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... SOUTH AFRICA. OUTBREAK AMONG THE BOERS. [daily tklkoraph telegram.] Ddbban, October 16 (via Aden). —The followinz telegram is from your special correspondent with Sic G. Wolaeley:— Pietermaritzburg, October 15.—There nas been serious outbreak among the ...
... THE GERMANS AFRICA. The prestige won for all in Northern and Central Africa by the British successes in the Soudan is most clearly illustrated (says Berlin correspondent) the following sentence from report Captain Kamptx, of the German array, on punitive ...
... Etruria, with men and mntorinl, sailed for Africa to-day, her destination being, it is believed, Zeila. Tiie Government has ordered in England one hundrtd thourand tona preserved meat for the expeditionary corns to Africa. Tho foils of a* well other stronghold* ...
... EAST AFRICA, REVOLT OF NATIVE TRIBES. REPORTED LOSS OF 9,000 LIVES. [bkcter’s telegram.] Durban, Nov. 3rd (via Plymouth). Particulars have been received of the recent revolt of tho natives at Inhambane. Tho following account of the rising is baaed chiefly ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape Town, April 20 (Via Madeira). Sir Henry Bulwer, late Lieutenant-Governor of Natal, has embarked for England. THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA. Washington, Sunday.— The Peruvian Charge de Affairs in this city has received a telegram from the ...
... IHE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1878. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. AwoTHHa bine book of correspondence respecting the affaire of Sooth Africa has just been iasnea from the Colonial Office. It contains despstokes and reports extending from ...
... THE GERMANS AFRICA. ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS THREATENED DISTURBANCES. [times tmlbukams.] Berlin, Sunday. The state of affairs in German East Africa consequent upon the disaster to the Zelewski detachment is becoming more and more alarming. At least such ...
... ADVENTURES IN AFRICA. Count db Seuellb, who bee just returned to Europe from a long and eventfnl journey in the interior of Africa, underwent, according to his own account, some uncommonly disagreeable experiences daring hie sojourn on the banks the Niger ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, Cape Town. July 3. (Via Madeira.) The Cope Ar.jui states that the news from the Transvaal is generally satisfactory. The effect produced upon the minds'of the natives by 6 review of the troops at Pretoria on the occasion of the Qneen’s birthday ...
... SOUTHWEST AFRICA. Tub present condition of the Portuguese colonic* in Sooth-West Africa in tho lost report of tho British Consul Loando, capital, a town which gradually increasing importance, and which |K>« ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, tp.leobams.) Dbckmber 14 (via Plymouth). Sin Hkbcules and Lady Robinson and party arrived atGrahamstownon the Pithult. forth© opening of the Jubilee South African Exhibition. In response to an enthusiastic demonetration, his Excellency thanked ...
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