... youngest amongst the Divisional Genengs of France lie is 58 years of age, ad commeneed his military career in Africa. In the Franoo-Promian I War ef 1870 he a name as one of the bravest of French dicer; especially upon the battlefields of Metz, Gravelotto ...

... next Sunday's demonstration on Trafalgar Square, convened by the Social Federation, to protest country roiling into war with South Africa. Mr H H Hyndiman, the well-known Socialist, ear the resolutions will be moderate, and such ae aft but Are-eaters I ...

... of Naval and Military Experts has agreed to refer lartok te the Powers the whole of the Russian prcpcsal for limitation of war budgets and rtfretives, cm the ground that there is nothing practically Foible, Mt isArrrn. it k stated, intends, co 05,e vete ...

... described as • bolt from Um which, for the last few days. promise ateady improvement in the condition of the storm centre of South Africa. Mr Chamberlain ',poke, it is known, after deliberation with Lord Salisbury, and the nit which the Prime Minister paid soddenly ...

... cities and large towns to are afraid of war; yet they have hem consider whether tiwy ought not, as the acting as if it were their destiny to bo Glasgow traders have done, take joint the arbiters of South Africa. The NMI action for the protection of their ...

... troop. to South Africa from England in a abort time. Persons who are in a podtion to know lay that in spite of all the elements which are working for • peaceful solution of the present difficulty Great Britain and the Republic of South Africa there sue subtle ...

... There were In OE. place • certaia amber at Bills whisk rail! sot if they were spree& bat to Mr, sr fat ash. could De me to b • (War. TM bet the Districts Bawd anland; NI. lini sk = ll = be preaele ley Mb member ;• MR to tie Or grid Districts Beard a Botthsd ...

... has received no mandate from the Cabinet. he has been engaged with the heath of the War Office in perfecting arrangements for the despatch of a large force to South Africa if matters take a serious turn. About midnight on Tuesday a goods train was proceeding ...

... named Baumboa in irons. Short banded as she wee the Caswell wart navigated safely to Queenstown early in May, and Itainnbos WAR handed over to the Cork police, triad, convicted, and sentenced Lodge's. He was, it will be remembered, hanged at the following ...

... theilme pane alike—wan Mary Ann Bores, that she smy p.it.a. for b id yesis of sr. aiR lived iffi Mr • and the Secretere of fir War collider- se pahoorromid. About sit moths j id gnibe jam es et en i S seer the death or Mr Preroel front offering sagmaticeo ...

... Luise cf Coburg, has appealed against the sentence paused upon by the High Military Court. He was seine time THE PHILIPPINE WAR. I ago sentenced to six years imprisonment for fraud, having counterfeited th e signature if liVashington, Tuesday Morning. ...

... he had been • Chtnehr. imageomesse ham beau concellok mil and the peeeleasco be would return to the old aro embred to Swath Africa. Faith; though he ordinarily. I shield sir. On .S..tunisy afternoon, on Soros an of unbelieven. a Materialist of Parade. ard ...