... surround it on side, and he is mastered by a desire to blot out this brown patch from among the red-mapped lands of South Africa. If war comes Ministers will be guilty of a treachery towards a petty State, which is a weakling compared with the paramount Power ...

... now bean, offered to the Sharehotdrer of the British ISouth Africa Ccompany. T1he Dehentrres wnill be issuel.Q in amounts of £5S, £10, £2, £40. and £100. A Shareholdex in the British SoutW Africa Corn- Ipcnv wrill be entitled in respect of Eevery Seven, ...

... einr offered t-o the SShareholders of the Britieh outil Africa Company. . hl Deb-nr-ur's rril be issued in amount.s of ?? , £10 £25, £;0, and £100. A Slit lrio1(ik in the British South Africa C'm- r. t, ill ha entitled in respect of everv Seven iares ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. DILLON the Under Secretary for War whether any troops had been sent to South Africa once the lat January, 1890. and, if any had been cent, whether fas could state their number and description. Mr. WYNDHAM—Two battalions have ...

... OF GUERNSEY MILITIA- MEN. General Saward, Governor of Guernsey, who left the island on Wednesday bearing a petition to the War Office signed by the mutinous members of the nilitia, returned yesterday, but his instruc- tioe are not yet known. Eleven of ...

... WAR OFFICE Royal limiskilling Fusiliers—Capt. Gerald 31. Mackenzie to lie Major, Royal Irish Riflts—Supernumerary-Capliin Frederick J. H. Bell to Captain. Royal Munster Fusiliers—Lieu*. Paul Acharricr seconded for service with the British Central Africa ...

... INEWS FROM WEST AFRICA. EXPEDITION AGAINST A FETISH CHIEF. A BISHOP OHARGED WITH LIBEL. t FRFSS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SPECIAL. Ln-nrooL, MoenAvY.-The Elder, Dempeter liner Oron arrived in the MVersey to-day from W:;est Africa and the Canary lsands. Amongst ...

... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY' MEETING. extraordinary general meeting the British South Africa Company, a* street Hotel, London, yesterday, evoked an exceptiooal degree of public interest, anucipation of the speech Mr. his negotiations with the Government ...

... THE CAUSE OF PERPETUAL WAR. A representative of Renter's Agency has interviews with Lieutenant Frank J. Andrew, a British subject in the service the Congo Free State, who lias reached England .on stole leave from Basumbu, on the Upper Congo, five weokft* ...

... the event of British ultimatum to tbe Transvaal Government it would cssy for bis Honour to get carried ** dblcaration war against war. This, concluded our visitor, would obviously create situation which would be as novel it would be almost impassable ...

... a little trout the po'ice. Anot n- slice was found, named Martin, a big fellow with large red whiskers, who had served in Africa; a man not likely to stand at On December 29h Lovenaire visited Mallet and a firm of bankers, and on his state- ment that ...

... Australia were allowed to manage her own affairs, so should tue people of South Africa. South Africa were given the liberty she claimed, when the hour of danger came South Africa would rally round Britain, and no Power on earth could touch us. THE MILLWALL ...