... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. CAPE ToNvN, APRIL 3RD.-HiS Exoellency the re- Governor, Sir Bartle Frere, is expected to arrive in A Cape Town by the Dunrobin Castle. Parliament is n appointed to meet on May 10th. The Premier, Ity. Mr. J. Gordon Spring, is at ...

... THE 'WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. urging the (;overllmellt to put donvn obstruction. T}.A.-WC SILIVO pleasure in dramillg nttent30n to th e rich, pungon t Assam Pelcoe-flavoured Ten ?? by Bol.clLnr BlroTlle:r;s, Lomlr rd Strcot, ?? 83 Sd per lb, Samplo ?? of ...

... THE WAR. IN SOUTH AFRICA. 14¾'4/ ., l:-- ,~ UY 7 -; 4.7 11I . 4'7 A ?? I T- ?? ii- 0: 4I, 4i I 24., itiH ?? z*4 >41 1 Tiow-i Namaus lowe. anti Can~e Town Arede: 4' anl fiten F.AIILP., auder Inspector Borneft We left theF- Ibeka at about 11 a-nt . anid ...

... THRANED WAR ON TIE BST i- , COAST __ IF~ A COREZSPOffD of the Manchester Guardian, writng from Ca6pe Coast, sayS:-113 the known history of Daomy no such astonishing event has evr happened as a fine being laid npon the Ktog, and tiae news spread rapidly ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TH MAorning Post observes:- The news from South Africa, dated 17th Deoember, received this week by telegraph from Madeira, does away with all uncertainty as to an ultimatum having been OesDaWlhedto Cetoewayo. Thirty days' grace ore said ...

... | SO1UTH AFRICA. DISTURBED STATE OF ZULULAND. CAPP TOWN, JULY 4 (via Plymoutli).-Affairs in Zululand wear a glooty aspect. The chief Unda. buka has attacked Oham, ined destroyed two kraals and killed all the tmen in them. Oham tiedi, The Zulus say John ...

... efforts anad undeniable sacrifices she has made to firmly establish herself in West Africa. The ' Figaro says to go to war for a few square miles of unknown land in Africa is a thing which no sen- sible-mrnfded person would seriousl) contemplate, whatever ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. THE GOVERNMENT OF ZULULAND. MOIROSI'S STRONGHOLD. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] CAPE TowN (via Plymouth), SzPv. 23. The Natal papers and most of those published fa the colony condemn the system of Government proposed by Sir Garnet Wolseley for Zaluland ...

... SOUTH AFRICA, d1; TIHE STORMING OF SECOCUSNI'S rdd STRONGHOLD. 3ld leistUEO Ec, TE PO,@:-tON OF AFFAIRBS IN THE ew -19 VAAL, ?? o [tIarEUT'S TntxGRA^11ij ?? TowN, Nov. 11 (V1,, Plymouth). ?? $61r Oftfl Wo6seliy is probbly ?? at Fort TY Weebeor ?? tr.e ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. [Freest nra~ MG SSx.x MO ST CosOxREBPO DxT.] lnusranutln, JW.ai 25.-Kimberley has been called the bloodstone of Soulth Africa, and the name is befitting and appropriate. The Kaffir who in 1867 discovered the diamond that has9 led up to the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. THE ANNEXATION OF THE TRANSVAAL, JOHN DUEN AND TAE MISSIONARIES, [RIJTP~'O TaGIG, ] Chxn TOwY, 0COBofs ' jVif, PlYMouth). Sir `hrnet Wolseley has published, In the Trans- vaal 6azetfe, a proclamation declariig that the Go. veronment have ...

... SOUTH AFRICA.. JOHN DUNN AND THE MISSIONARIES. he SIR GARNET WOLSELEY IN PRETORIA, of ~[BY TELEGRA.1H 1 rds PLYMU'UTa, TuTsBDiY, The Union Company'Vs steamer Durban, with I Cape news to September 30, arrived at PlymouthA this morning. The moat important ...