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... Lincoln Association Anniversary Services. WORK IN AFRICA AND EGYPT, The anniversary celebrations of the Lincoln Association of the Church Missionary Society were held in Lincoln on Sunday and Monday. Missionarv sermons were preached to large congregations ...
... in South Africa: : Care Towy, August 12th. Sir Garnet Wolseley is at Ulundi, and further news must be looked for with great interest, as what will immediately follow his presence in that locality will decide whether we are to have beace or war. It has ...
... THE CAPE WAR. SUBMISSION or CETEWAYO'S BROTHER, THE RELIEF OF EKOWE, Caretowy, March 18th (via Madeira). Oham, Cetewayo's brother, his son, and 300 saen, surrendered unconditionally to the British authorities on the 2nd inst. Colonel Law has been appointed ...
... KAFFIR WARS. The first Kaffir war broke out a day or two before Christmas in 1835, the Kaffirs themselves assuming the initiative and iavading our ter:itory. After some hard fighting, we carried the war beyond the Kei River, and in June, the war was brought ...
... mainly directed upon the question of War Office contracts and the scandal in connection with the purchase of remounts. Sir W. Harcourt alro discussed the progress of the war, and maintained that the miscarriage of the War Office had becn one of the main causes ...
... KAFFIR WARS. The first Kaffir war broke ont a day or two before Christmas in 1835, the Kaffirs themselves assuming the initiative and iavading oar ter:itory. ' After some hard fighting, we carried the war 'beyond the Kei River, and in June, the war was broaght ...
... IN SOUTH AFRICA, IS THIS THE LAST ACT? LYDENBURG CAPTURED. MACHINERY OF THE BEST., There can be no question that the fnal scenes | of the war have now been entored z‘ Unless S the Boers manage to Av::d loh:l-u dh.:h Ml formed by r Iroo their y escape ...
... PEACE in SOUTH AFRICA. FINAL SUERENDER: 18,400, | On Thursday Lord Kitchener was ablo to telegraph that all sarrenders in the Travevas! and Orange River Colony were complete, amounting to 19,400, la Cape Cclony there were only about 150 to come in, ¥ ...
... Man, Subsequently he went out to Kiondy'se to explore, but on the outhreak of the Boer War joined the Sherwood Rangers as a trooper and served with them through the war. He then assisted in organising sthools in the concentration camps, and was afterwards ...
... by the new Commissioner in South Africa. It was mainly on the written reports of Sir Bartle Frere that they sanctioned the Afghan oxsodition. and now their pet commissioner has glided into a still more adventurous war in another region on behalf of the ...
... ng qualitios have i put | avoid war, and especially the (‘,ob!!'lllm‘ into tangbie form, and this was presented on tary did all he could to prevent it, s.lun{{\‘ The ml:r.-nuw hm:l t:-hl:-h::zl '::: the declaration of war by Kruger, it became place In the ...
... NEVER BEEN ANY WAR between tho Free State and Great Britain. The ::mlty of the Colony and the presence of the Euglish element have told favourably upon the Dutch population in the way of stimulating their intelligence and modifying their consorvatism ...