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... SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. Ohre TOWN, BOLOrday.--COIODSI Qrlw oommandemt•general of the colonial has been appointed to the commend of the reinforcements for the relief of Cara Town, Sept. 15, 3 r.m.—Tie tenor ,the news from the border d the week has ...
... MAIAZLNYCUTIINGS, EXTRACTS FROM KEW WOKS. TY Port AND ac INN WELK% EDITION WILL - TR? EDINBVItUMI CBARITIEA. HeNUT DRUMMOND IN AFRICA. i WAR LY THE Mf IN 110IITLAND. Tin niacin& or RTATC WAVY DAMMIRS roll INJCIIIIAL N CHILDRV-N. VIM MANZ. SILVER BELLS. Di:CTRL ...
... sever:tam yeers—s MMus which bed waved comma with elks teeth Africa . Of the war OAR Ong on. cod is old are aor depa f ir God mom the seed of the • gospel the farrow that been tamed by the ploughshare of war. The would yet reap the benign sad blaming' of ainthanon ...
... independence. Resolutions were unanimously adopted declaring the me:ding's warm fellow.feeling with the hollanders in South Africa in the war they have undertaken to regain their national independence. The resolutions eulogised the Booty' undaunted towage, and ...
... subject. We had cue war our hands, and perhaps in %Vest Africa soother war but he used only aikido to these serums toough they were, for whereas we had had ware and the late Government had wan, our war. were wars of defame, while the ...
... are actively empged in defensive preparations. It is stated that a torpedo manufactory has been established. SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. Towx, Tuedq.—The relieving fore* hes arrived at Mohab's Hoak, and, in coejtamaties with the garrison, raoceeded in ...
... eonalder ing the formatioil of a (internment. We hal to cast our eyes shroal ha more than one dir.ction. In South Africa, though the war in which we had been engaged had happily been eialed, yet there had begun& struggk, which, lam sorry to say. has not ...
... good motives. be wireitted-- to g•ut the forwent policy itireoutla Africa thin Smut , war would certainly not have take, plea. (Crier of Oh.) Lad R. CHURCHILL want understood to my the war bed been carried on by a Liberal Govern. Mr GRANT DUFF hie bun. ...
... because for the Government to take up military positions which strengthen the defelsive power of India must auression. In Africa, a war which we deplored, and would have averted if it had been possible, has been brought to a close natter conditions which ...
... of the Parliament We have a war raging in South Africa, which, independently of other circumstances, is a dangerous and menacing war. The Ohancellur of the Exchequer declines to give us :my estimate of the expefwes of that war. 'Ole Government ought to ...
... assumption to say, or to suggest, that we were obliged to light the Egyptians in order to re-establish prestige lost in South Africa. The war in Egypt has never been regarded by Liberals in any other light than as a deplorable necessity. If the Government should ...
... addressed thew, the war with Afghanistan might be said to have been resolved upon. That war was carried to a termination very speedily, and ipso manner that reflected great lustre upon the British anus. The question of the justice of that war was raised, and ...