILY MAIL ) noun, 27 According to several Italian officers who have been in Africa, it is very probable that the march of the Dervishes is a simple feint, as they hope to reach Omdurman unobserved and w the ...

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