... THE BENIN EXPEDIT! eee ee (REVUTER'S TELEGRAM ) FTON Li The British and African Compan steamer Accra arrived bere to-day in Africa. The Accra left on porter, dune. Sir Ralph Moor, the Consul-G Claren- the Niger Coast Protectorate, had jus ted to 205 B, ...

... ms 16% ‘pc. Med 1505 India 3) per Cent AN DEBENTUBES, Bray Township Deb Munster and Leinster 5% BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES War Guinness Ord Guinness Pret Beifet & BAILWAY ORDM{NART STOOES ie! M @ W Con RAILWAY PREVERENOE en the Preis D, W, and WS RAILWAY ...

... RT) DBSPATCH OF SERVICE OFFICERS. Another batch service officers is (anys 0 ) anders orders to for South Africa on Saturday. is Captain Vernon, of the King’s Royal until lately Aide-de-Camp to the General Town, aud an officer re- pated tohavee very close ...

... sooner or later bring aboat a war, would | hte. that he the Assembly public, his motiun. The enjoyment and privileges was the onl; be established maintained, privileges to Europeans must anarchy, was to avert tyranny, war. His sole and it was with this ...

... has any meaning signifies that Lord Salisbury and Mr. Chamberlain, with their advisers the War Office, intend in the event of conflict arising in South Africa to adopt methods of warfare precisely similar to th'jse which ended so disastrously in the case ...

... the QGice, and was probably made direc War Office. LOURENCO MARQUES, Tu Harris. Commander-in-Chief of | ‘B. M. cruiser Dor's, with Rear-Adt | sheard. and the cunboat Widgeon hav of Good Hope and West Coast of Africa (RECTER'S TELEGRAM). CAPE TOWN, Tu Mr ...

... sours a^ica.^ uo^l SSieal I They will proceed to-morrow inuniing Sonlhumptoo. whor. thcrwnl Wootwicn Company Army .n SoTlh Africa, hi, post Wojdw.cn occurs the interval that who. Capo c^hS«ow^&tioh favour of an ami® b; » comPto” ,lll 0 passed that fenoes ...

... Ned they keep their powder dry. If war be forced en thin it lin inevitably &- neap into a war betwun the Ifot.J. and amine, dl ewer South Africa, and terrible balls of Noy man or net few yoga briew it about. Korb a war would be one of the blarkeet erne ...

... Embower oo the subject. f ARMY PRE:P.UIATIONS FOR Bourn AFRICA. I Mr. WYNDHAM. replyisg to Mr. I mated that the par in the - Tres July e Sth with regard so military peers/Mee lee t South Africa. and the deopatch reed e write odeen, was comassreted that ...

... General J. F. Maurice, C.B., Commanding the ‘oolwich District, yesterday two ments of the Army Ordnance Corps, ordered to South Africa. They consisted of warrant officers, 1 staff sergeant, and 22 rank and tile for Cape Town ; 2 wi arrent officers, 5 ff sergeanta ...

... relorrnrv U. ais •ear* 1., tic uiiicial roiu ■i)um.|ue U> kin- ni.-VBitaurr Hint ntoruim: «*uh rvgard tin- lr>iops.U> Siiuili Africa, ulieibcrtlw right Ihmi. yei.tU-man lia.- •my rMicmonl make 1110 lluuac n( Comatuti'. (t fppr*>ilKm clavra.» Mr. - I nut tiiat ...

... rats concessions ate such as the Briti Afrikanders on side of the Boe of the even Mr. Chamberlain would ear to run the risk of war with the Trans mem- der such itions. articl of the The “Temps,” in a i wand that the most ec des ant feature of the situation ...