... capital, but for events in Africa the Budget for 1895-96 would have shown a lialanco betwveen revenue a~nd expenditure. Regarding the Budget for 1896-97, the Minister saud i. wvas certain re- trenobments would be ciffacted ;in ~± war ex- penditure, and seven ...

... . A requisition of the creditors, stating tb their belief that the bankrup: has made a full disclosure of ot b is affairs, wars laid before the commissioner, who said he A would a!low the examination of the bankrupt to be re- ga opened. The meeting was ...

... Monday Sir William Harcourt, in his Tredegar speed made use of the following ?? first and last word of these goldhunters is war, in order to lead to annexation. A correspondent har ing drawn Lord Salisbury's attention to thb utterance, and asked his lordship ...

... present time in South Africa. Our double protest. concluded 31 Vanderve-ide. has the cha.- ra cter that it shou'd have. We pretest aacainst Ite ncetion of Eurpean States, indifferent to orimnes which the English perpcerate it Africa, and we deeply feel ...

... ayproach. e ee ' 'THE CRISIS iN SOUTIH AFRICA. fna£ur'IL 9 TELE~liAMi CAPBTOWN, SaEnL13nw)Et 10 (Via PlYmOuth.-COU- Idicting reports continue to be raecived from .3echunaland. The Boers are reported to bbenit on war, and considerable diplomacy is being ...

... their Indian colonlics ehiefly by Kafiir forcos, and most efficicnt they are found. Of the war- like prowess of the Kartirs wev have liad anmpl cxpc- rience in Africa, and tile following recent testiinoly1 from tire late Bishop of Gralbaustowlr, Dr. Armnstrong ...

... officers aad men and several huglera have this wveek been selected for special service ins Africa. Some of 1ihem will sail on Fridah . A large qoantily of stores and war material will be ch~ipped fortwieih for the Yoruba Hinterland force. 'Vhe Admiralty announce ...

... lpc icl lia' bet Br rev ffil th( exi lie exi he sts crc SU] th fig Pan in' wI Ai th ge Ai let the rul' ref i is THE WAR IN WEST AFRICA. a--A BRITISH GUNBOAT ORDERED DOWN. arIt is understood that the British Government y. yesterday cabled instructions ...

... occupiers must pay the w-holk of the poor-. rate in addition to the rents specified in the, iteting agreenment. WAR in AFRICA. GOLD in AFRICA. 'Golden Africs Plug is Kennedy'a Tobacco. Com'binaton Fkeka natural eatf tobacco blended. 'Uualloyei Gutd ...

... by fklhaz from %- scaffaoldin in Clarn'don street., ThynY retoneid a Verdict of acident; death. TH1l INDIAN FAMINE ald the war in, South Afrioa 1have both called into requisition .;,the high quaities of nutriment contained ia ,lR IlICK'S M*4LTED MILK ...

... M5LITARY OORRESPONDENT. BY OUR PRI VATE WIRE. LONDON, TtMsRDAY.-The 9th Lancers, which regiment goes t South Africa, last saw service in the Afghan war of 1879-80, When it took a pro- minent part in the fighting round Cabui, and formed part of the force under ...

... neutral in the event of a complete defeat of France. The Chronice Paris correspondent ?? Bourse has suffered almost as much as if war bad been declared. Business in ...