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... THE CAPE WAR. INSIDE EKOWE.—LIFE AND INCIDENTS INSIDE THE FORT. Durnax, Apnl 14th, 1579, The past month or so has been an eventful one in connection with the Zuln campaign, success on the British side succeeding calamity with such | rapid alternations ...
... time, therefore, it is to be hoped that the war is at an end. (CexTrRAL NEWs TELEGRAM.) - Loxpon, Friday Morning. The Government have received a telegram announcing that peace has been concluded in South Africa, Cetewayo having accepted the terms last forwarded ...
... A FEVER-STRICKEN WAR VESSEL. Her Majesty’s ship Pheasant, during her recent stay on the West Coast of Africa, lost several of her crew, as well as her commander, Lieutenant Johnston, through the ravages of the coast fever. The Pheasant was in the Oil ...
... A FEVER-STRICKEN WAR VESSEL. Her Majesty's ship Pheasant, during her recent stay on the West Coast of Africa, lost several of her crew, as well as her commander, Lieutenant Johnston, through the ravages of the coast fever. The Pheasant was in the Oil ...
... THE CAPE WAR. THE PURSUIT OF CETEWAYO. DESPATCH FROM SIR G. WOLSELEY. o |REUTER’S TELEGRAM. | Care Toww, Aug. 26. Sir Garnet Wolseley has had an interview with the northern chiefs, and explained the plan of the future government of Zululand by means of ...
... THE CAPE WAR. THE PURSUIT OF CETEWAYO. DESPATCH FROM SIR G. WOLSELEY, |REUTER’S TELEGRAM. | Care Towx, Aung. 26. Sir Garnet Wolseley has had an interview ith the northern chiefs, and explained the fian of the future government of Zululand by eans of i ...
... AN ENGLISH PRISONER ON THE WES' COAST OF AFRICA. The British and African Steam Navigatio: Company's Royal Mail steamer Kinsembo ha arrived in the Mersey with mails and passenger {rom the West Coast of Africa. The hinsem i brings the following news:—At ...
... between us arose :m :\:mations of foreign policy prior to the outbre the Turko-Russian war., 1 did difier from the right hon. gentleman in reference to the Russo-Turkish war and his foreign licq zenerally. That policy wag strongly cundo.nne«foin vhe Telegraph ...
... GAZETTE AND TIMES, THEURSDAY OCT. 28, 1879 - AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. WATER IMPROVEMENTS. - To the Editor of the Ripon Gasette. Sir,—lf snlything was wanted to complete the vindication of the proprietg.of my enquiry as to what the £2OOO, stated t.have ...
... and rolmusblecompm;L it will be possible to avert the very serious evil of a war with Cetewayo; and they cannot but think that the forces now at your disposal in South Africa, tozether with the additional officers about to be seus, should suffice to meet ...
... I'THE ZULU WAR. THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ADVANCE. FPrywourn, July 11th, The Donald Currie’s steamship Taymouth Castle, has just landed her passengers and mails. There had been two previous false alarms of her arrival, owing to thick weather and the signals ...
... War veteran receives medal — 60 years after heroics A WAR veteran from Kirby Hill has received a medal and diploma from the Greek Embassy -60 maguummmmmflnw ar. Mr Henry “Barney” Ross, 88, was a Corporal with the York and Lancaster Regiment when he was ...