... Great Britain on this occasion the future of South Africa is involved. WAR STORES FOR THE TRANSVAAL. (DAILY MAIL TELEGRAM.) Capetown. Sunday. A Delagona Bay despatch states that immense stores of war material have recently passed through there to the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A TIME OF CRISIS. ENGLAND AND TRANSVAAL. POSSIBILITIES OF WAR. MR. RHODES' NEW S~aEIs. The situation with regard to the Transvaal has e again becomne a mrntter for grave concern. The t Daeily Cheroniicle yesterday said : We have received ...

... officers, they are eapable of teing made into excellent soldiers. tNUmberz of Aliltul from Portuguese East Africa Jasve also enliste3. and the War Office has deter- *xined to try the sxperimrnt ii? sending a batta- Glow of these native s-'ldiers to Xtauritius ...

... iM GOSCHEN ON SOUTH J ~AFRICA. TUR TRIANSVAAL CHISIS, IMPORTA.YT SPEMOH. Mlr Gosclren presided last night at the South African dinner, which was hiel d at thle Whitehall Rooms of the Hotel -Metiropole, London. The company included tire representatives ...

... I PHILIPPINE WAR ,PEACE PROPOSALS. ANOTHER CONFERENCE. Manila, Tuesday.-Further negotiations for peace were entered upon to-day, when the Filipino leader Arguelles and two aides- de-camp held a conference with General Otis. The proposals they made differed ...

... continents—Greco-Turkish war in Europe, '(the Iudian frontier war in Asia, and the Soudan campaign in Africa. On Wednesday night Mr Rene Ball delivered a highly interesting lecture in Andrews's Hal), St. Mary-street, dealing with grim incidents of warfare ...

... PHIILIPPINE WAR. OVERTURES FOR PEACE. al FOLLOWED BY5 MWORE5 FIGIEITINe. D. w he THE END IN SIGHT. D Let ft At Mfanila, ou Saturday, the insrent cow of missioners held a second conference with General he Otis who was accompanied by Admiral Dewey of and ...

... continents—Greco-Turkish war in Europe, the Indian frontier war in Asia, and the Soudan campaign in Africa. On Wednesday night Mr Rene Bull delivered a highly interesting lecture in Andrews's Hall, St. Mary-street, dealing with grim incidents of warfare as ...

... british b. Africa lio. I MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. I SPEECH BY MR RHODES. The extraordinary genera) iXiteUv? r.f the British SouiL Africa Co at the Oa-nru.-ivstreetf Hotel to-day ev ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A Picturesque and Realistic Representation oif LIFE in the WILDS of AFRICA. Depicted by FRAINK E. FILLIS. TWICE DAILY, at 3.30 and S.30. Thousands of Reserved Seats at Is., 2s., 3s., 4s., and 5s. A Horde of Savages direct from Africa, conmprisieg ...

... attacked by the Matabele in the War of 1886, and almot hacketd to icons by battle-axes. Rejraired at considerable trouble, and IT 'VI L 1 E ATTACKED IBY MATAIBELE DAILY IIT THE MATABELE WAR THE MATABELE WAR THE MATABELE WAR A Grand, Realistic Display, in ...

... strength and guardianship of British Africa, should neither forfeit their citizenship, nor lose their rights as men. (Ap- lause.) Mr. Geoffrey Drage, M.P., quoted statistics to show the great increase of trade in South Africa, and pointed out that Great Britain ...