... passed t a resolution yesterday to offer the services of 3W t Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in t South Africa should war break out. An assembly I of the Hausas force has been held, at which the I men, without a single dissentient voice, signified ...

... of peace. The estimates of the Foreign Office were voted by the delegations without mndification. Gc Li A -NEW WAR IN WESTERN AFRICA. (n War has broken out at Cape Palmas between the i Aborigines and the Liberian Government, the TI former being led on ...

... . to !autin iside or ?? t~h emlpire. ,tpicul Imperialist 'he ?? Sth Africa should hae orverned in thle interest and thraugh r.ie 2agenicy of its own people. Dcation to Su-L.h Africa re neut .a'neageistic to devotion to tle empi-re HE a-ppreciated their ...

... ziie~s this manth is that contrilm-ted to the Wincdsor 'Magazine, by 1Zrnest 1E. Willians, on i thle possabiiities of Africa ctrer the war. Can-e Colonly n-ould have a proncising future, judglng i !toy the foi 'sing statistics ?? III The year endetri a Matt ...

... the same time it does nut appear to be rn !a reasonable attatude tco refnse to say what ci bis to be done with South Africa until this War B is over. An appeal is made to MNr ham~ber' i lain to satisfy the doubts that recent pro- tl nouncaments of his colleagus ...

... resolution, by a majority of 36 to 3, warving the British Giovernment of the fatal con- sequences which may ensue to South Africa if the 'War Aginst the Boers be continued. In another resolution, carried by a majority of 22 to 15, the Volksraad protests against ...

... South Africa, the War Ofc t ?? officer best fitted for the coneltn-lr 1 in Natal. All the credi. for tine *mc preparedness in which lie Ii' - ?? the Boers in that e halfy i; ;; .: splendid power of 'rmaLiisan ; n. I- w hat would be required in a war r. - ...

... Brodrick's First Speech as War Minister. Mr. Brodriuk, as the MAinistex of WVar, had. his first big opprntumity this evening of exp'aining the supplementary estimate of £16,000,000 re- quired fur tine completion o-f the war in South Is-frici-- and the ...

... Lords that Sir Garnet Wolseley had been appointed Governor of Natal and the Trans- vaal, and Commander-in-Chief in South Africa. Afghan War. Signature of terns of peace by Major Cavagnari and the Ameer Yakoob Khan. The Ava was run down. 1880-John Curwen, author ...

... Wfar-C0.0cc, eer-nreaeinpg the (1-| vsr-ernentbe s eratitude for- the set-a-kes Tendered by| |tillis force ?? tioci'li Africa- War Oftice, London.t c 8slW. 2rhic Ma-irthe S ecr ~e taryE~ -Snltatee XV. r dirn-us met to acqr;.-'lrt yea1 that, in the opinion ...

... want, it Is not so great but well- directed efforts may relieve It. From wars and rumours of wars In Europe we have been saved; and the strife into which we were forced in Africa we have emerged from with success. Better and more hopeful prospects smile ...

... Rome was the pre- lnde to the French eeo,) dreiat, the Crimean War and the Italian war mark.two steps towards ?? eoup d'etat. The next step will be the dismember- ment of Turkey anid war against England, isolated in Europe. Had the expedition of Rome ...