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... IN SOUTH AFRICA WAR IN BaSUTOLAND THE FIRST FIGHT. OTB OWN 2lst September The news of the frst in the war has cove It arrived in Capetown just too late to come to hand, somo by the same vessel which brousht Sir Bartle Frere. The fight was merely a skirmish ...
... responding, paid a high tribute of praise to and men under his command, and said they 1 o* ensure the prosperity of South Africa there more war, for warfare only desired hy full of landsharks and freebooters. The toast ° l Colonial Empire was proposed by the ...
... ignore. Imagine where we shoved soon have been with a continuity of Tory policy for a little longer : War in north-west India ; war in south-east Africa ; war between Turkey end Montenegro; Greece hopelessly shelve d; and, as In our national trade and national ...
... railway. In 1876 he went to South Africa with a view to bettering his position, but previous to leaving this country he made provision for his wife and children during his absence. Some time after he had been in South Africa a war broke out amongst the natives ...
... Plunged into an unknown land, and apparently without a sufficient knowledge of the strength and fanaticism of the enemy. In Africa war can only I be carried far as the supply of water 1b assured. This little force of 11,000 men had a fanatical force of 300 ...
... is every reason to fear, indeed, that ere long the question will widen into war of races, and that it will not be in the Transvaal, but throughout South Africa, that the war of English or Dutch supremacy will have to be fought out. Fears are entertained ...
... FRENCH ANNEXATIONS WEST AFRICA. ARRIVAL OF WAR SHIPS AND TROOPS. [PXEaa ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.] Liverpool, Wednesday. The Corisco brings th* following new* from West Coast of Africa: —A French troopahip arrived on the 24th September Gaboon from the River ...
... Times has taken up the singular position that although the war against Cetewayo was melancholy blunder, his restoration must be the revival of a menace against the peace of South Africa. If the war was blunder it was because Sir Bartle Frere wholly misunderstood ...
... difficulties the Government bad iuherited in connection With our foreign affairs, thr: of Egypt, and of the ies, and now in Africa, war had been waged ‘short time. before. ‘Government without changing the of the country, | ad yet steadfly endeavoured to at ...
... ptmat* (Moa oc» KamotocTß oomnwamaw.) J—*. U. Tvmm, writad i—inlh Ewbov, jmUrdtf nwmlo*, Horn faM, «Mtte (vhleh TH* SOUTH AFRICA (I WAR MBDAL.- TO RKOIMINT. At tka Raftaa Beme**, naaooport. raatvdar, aboot SacfaMat P.A. Xatantry. who had *er»ed in tl»a«U ...
... dispersed by the poliee, against whose action Miss Booth made strong protest. Mail advices from tbe vest coast of Africa report that war between the people of Bonny the Otbrika tribe, who occupy territory several miles inland, is Imminent Owing to heated ...