... South Africa Bill, with all the turmoil it created last year in Parliament. South Africa, indeed, has been forced upon Lord CARNARVON'S attention from the beginning to the end of his ministerial career, and it is ia connection with South Africa that his ...

... Bechuanas, Korrannas and Bushmen having equally joined, serves to show that the war in the Cape Colony and general unsettled state of natives in South Africa, is a war of races, to a greab extent. Some of the principal instigators of the rebellion are ...

... On the present occasion we venture to submit to you some remarks on the native question in South Africa. We do not propose to advert at any length to the war which is still unhappily raging in Kaffraria, for nothing could be further from cur wish than to ...

... INTERIOR AFRICA., (From the Friend's Correspondent.) Gubulnwayo, Matabililand, May 20, 1878, The aspect of Matabililand Jately, both as t) weather and prospects of our people, has been overcast—not to say :loomy—but bhoth conditions are now changing for ...

... He apprehended, however, from the religious discords and wars, from which Eng'and had suffered so fatally in times past, and was at this moment suffering in Buloaria and Avrinenia, where-a war of both races and creeds raged under it most ferocious aspeet ...

... BIRD-NESTING IN SOUTH AFRICA, The ¢ Gyps Fulous” (our common vulture) is found throughout the Cape Colony and Natal. It breeds in the most inaccessible precipices, depositing a few sticks in some hollow of the rock on which, lam informed, it lays two ...

... THE RISING IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Earl of Carnarvon, on the 16th Nov., received at the Colonial Office a deputation of gentlemen interested in South Afica, who, by appointment, met his Lordship for an intercaange of views on the kaflr war, and to urge upon ...

... WAR PROSPECTS. The War Office hasintimated that itis not its intention to employ officers in any number on special service during the campaign in South Africa, as was the case in the Asbantee War, the force at the scene of operations being cufficient ...

... picked up at the front. The writer advises Sandilli not to surrender, as there is to be war in Burope, and fresh risiugs among the natives are to take place. Kafir wars, says the P. E. Telegraph, have been hitherto leading events in the history of the Cape ...

... tribes in South Africa and on the northern frontier of India. Suspicion and alarm are spreading throughout large tracts of that portion of Asia which lies conterminous with our northern Indian frontier. I ask this House, then, is not this warring cqough forus ...

... an accomplished fact, notwithstanding the scandalous attempt of a Grahamstown contemporary to provoke a general war of races in South Africa, and to stir up blood feuds that it would take a generation to allay. Those who have—like the FEastern Star—de ...

... Peelton Mission, Itis said by some that a war-dance was going on, and it is certain that the kafirs turned out armed. Mr. Tainton told the headmen that he had come for the thieves and cattle, and not to make war. The peop'e refused to have anythirg to do ...