... they kill or capture in war. The latter are tortured before being put to death. In fighting with an enemy who has pressed them hard and caused them much loss the bodies are eaten very soon afterncapture, and when the heat of war is upon them. In this case ...

... serious personal injury. THE DE.CH OF MIR. ELLIOTT INs SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association has received the following co'n-nunication from the secretary of the Consoli- dated Ooldfields of South Africa, Limited:-' I have to-day been shown a copy of a nmessage ...

... the great battle. After much trouble a party of Arab hunters succeeded in capturing in Africa a magnificent specimen of the crested or Mount Atlas lion. The GOek war was as delighted as a child. with a new toy when he received the monster. He gave orders ...

... prepared for war. I do not believe that war is; imminent- I do not think that the danger of it is so great as it ha-s been during the period which separates us from the time when your ILordships were last assembled ; but the causes of war still sub~sist; ...

... scheme. 'IINTEPCHANGE OF INTPEIIIAL CDOLONFIAL I \ir' WYNI T10iH1,M ru? ?? (who was loudly cheered on ! ls~n, wan.werhisfirst War Office que~stion) in- M.Hotati that the Governmeirt of -New J, South \t~igx5hae tedcob W~li~ a- I terchange of troops, and the ...