... dutiee for wbieh, bis opinion, wad Wot qualified, and rcitlsrksd that it was more fitted to conduct administration war Central Africa then the War Office was to conduct the administration. J».r JAMES FKRGDSSOX defended the Foreign Office system, end tbooght ...

... Wig. Ttr Aar ••• be Pomba r • Aldsall. - }mm• •;upinies ; :ifkrt bay. elided hp arsirn war ea mart d an additked minima attas. masialy. ^.4 SIAD DEATH IN SOUTH AFRICA. Neer, Mower. ' The medireholy re today to Mr. Crawford H. Headoort, nerd sae al Mr. H ...

... DERVISHES The Daily Mail V lt ...

... Rockingham Hamers—Great Meadow. Roscommon Harriers—Racecourse. South Mayo OA*** BRITISH PARLIAMENT. BRITAIN’S RECENT LITTLE WARS IN AFRICA. ...

... 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 ...

... 11. el AFRICA. The Saw LONDON (Raft MR every FRIDAY. awl mg Sew Ihwllemplee AY. leoWs RwaUfempten. (Se AI (ietla kola Na. 3 4 ' 5.03. catmint MR 10 U 1 'Dame iela 31.0.0 .0 Oanoleß P/At. 15 nee. 16 1 I , l= 10a 17 1.0. 18 CMS OS IL MR 21 85 *war In awl ...

... 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 ...

... .very of tlw herd. i►.t w He orr7 hour. ir.rge is •pepar. lb. 10. h. arcensied I . lir with lull tory popular grails 4.. A War* of Indier. A N. Ina kw but loon I h. 41. r huted I. • prow'. vevoy. Privw. nt the Faun. of IS.. nelnee t►. n+..Pit• inn ...

... going tft b* forward party in Africa in India? India had strong’ natural frontier, comparatively civilised and settled population, tod other pov* rs were kept out uf nearly all the ptmumla. There were none these onnditioua Africa. Our dominions.now would be ...

... in the sens? preventing British ships being captained foreigner*. There was danger in Much a case British sliij»s in time of war lining over foreign Power*. Lord Dudley, however, showed that juatiticatioa existed for aoch drastic legislation. 1896 there ...

... respon- A toly War. TELEGRAM) HONG KONG, Monday. The Filij Government has decree proc! the intention of the Filipinos to fight to the death the American treachery and brute force. Even the women, the decree sa will, if necessary, in the holy war for Ww ', ...

... 'raise the qhes- tion of the occupation of the Soudan. When he did so be was asked by 'Mr. Wyndham, the Under-Secretary for-. War, if he would like ' to have .the, --flures before addressiug. ethe House. 1 'souldbhave liked, said Mr Morle .to have had ...