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... subsequently ri rnal dor' the Lhc c'ie's expedition to annex Central Africa, war was .ni.cx . ircstL. Cr otains Spelke and Grant by patience and ?? pt u e s-. cceedcd in rns-in' thrdugh Africa without serious collision w ith 1,c ratircS' bsut they wverc not ...
... dn'the ay- narned. - TIM WARS AT~ T~b 'CnA.v-'uesday's Gazette con- 'trals- deiapate from Lieit,-Generil Thesiger, cotmmnndj' ing'the troops -in South Africa, r'especting the war wiith teKaffirs. 'The' ?? says-thac the war may now be consideredat an ...
... AFFAIRS IN SouTH AFRICA, THE ZULU WAR.. iJ (TBIOUGH RlUTER!'S AGEWOY.) CAPETOWN, TA. 21. (Vi& Plymouth.) The High Commissioner, who is still at Maritz- burg, has put forth a notification in English and Zulu, laying down succinctly the causes whioh have ...
... Council oS 15thl Jsnua ry, lSS in special recognitian or the scrviese pee- formed by him during the resent esaspasgo *n South Africa. WAR 0FFICE, IALTL-ILL, Nov. 21. Commissariat and Transport ?? J. T. Johnston is retired, on re-organieation of department, Sub ...
... bece known sluico the nays of tie MIutiny, the- hava troubled you in Asia with a war vwhich you don't know when you will be rid of -.(Cheers)-thit$v have in Africa another war on their hanud, eilually iretirss, and, I am afraid, equally cruel, they have ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE ZULU WAR (BY EASTERN TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORUESPONDENT.' LISBON,WBnnsnDaY NIanv. The Lisbon papers state that the British Go- vernment, in order to make an advantageous landing against the Znlus, has asked permission to disembark ...
... indicato an intention on the part of the Montenegrins to surrender the posi- tions in question spontaneously. SOUTH AFRICA. THE KAFFIR WAR. (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.) CAPETOWN, MAY 7, Noow, (Via Plymouth.) Commandant Sohrexnbureker, with 25 men, while ...
... is we have donu in South Africa? The war was an unjust war; an unnecessary war; in My Opinion .a thioroughly inglorious war; but we are told that the Ministry aro not responsible for it. But after Sir Bartlc r'ere had gone to ...
... government, and that under the impulse of imperialism wars are made without the consent of the British parlia- ment in voting the supplies. We have one rule of action in Europe, and another in Asia and Africa. If brigands carry off English subjects into the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE ASHANTEE WAR. The British and African Steam Navigation Com- pany's Royal Mail steamer Volta, A. P. French, commander, arrived in the Mersey at six o'clock yesterday morning. Her dates are as follow: Old Calabar, June 27; Fernando ...
... Gazette, from Lieutenant-general Thesiger, com- manding the troops in South Africa, respecting the war with the Kaffirs. The despatch, which is dated June 12, says that the war may nowr be con- sidered at an end. Elements of disturbance will no doubt ...
... ?? on the Court-martial on Captain Carey. The letter is addressed to the General Officer com- manding in South Africa: Horse Guarde, War Office, August 16, 1879. Sir,-The proceediugs of the general courtn-martial assembled at camrp, l poko River, Zululand ...