... Treaty with Congo, Difficulties in Spain in reference to the Cuban refugees, war and bloodshed were spreading in Africa, and a considerable portion of the country bad been annexed for our own safety—only the Lib e rals dislikes' the term snnexation, and ...

... recent border wars have, the letter goes on to state, entailed very serious suffering and loss, not only on a large class of the resident colonists, but also on many persons in this country, whose futures depend upon the. prosperity of South Africa, tan I which ...

... SIR C. WARREN ON SOUTH AFRICA. Sir Charles Wiuren, c , mrnander of the late expedition, epeaking at Southampton, said that the country, when he went out, was on the verge .if civil war, and the I•coplo wale grateful that the difficulties had been dieposed ...

... END OF THE BONNY WAR. Meefirs. Elder, Dempster, and Go., of Liverpool, nave received a telegram from their steamer Loander, on its arrival at Madeira from the west coast of Africa, stating that the war between New Calabar and honey has been brought to ...

... EXI S LOB.ATio.i OP AFRICA. An address has been delivered in the Merchants' Hall, Ediaburgh, before the timbers of the Scotch Geoosphical Society, by Mr. Plenty O'Neill, her Britannic Majesty's Consul at !Mozambique, on the subject of African exploration ...

... CIVIL WAR IN ZULULAND. HEAVY FIGHTING. Information has been received from North Zulu. end, bearing date J une 12, to the following effect t • The political prospect grows darker. I inini has burnt a number of Oliam's kraals, near Zlobane, killing the ...

... LINE.--For the GOLD FIELDS. LONDON to CA It COLONY. NATAL. MAGRITIU, MADAGASCAR, and LAST AFRICA. THE CAS Il.e. PAY 1S Rios. Mal. tsteaniers load la ',minim :did .4611 iron. 0,, R-t um Ticket& —Apply to the DONALD 6 00., 4, Feuellureh St., London, E ...

... C As proof of the genuineness of thew High-clays Piano., they hsve bean a war.l,3 the following prizes :— The crows of thy Legion honor, Peril 1878; 61.11 Veda:, he. South Africa 1877: the Medal and Diploma of hcnor Philo lefp'oia, 1476; grand niplovit ...

... Government in their policy in South Africa. He believed that both sides were convinced of the unjust character of the Zulu war. Cetewayo had resisted an ultimatum which no one defended, and as the victim of an unjust war was now held in a condition of molan ...

... of the Samoan Islands by New Zealand. There was nothing, however, which threatened a war with this country. Only once in our history, said he, have we been at war with England. This was in I will not go into the matter ; but the situation was utterly ...

... born at Inverkeithing, N. 8., towards the close of the last century, was, says Men of the Times. a missionary in South Africa, first at Errornanga, then in Ranuiqualand, and lastly in the Bechuana country, under the auspices of the London Aliseionary ...

... negatived, at.d the vote agreed to. a vote for the Government of South Africa, Colonel Stanley said he found he was not in a position to make a very definite statement about South Africa. He thought the Government now required to proceed as calm as poesihle ...