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... AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Capetown, April 3, Via Plymoutil—Stockwetyali having been reported disaffected, Major Ellto’t was instructed commence operatioos against him. The enemy attacked the colonial forces in Maxongos Hock Kloof March 27, but were defeated ...
... AFRICA. THE CAFFRB WAR. Capetown, Jan. ist, (Via Plymouth.)—On Christmas Day telegrams received from all parts Colony report everything quiet. On Wedncsay, however, a telegram arrived announcing that andelli bad received Mr. Wright with great insolence ...
... THE CONTINENT AND AFRICA. THE ASHANTEE WAR VIEWS SiGE.TLT I! CROWDED HOLbKSI fr.-sosaoaAbylAa fraaa -TBstaaal Is C.iy - (A ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR ON . Tqc COAWT.TWENTY THOUSAND AHANTThS The Wert African Company's Royal mail steamer Blandingo, with the mails, passenger., and earn, arrived from the West Coast of Afri , m., Teaerife, and It rumoured that the Dahomianei ...
... AFRICA REPORTED WAR wna 'tribes. S A OAfT . Onr. —Tio cc. t ...
... ROTUNDO, WEDNESDAYS and st at 3 and 8, EVERY BVENING POOLE AND N AS ZULU THF THE IN ZULU AFGil ANTSTAN ZULU Ww WARS AND SOUTH AFRICA. WAR HE DISASTED ZU oy 3 ARS THE ry BATTLE OF KOKKES DPELIFT WAK P panied bya SPLENUID BAND so START. of ARTISTES. aed ...
... AFRICA THE WAR AT THE CA^. Capetown, Nov. (17a Plymouth). —News from the Tfansvaal states that so attack has bees made upon one of Secocmnis’ chiefs. Phc British troops destroyed two three hundred hats, and sustained a loss of >5 men killed and wounded ...
... AFRICA. THE CAFFRB WAR. Cape Town, Fes. eSth (Via Maderia). ntelligence from Bast London states that patruU «n. aged Caffres in the bush, and killed (4. Tic «yo.ii Regiment and further reinforcements have be ...
... AFRICA, TRANSVAAL WAR. Cape Town, Dec, Argus publishes alarming news from Zululand, It is reported that missionaries have left the country under the belief that war imminent. Citawago, who formerly was favourable to British occupation of territory which ...
... THE CURRENCY Washington, Saturday.—The Government continues coining trade dollar* exclusively lor foreign commerce. AFRICA. THE CAFFRB WAR. Capetown, February, adnt. —The Kiffir* are said to be breaking up into small parlies, tad making for the bush. A ...
... #£&& THE 1j.4 Y Tax Mabel Vuuag has been wnAed Cap* Sooth Africa. Nine Hve* war* piomiaed the Liverpool Eodowu.eut Fund. was paid iu i.p u, yesterday. Tilt TliiMi, >..l «. o.'f Waliu.)' l-l yciKtCi-'-.i tccrtin* h*lf full f water. TJi« crow UaU-.l Kiedwoo^ ...
... West Coart boundary Bay. It will cn the 30th. The Association demand from the changes in the of the Church in South Africa. The Traavraal war tumours are subsiding. Sir Carnet Wolaaley is reported about proceed thither. ...