... Africa • ‘•nippier Pneumsti* and Cjclw Co. Limitea .. 2 Oamond Cycle Co. Lira •as BLKCTaiC U3BTIK6 J3| Alliance DubUu cocsatners Gas covrasxxA 2i Bolanos.Luailod DBAPBAT coaeasius. Arnottand Co,Lim,Dublin Crowe, '•ft Uton, 6c Co, Lid Coala. P. . . Gouldiog ...

... France brink war. Last year the French fleei ns too weak, and was not homogeneous Happily, was manned by admirable sailors (toes). M. went to review the detain force Finn*, •!**« rimUs sea coastguard ships. Britain, whose policy was not wage a war, had constructed ...

... Rhodes lor the const rnctlon telegraph line, but the omement bee only reference to German East Africa, and not baa been asserted in some quarters to Sooth-West Africa also —Renter. INSURGENTS GIVING WAY. ANOTHER S. VICTORY. Washington, Tuesday. The following ...

... ere two principal “storm” quarters. In Africa the British policy of expansion, so-calledname for a never-ending territorial nggrrmdisement which aims the conquest whole continent—has already all but led to a war with France, and may yet result such ending ...

... fancj, that the threatened with in China haa made England execute down. It would not do, even w.tb her aupenor fioet, have wars in Africa and the Far tart at the same time. KANT and nerioiu inire warning* given to Local Government clccMra ol the ritk* Meting ...

... railway from Aimers to Lake Chad, in the centre of Africa, the means for avenging Fashoda (he also wants revenge), hut also binding together steel rails the scattered pieces the French Empire Africa. Then he goes on remark that this scheme is not intended ...

... these are lent by the South Kensington Museum, and some by Captain Davidson Houston, who has just returned from the Wert of Africa, and is present staying down at Kingstown The South Kensington loans include two very handsome conches made in Ihe last century ...

... regulations for payment of dividends, which c«n-sidcribh extend the facilities for leoeivtng wairanti by post. At present dividend war- | rants are sent post only upon the formal request of the stockholders. On and after Ist Jn'y next warrants will, absence | ...

... the that the polity iwcu The great mcreaeehad the Navy, and that had nothing to . —ith the new reroonsibuitieß we had under* Africa. great “ s ttVi-z £ ttoOTOTt preceded it. OTy to C2D.000.000 yto „ tod *“. ““J: —ld « dhoat it. ask for tto large ran eomcthing ...

... Mr WYNDHAM said there was novelty in regard to the conditions of service in the China* regiment, for tee raised in similar war. and did not prole*, oble state »aa exact status the ere nf international la* of the Ohortiis and the Soudanese troops (cheersl ...

... Molincaux’s father, General Molineaur, was old comrade in anna of the District Attorney, tbeir intimacy dating bock the Civil War, thirty years ago, the i public immediately jumped to the conclusion that young -was the one shielded. This impression was farther ...

... reroreßa and [eM fortimatev proceedings wore strictly - d ivd the hard Iwaons learned iu that private. learnt, however, tint re- Africa. Just of uneataia solutions for transferring the business and frame mind tie Government ia moat - rs-arwrta.fl sarvfid. tbo ...