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... periodicals, weekly or monthly, that can he spared, should be sent foe the use of the patients in the hospitals of S iuth Africa during the war. We feel assured they will be highly valued by our COllll tumults that distant region. —British Medical Journal. TRIM ...
... it so happens that while England has not gone to war with s European Power for the past thirty years, we seem to be constantly engaged in hostilities with the barbarous tribes of Asia and Africa. The war news and the dynamite outrages were the topics of ...
... ENGLISH FRUIT TREES IN CENTRAL AFRICA. ranee followlis War:— B(r,—lt may inteenet some of your readers to know that small selection at English fruit trees, apple,. to Central Africa bet December one of the upland stations of the Universitisee raisins ...
... to face deficiency in of .1x in iand contrition ce finan In India, war South Africa. war Fog iu Afghanistan, and Europe a turbulent expectation which, if rt does not carry the name of war, Is, unfortunately. ton much resemb. ling it. (Cheer.) I bid yon ...
... of considering the formation of a Government. We had to cast our eyes abroad in more than one direction. In South Africa, though the war there in which we were engaged had happily been ended, yet there had begun a struggle which sorry to say has not yet ...
... the Colonies, has been compelled to vindicate the conduct of his Department in New Zealand and on the Gold Coast of Africa. The Maori war with its unsatisfactory victories, checkered by one mortifying reverse, has confirmed the growing conviction that ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDER OF LYDENBUBO GARRISON. the tolomeMM &meat Mos From Use Ormond Meow Commanding, Natal sad Trammel, to the Secretary of Stele for .-- Siercasywa lea. 21 Report from Delagoe Bay : garrison Lydenburg surrendered 7th init ...
... in a country 6000 miles away, to get up a war in South Africa. He had recently had an opportunity of conferring with members of her Majesty's Government, and could soy with the utmost confidence that this was the last thing that any of her Majesty's Ministers ...
... Hama trouble brings to an end the aegis: of dieletrarnese In South Africa. Wane troubles far have preceded it, and the signs are not wanting there may be worm yet to come. The Basuto war has been a coastal affe w !ra=ut It was provoked lad year by the to ...
... SOIJTII AFRICA. On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute was held at the Pall Mall Restaurant, in Regent-street, London, under the presidency of the Duke of Manchester, when an interesting paper on South Africa and her Colonies ...
... FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA. A Renton telegram, dated Cape Town, October 17, 1171 A despatch published here reports that on the 3rd inst. Usibepu made • night march and fell on the Abaquiusini adherents of the king belonging to the Uinta party. Before dawn ...
... HOSTILITIES IN WEST AFRICA. A telegram dated Cepe ()oast Castle, Jan. 14, says that the Anglo-French Commission to mark the boundary between the English and French territories on this coast has been tareatened with attack by Ama. Woo King of Kinjabo, ...