... The subscription list dosed this morning at 11 o’clock, and the capital was largely subscribed for. Sawing Cotton Ordinary wars caarcn. Fish Oil, which at one time touched 16* M, dosed 17s, 17a 6d. A agio-Russian Petroleum were better. »««t left off steady ...

... short bit sad trassfenmed him with rapidity. Mr. Mamma fighting dhow. That rum& one lir was by Christopher limn near_ the Africa. ho Dr Cox. Evatytbiag pcisible to medical skill Y d . ° . Algeria to t i to trot was doss. but the ease was hopeless ...

... British Sooth Africa Company held to-day street Hotel, London. The circulars to the proprietors stated that the assembly had been called together to enable the Right Hon. Cecil Rhodes to meet the share holders th* company before hia return Africa, and to lay ...

... at the station. General those waiting on the platform was was heard to censure the deci- Weyler, who son of the M inister of War not to order the of military honours to the payment statesman, had rendered the G_neral’s opinion none services to the army ...

... their efforts wrere fruitless. Mr Dowling, D I, at Castlebar Bar- racks, awaited tite various despatches from the seat of war, which were conveyed by constables on wheels. The police closely seanned all persons passing tbrough the streets. The organisers ...

... LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS AND WEST AFRICA Liverpool, Monday. FWaUiag today at maotiair af tha Africaa Trade Baetian af tfca Ltearpaoi Chamber of Clßwmmaa, Mr A mid that Liverpool had (tew a «aad start to the moremaat (or with malaria Africa. that ia abort apaao of ...

... Pan. Ll 3 I Li , . aus.. . L. REDUCED FARF.B to NEW TORSI BOSTON. AND C AD D L . AMERICA , AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH AFRICA, INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN, &,:, The cliurf reaeoo the Unionists in all thew, raw. it which they attend to tie Repter are some-4W ...

... Transveal, and the dwap- Sof Sir Alfred Milner, endorsed the of for tha Cotoves some of South Africa hare been brought over for exhibition the show called Savage South Africa, and that the syndicate whack ha* introduced these native* into l*md«m 1 iui*M prominent ...

... braaght hara for inter- Meat. TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA Ifcmfajr. The 23rd FmM EngioMre, Chatham, and wmnadart by Major 8. K Bka. hare noeirod order* to bold theoudrao in raadiaoaa for horkatfoo for Sooth Africa apoa reeeipt of fo ...

... llow' being o.ferrd to the shareholders of the British South Africa Company. The Debentures will be issued in amounts of £5, £10, £25, £50, and £100. A shareholder in the British South Africa Company vill be entitled in respect of every seven shares held ...

... attached in some quarters to the reported arrests in Johannesburg. The right hon gentleman has had no information from South Africa which could lead him either to anticipate or to explain the alleged arrests, and singularly enough no official confirmation ...

... considerable. One was the Crimean War, but the Court historuo, who be seen fresh and vigorous any day in the Committee corridors the Houses of phriiamrat—l refer, course, Sir Thtodoie Martin—makes it quite clear (hat _ the war with Russia was matter left entirely ...