... fully recovered from his recent illness. LADYSMITH JUSTICE.” GRAVE STORY FROM BESTER’B FARM. Recent events South Africa, the glamour war, and the distance, tempt to forget that our countrymen in the colonies, who, happily, are not always fighting, have ...

... glad when last I was able to steer westwards, although it wu in company with Alvei and his caravan of alavea.— Story Africa. The War* th* Km* and ton Pannot*.—Th* grey parrot in hi* native haunts i* an unsociable bird, and curious story la told Dr. Dehrn ...

... army had been called into war in connection with our Indian possessions, and also into a war the South of Africa. The Afghan war had, believed, gained the general Batisfacdon of the country; and also believed that the Zulu war would ...

... SOUTH AFRICA SECOOOENI AND HIS HEADMEN—A COUNCIL OF PEACE OR WAR. The Times correspondent, dating from Sir G. Wolseley’s head quarters. Fort Weeher, Oct. 21>th, says : Secocoeni has given his reply Captain Clarke, and declared he will accept no terms ...

... “EXPEDITIONS” IN AFRICA. BABNETONIAN’B DESCRIPTION. A s»n of esteemed New Barnet neighbour writes as follows of the doings *of an M expedition in which he is bearing a part H.M.S. Barrosa, East Africa, August 22nd. 1805. I received your letter my return ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The correspondent of the Standard supplies the following item of newt dated Pretoria, June The preliminary examination the men charged with Mr. Malcolm's murder has been brought to conclusion. Tho pri-oners bare all been committed for trial ...

... SOUTH AFRICA DEFEAT OF BEOOCOENI—CAPTURE OF HIS TOWN. The special correspondent of the Standard telegraphs from Oape Town Madeira), Dec. 2: Jiecocoeni’etown and stronghold were brilliantly carried ihe troops of Col. Baker Ru'-selTa column the 2.Sih ult ...

... SOUTH-WEST AFRICA. The Knisembo, which has arrived in the Mersey from the West and South-West Coast of Africa, conveyed from Maynmba to Gaboon M. Masson, one of Brass’s staff. M. Masson was accompanied by fifteen troopers, and had left M. de Bra', op ...

... A MASSACRE IN EAST AFRICA. By the last mail from Zonz&ar, letters have been leoeivod the effect that the Rev. Duff Macdonald :md party left the above mission station on their homeward journey about the Ist July, and had got as far as the Euo, two days’ ...

... THE WAR IN ZULU-LAND. A LECTURE will delivered in the British School Room, Union-street, Barnet, on FRIDAY, MARCH 7ih. LIFE SOUTH AFRICA, with account of the Origin, Condition, and Prospects the XJ *W AR, By the Rev. G. BLENCOWE, who resided nineteen ...

... WAR BETWEEN AFRICAN CHIEFS. The British and African Steam Navigation Con* pany’s Royal Mail steamer Malemba, Captain James Bell, has arrived in the Mersey with mails and passengers frem the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell reports that serious war has ...

... PEACE SUNDAY WAR TIME. Sib, —Permit protest against the action of member of the Transvaal committee, resident in this town, who is disseminating pro-Boer effusion Mr Stead entitled “Peace Sunday in War Time. A more iniquitous combination of God’s truth ...