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BRITISH VICTORIES LN SOUTH AFRICA
... BRITISH VICTORIES LN SOUTH AFRICA. The War lass two despatches trout the at war la South from Sir G. Wolialey, dearibing the *spore at Kakwasee Town, and the other the with an assonat et Baker attach illekskuin's Town. Tbs kW= attack was made rimulianeouely ...
A BATLEYITE WITH THE COLONIAL TROOPS
... and commenced his military training as a member of the School Cadets. %% - hen Lieutenant Crawshavr left for Suntli Africa be war accorded a moat out send-vg. tie a cousin of Trooper LOUIS Preston. of Batley. who is now with dens:rod French. ...
THE SETTLEMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA
... THE SETTLEMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA. The war is pra-tiesilly over: . ,aid Mr. W hittaker us. Tuesday at Liversedge, and the settlement is before us. Ile war practical agreement with the ice Ileternme!A as regarded th.• eettlemeni. lie was prepared to Lt r ...
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE MATABELLE WAR. MR. LABOUCHERE'S VIEWS. Tha Press Association says, in course of interview yesterday on the Metabelle question, Mr. Labcuchere, whc had published his views on the question, was asked whether he proposed on the ...
SOUTH AFRICA
... SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office de3patch from the general officer commanding Natal is as follows :— Foi:t Amiel, May 29th, G p.m. Captain Lovegrove is well. Privates Leggins and Tresswell, of the 58th, and all the others are doing well. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE ...
Egortigu *AM SOUTH AFRICA
... Egortigu *AM SOUTH AFRICA. ANOTHER WAR PROBABLE AT THE CAPE. October 21st. Hotrod still bids defiance to all comers. A slight skirmish has occurred, in which a few lives are lost. In the diamond fields another fall of reef BOOMS imminent. Messrs. Begot ...
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... pardon . „ TERRIBLE WAR ON THE WEST COAST 4;11 OF AFRICA. The British and Africau royal mail steamer Maleusba, which a:rived at Live7pool on Saturday morning reports that a terrible war was being waged at New Calabar. Many persons had been killed, and ...
LOCAL MEN AT THE FRONT NOT ALL BEER AND SKITTLES
... seven years with the York and Lancaster Regiment, and for the past four years has been employed as a clerk in South Africa. When the war broke out be volunteered fur service in the Rifles. and was accepted. He Our work at present is to guard the and water ...
WEST AFRICA. SEVERE FIGHTING.-COOMASSIE IN DANGER
... Wednesday. Advices from Loango, dated Augaat Ist, contradict the report that the French had burnt down the town. SOUTH AFRICA. THREATENED WAR IN ZULULAND. DURBAN, Monday. Dabulamanzi, Cetywayo's brother, and one of the most warlike and troublesome of the Zulu ...
THE POPE AND THE IRISH BISHOPS. [Daily .Vfr»T.v!9gr,ra.) K''K«, Tbund»y Night. I on good »o’.honty tt»! tbs ..
... P-twere. the the forrr»M.w on the Danabe. io ooaopiia with the tetmj the Treaty of B tiin. THE POBTUr.tfESE SOUTH-EAST AFRICA. 3» War ha* been cl.irod agaiaet P..rtug.i M«li«loU> and other not «« ttibc. the SuiieK ver. and a Ponogneao gunboat been 'he ...
CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT LEEDS. A Conservutfre demonttimtion w»» held »t Seturdey. wee *h* ' Hell »t the ..
... Asbantee war expenditure, which was a war that the Liberal Government engaged in. Mr. Gladstone said 1 deduct that because it was war that nobody wtshed.for, and one w hich came upon us very much against our dosires.’' Rut the South African War was not ...