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... events that we shall be involved in a war, not with the Transvaal alone, or with the Transvaal in alliance with the Orange Free State, bat against the whole Dutch population of South Africa; a war, in a word, akin to she war of Independence in our American ...
... ceed to any part of the world and reside there — the Cochin. Calicut, Cannanore, Mangalore and Car- western coast of Africa excepted. war on the Ist, and to the same ports, omitting Go- Upon the Life Assured returning to reside in paulpore and Galle, and ...
... partial blindness, and usually die at the next sunrise. The native remedies are sel dour of my avail. The Bushmen in South Africa when at war with the Boers used to shoot them with poisoned arrows. When a ►son was wounded by one of these he prepsred himself ...
... Rome was the prelude to the French coup d'Etat, the Crimean war and the Italian war mark two steps towards the European coup d'Etat. The next step will be the dismemberment of Turkey and war against England, isolated in Europe. Had the expedition of Rome ...
... tactics. Perhaps nowhere in the course of our military history, since -the American wars, have the British arms undergone so much humiliation as lately in Africa. The Zulu war was a most painful exhibition. There is no single incident of that struggleunless ...
... THR WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tee Cape Parliament was prorogued upon the 10th October, and it was the intention of the Governor to leave immediately for the North-East to mediate between the Orange Free State and Basil- Wand, and also, probably, to escape ...
... bOUTH AFRICA. OUR correspondence from the Cape and Natal by the mail of the 14th November is unusually interesting, although much of it has been anticipated by the telegrams. The mail, however, does not give us altogether that comfortable assurance of ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. OUR latest advices direct from South Africa represent a state of the utmost excitement. There does not appear to be much danger to the colony, but an almost certainty of much bloodshed and expenditure in its protection. Much indignation ...
... 110HAMMEDANISM IN AFRICA. At a recent Meeting of the Anthropological Society some extraordinary statements were made by Captain Burton relative to the progress of Mohammedanism in Africa. In concluding his paper, Captain Burton observed that the Dehoman ...
... THE ZULU WAR. FROM the official correspondence on the Zulu question, it appears that the Home Government may have it in their power to escape some portion of the blame for the deplorable war now going ou in South Africa, if they choose to throw over Sir ...
... THE ZULU WAR. SIR BABTLIC FaEaa's despatch of the 12th February throws light on the real motives of his unjust policy towards the Zulu king. Ile went out to South Africa—to use the words of Lord Carnarvon— not for the purposes of war, but on a peaceful ...
... THE ZULU WAR THE latest news from the Cape is ominous. The great danger in South Africa is that the flame of hostility against us should spread among all the native tribes on our borders. The news from King William's Town, which we published the other ...