... whether Germany ought to take part in the Paris Exhibition of 1878, and all the speakers were opposed to the idea. SOUTH AFRICA. The war in the Transvaal having been proceeded with in spite of the remnonstrances of her Majesty's Govern- ment, Sir H. Barkly ...

... qsst WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR IN NEW CALABAR. ( The British and African Steam Navigation Company's t royal mail steamer slecmba, Captain James Bell, has arrived in the Mersey, with mails and passengers from t the West Coast of Africa. a Captain Bell reports ...

... bat, his good offices failing, such legal measures would be taken as were required by the circumstances of the case. AFRICA. The war in the country of the Zambesi has been brought to a close by the efforts of Major Do Costa, the governor. The power of ...

... England has diplomsatically interfered in the question of Morocco. There is no fear that tranquillity will bo disturbed in Africa. THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAIND. ?? Gaeette of last evening publishes a despatch froms General Pratt, dated March 10th, which says: ...

... treated at Port Elizabeth. It was said this was a war of civilisation, but the civilisation we oxhibited was a disgrace to this counitry. (Oi.) As to the retention of tho Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa, memibers of that body felt they had not been fairly ...

... is at war with the Trans- vaal. For tbe first time for many years Fingland is entering upon a deadly struggle ?? a white people, a people professing Chris tianity. The position is one which ;must fill us all with the deepest pain and regret. War is always ...

... (Hear, ?? war in Wsa, has progressed; we have ledto scientific frontier;1 but what is to be e aulra condition, or who is to be the master, the vast remnant of Afghanistan is not yet coed. It is, however, to cur latest wrar, out war Africa, that public ...

... , has been publicly executed. Tvo o ber influential personages have strangled themselves by order of the Emperor, WEST AFRICA. WAR WITH THE NATIVES. The news by the last arrival is exciting. We were en- gaged in warfare with the natives of aQuioh, a territory ...

... pom-poms shelled the retreating Boers. - Press Association War Special. BULLER'S MAGNIFICENTj ADVANCE. FURTHER DETAILS. JOHANNESBURG POLICE CUT UP. u From Lord Roberts to Secretary of State for War. rBelfast, 28th August, 4 10 p.m. Buller's report of yesterday's ...

... away, and of the conduct of the captain, officers, and crew in remaining with the ship until the last moment. WEST AFRICA. At Benin, war had comumenced between Governor Jerry mnd Alluma, in consequence of the former attempting to stop trade at Lagos. The ...

... with 150 remounts, left for South Africa on Tuesday.. The Division will be under the command of Major- general T. Kelly Kenny. Major-general Kelly Kenny, although he has not seen servioc in South Africa, has had war service, and has held important positions ...

... this is to be a war of races, it is not merely a question of, franchise to the Uit landers, it will be, I cannot but feel, a holy war. Many as our sins and shortcomings may be, it is a war resting on the broad ?? these natives of South Africa to be looked ...