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... SOUTH AFRICA. ANOTHER WAR PROBABLE AT THE CAPE. October 21st. Moira! still bids defiance to all A alight skirmish has occurred, In which a few are lost. In the diamond fields another fall of reef seems Imminent. Messrs. Begot and Beaver have left on the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR ON THE COAST. Tbe African Royal Mail steamer Calabar, commander Burleigh, arrived in the Mereey yesterday morning, with the mails, passengers, &c., from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Modena. Her dates are aa follows ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE ZULU WAR Sir Thomas 8 hepttone hu left Pretoria for the Zola border to meet Sir Bartle Frere. He will afterwards proceed to England. ...
... THE FRENCH SOLDIERS IN AFRICA AND THE WAR. Bay Wednesday. The Echo ilu, Parkment states that the French officers in Africa demand that the 37,000 troops there should be recalled to act against the enemy. GERMAN WOUNDED IN BELGIUM. Bzussom, Wednesday. ...
... LW! Two Wan OP M ,s i r IT.—FrOill the point a slew at Berlin: Pesos with honour. Prom those in Afghanishut and South Africa : War with dishonour. D. D. D.-(The Premier's Paley ; or, W. V. H. ) Abroad : Dsstb, Danger, and Disease, and Dfstroat.—At Home: ...
... OUTBREAK OF WAR ON THE WEST COAST. Newa reached Liverpool on Wedneaday evening from the West Coast of Africa that war had broken out at New Calabar, between the ?? of King Amachree and the powerful chief WUI Braid. Two hundred persons were alain. The ...
... THE GARRISONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Offioe has finally decided that the following regiments shall remain iv South Afrioa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home:—Third Battalion 60th Rifles, 91st, Seoond Battalion 21st, 58th, and 94th Regiments. These ...
... THE GARRISONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OfSoe has finally decided tbat tha following regiments shall remain in South Africa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home: —Third Battalion 60th Rifles, 9lßt, Seoond Battalion 58th, and 94! h Regiments These will ...
... MASSACRES ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. EXPECTED WAR WITH NEW CALABAR. Information reached Liverpool yesterday, per mail ateauer Roquelle, which has arrived Hammrg from the West and South-Weat of Afr ca, tbat her Majesty's ship Deooy, with Consal Hunt ...
... favourab!e. February let. On the Bonree to-day there wee an Improves meat In most International Stooks. SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. FIGHTING COMMENCED. ddviessfrom Cape Town of 14th of January, per Means. Donald Currie and Co.'s stemma Dublin ...
... BRITISH VICTORIES LN SOUTH AFRICA. The War lass two despatches trout the at war la South from Sir G. Wolialey, dearibing the *spore at Kakwasee Town, and the other the with an assonat et Baker attach illekskuin's Town. Tbs kW= attack was made rimulianeouely ...
... BRITISH VICTORIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office haa published two deapatches from the seat of war in South Africa, one being from Sir G. Wolseley describing the capture of Kakwanea Town, and the other from Colonel Harrison, commanding the Tranßvaal ...