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... and end the inoalrulahlo mjury and Joes that have already been caused thereby to South Africa, and prevent war two races, from tho consequence* of which South Africa would not recover fer revere! cencrotirus—perhaps never. Therefore, Ttansvoal Oovo-nment ...
... million people were without votes England owing to the absurd election laws, the Jingoes should have urged England to go to war South Africa order to get votes for the l. itbnders. Mr. Ghamboriain had gone down in public estimation, and was a detected fraud ...
... LITTLE WAR AFRICA. Tim Time* puhl'shcs the following letter, dated Freetown, Sierra Leone. West Coast of Africa December 8: —lt has just been reported that the expedition under tho fdculonimt-Govcrnor, nivin- good account the Kosfobs, has burned tbr ...
... (Limited) bave joat added Ibis new • twiu-screw atciuner ran Lbeir Royal mail scr- I Vice between Southampton South Africa. Tbo | Scot war and eoKiueoredby Meaera.Wm.Denny jjfoa,. DauiUartun, Irani yard abo was ■ >: suebed December dO. Soot is far toe large ...
... meeting to a close. The Asbsktbb War.—The following letter has been received by Dr. Henry MaoCormao in reply his communication on the inbjeet of the preservation of the eoldiera’health in West Africa: Horse Guards, War Office, llth November, 1873.—gia—By ...
... *’ child has been brought to North Union, and the police arc endeavouring discover the parents, DINNER OP THU ANGLO AFRICA* TO-DAY’S WAR NEWS THE SITUATION IN MANILLA. ATTACK UPON HEWADURA. INSURGENTS REPULSED GREAT LOSS MADRID. MoaA*J.~Th« Bank ot SpkiQ ...
... which led that war or into the military conditions under which the war had been waged, still less into the results which roust follow from the war. It was sufficient to say whM had been over and over again asserted his colleagues, that no war was ever entered ...
... WAR SOUTH AFRICA. received by the Cape mail steamer indicates that war between the Transvaal and the Zulus was on the point of breaking out. The cause is dispute as to boundaries and the depredations committed Zulus upon fanners. Troops were being passed ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. correspondent Colombo, Ceylon, writes under date February news of the disaster at the Cape, and the peremptory order lor the despatch of her Majesty’s 67th Regiment from this island to Durban to in quelling the Zulu rising, reached ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA GERMAN PROTECTIVE DUTIES. fTHIS DAI'S 1 TSMBBAM.] Tim, W*BS*»Di».—The M*rah*l will osa. noone* bli wh«Uv«r tumi h« think! proper. The two Cbemhere meeting Oongreie to-morrow evening will eceept by toMO, nndwill prooleimM Preildent ...
... THREATENED WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA A correspondent, writing from Capo Colony on February 7th, says:—Affairs Basutoland are now in very critical condition. Another troublesome native war is on the point of beginning, and one which it will useless to try to ...
... ANOTHER WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA RUMOURED PURCHASE OF CYPRUS THE RUSSIAN PLAGUE [THIS DAY’S TIMES TELEGRAM.] Oiicom. So«DiT.—The mystery in which the intentions ot the Ameer end Yakoob Khan ere shrouded etlU continues. Toe latest intelligence 'trlleatee that ...