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... wound, from which be has since died. B ‘oth these invaluable officers were shot in the same place, in the centre of the body.” War Gossir rrom ‘Turty. General Niel has visited all | the fortified places of Piedmont, and has declared that they He has cannot ...
... THE NEW POINTS OF WAR. occurrence which has been lately exposed to the public view, but which has not attracted as much of public attention as it deserves, illustrates in a very striking way the newly invented war policy of the Coalition Government. Being ...
... Medal for the Kafir War The following general order has been issued :— Hobse Guards, November 22—The Queen having been pleased to command that a medal shall be prepared to commemorate the success of her Majesty's forces in tbe wars in which they were ...
... FIVE YEARS A ULSTER'S LIKE THE FAR INTERIOR OF SOUTH AFRICA, &c. 11. CORDOX CI'XMIMi, following is an extract from this work : tlio 27th cast loose my horses at earliest dawn day, and then lay half a«lccp for two hours, when 1 arose to consume coffee ...
... THE NEW MINISTER OF WAR—MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS. We rejoice to be able to announce that the conduct of war against the greatest military power is no longer to be left to the leisure hours, if any, of the minister who is charged with the superintendence ...
... WAR OFFICE un WAT 18 Ist Regiment ot Dragoon Guards—James Greatorex, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Crowe, promoted. 18th Light Dragoons—Captain John Peyton. from the Lith Foot, te be Captain, paying the difference between Infantry and vice Jones ...
... Extract from the Letter Officer Serving in Africa.* Poor Sir Harry Smith has left us, and we all regret him. He may have made some mistakes, the greatest of which was not having demanded more troops at first. But he had pledged himself to maintain the ...
... the centre of Africa, beyond the Orange river, where they still maintain themselves spite of both English and Kafirs. I defy any one todeoy that this is a true, though short, sketch of the proceedings which Las cost us three Kafir wars, and I know not ...
... savans, in order to prepare corrected maps of South- ern Africa for the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society on Monday evening. It is singular that the doctor has found the old maps of Africa more accurate than the modern ones. He has found a large ...
... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER yy “ey THE KAFIR WAR The news brought by the Birkenhead steamer, which left the Cape on the 12th of September, shows a still gloomier aspect of affairs than we contemplated when we last wrote. The catastrophe of the colony seems to ...
... THE KAFIR WAR AND TIRAILLEURS DE i VINCENNES. TO THE BDITOB THE TIMES. Sir—My attention has been lately called to a leading article in the Times of the 15th of December, which remarks are made to the expenses of the Kafir war, and also, that the honour ...
... possession of with a strong hand, “It is useless blinking the question,” as the Times frankly says—* colonization in Africa means taking Africa for Europeans ;” and unless we do take it now, “we have no business there: we had better send out a fleet of bring ...