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... in strong detachments. LosnDoN, Fnmar.S-It was stated on authority a few days ago that the War Office was holding itself ;prepared to send troops to South Africa so soon as ;the authorities there decided that the necessity existed for supplying the vacancies ...
... THE COLONIAL POLICY OF THE EMPIRE, (SPECIAL TELIEGR&M.) London, Wednesday. A deputation of gentlemen interested in South Africa, and connected with the Aborigines Pro- tection Society, waited upon Colonel Stanley at the Colonial Office to-day. A second ...
... 1876, when he was severely wounded; also served in the Zulu war of 1879 and in the operations against Seku- kuni, when he was mentioned in despatches. His other services include the Egyptian war of 18S2, taking part in the battle of Tel-el-Kebir, Burmese ...
... kindred in Africa, andoonderaned, in an ungenial clime, to o hopeless slavery, suffered a much greater punishment. The , evidence necessary for substantiating the charge occupied a 3, considerable time, as the evidence had to be collected from )t Africa and ...
... seat of war, and the bl Secretary was instructed to convey offer 'to j Secretary of State for War. The following re- P Tply has been received - War Office, Londonv S W. 31st January, 1900 Sir-I am directed by the Secretary of State Q for War to convey ...
... unite in the war in an offensive and defensive alliance. Their Majesties in these preliminary considerations, express themselves as penetrated with profound regret at the fruitlessness of their previous efforts to avert the out- break of war, and, considering ...
... some time ago the seemingly reckless extravagance with which millions were scattered through various parts the Continent of Africa and the Island Jamaica. But there was method in the madness. The expenditure was authorised in the furtherance and encouragement ...
... Society for Pre- *Imntiriz PrfE~st;ant SCLDols in Irclandzigajnct the War Office. The sfciety car med compensation for .ccr~ain lands belonging to thlem which were .tlen at Athone by tlhe War Office in the ymr 1803 for tbe purpose of the erecrion of batterifs ...
... c tizen, i_ ase8 ii wassiawful to do in time of- *ar. ' ied To this it'i replied, that no lawful war can laake plce ion wittouit the concurrence of Ite war.-making power, which, ig. onrthe part of. tbeUnitedStatea, is Congress, and in Eng- Lay land, the ...
... to possess any infornmation. N They are, however, satisfied that both gentlemen ol are on their way to America. and that the war- rants must be allowed to remain in abeyance until o their return. A special correspondent ?? is believed L that the flig'ht ...
... need hardly be stated that the sentences must exercise political as well as commercial effects throughout the whole of South Africa. If clemency is not extended to the re- formers, and particularly to those who have been condemned to the heaviest punishment ...
... to adjourn the house to Monday, the 22d instant, at half-past one o'clock, The house then adjourned accordingly. THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. l A correspondent of the Constitutioanel at Mostaganem I writes, on the 10th ult.:_ Since our late affair with the ...