... KUMASI RELIEVED. The Colonial Office on Tuesday received a dispatch from Col. J. A. Man-Stuart, dated Cape Coast Castle, July 17th, as follows : — Apparently authentic information just re- ceived trora Bekwai by messenger to Fumsu that Kumasi gave night ...

... THIS DAYS TELEGRAMS, .‘Tnnoccu CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY, HONOUR FOR WILLCOCKS. The Colonial Office has issued the ! following : The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve of the promotion of Colonel James Willcocks, C.M.G., D. 55.0, Commandant of the ...

... last night the War Office bad issued no information either from South Africa or China. THE RELIEF OF COOMASSIE, We are officially informed that the following telegram from Col. J. A. Man Stuart, C.M.G., was received at the Colonial Office yesterday :—Cape ...

... al for the Colony. “Hearty congratulations on the successful accomplishment ot the labours of the delegates. Accept most cordial thanks. McLEAN.” THE PLAGUE IN HONG KONG. # The Governor {of Hor}:’gl Koong telegraphs to the Colonial Office, gth July, Igoo ...

... THIS DAY'S TELEGRAMS. TerROUGH CENTRAL Enws AGENCY. ADVICE TO WOULD-BE EMIGRANTS. The following was issued from the | Colonial Office yesterday evening :— The Secretary of State finds it necessary again to warn persons against attempting at present to ...

... EMIGRANTS TO THE TRANSVAAL. ANOTHER OFFICIAL WARNING. The Colonial Office has issued another warning against people attempting to proceed to the Transvaal at present. Sir Alfred Milner telegraphs that Cape Town is now overcrowded with persons lately arrived ...

... Hopetown, who has been 3ppointed Governor-General of Australa, paid his first official visit in that capacity to the Colonial Office yesterday afternoon. He had an interview with Mr. Chamberlain. There were beavy thundcrssorms throughout the home counties ...

... ASHANTIS WILL NOT . WAIT FOR THE BAYONET. The following telegram from Col. Willcocks tn Mr. Chamberlan was regeived at the Colonial Office yesteray :— Bekwai, 22nd July.—lt gives me rmuch pleasure to inform you that I to-day sent out a column consisting of ...

... THIS DAY'S TELEGRAMS. THROUGH CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY. FAMINE AND PLAGUE. NUMBER OF SUFFERERS INCREASING. The Colonial Office have issued the following telegram received yesterday from Sir H. A. Blake, Governor of Hong Kong : ¢ Fifty-seven fresh cases of ...

... - KUMASI SUCCESS. COLONEL WILLCOCKS’S THRILLING STORY. A telegram has been received at the Colonial Office from Colonel Willcocks, dated 20 July, Bekwai, giving some particulars of the trying march under circumstances of extrems difficulty which ended ...

... that he will personally relieve Kumasi by that date. The following telegram from Colonel Wi ilcocks was received at the Colonial Office yesterday : Swe - Tamen, 4th Jolly. Just received a letter sent by Governor Hodgson, in which he states that he with 600 ...

... ASHANTI RISING. RELIEF OF KUMASI IN SIGHT. REPORTED ESCAPE OF THE GOVERNOR. The Colonial Office has received the following telegrams, dated Fumsu, July 3, from Col. Willcocks. The first message says : — I arrived at this place last -evening. News from ...