... Charleston or New Orleans, shall be able y to enter into comnctitioss with the Southern a planters on the tcrminiatnon of the war. Africa I and the districts Iying along the shores-of the M Mediterranalln migtht possibly he able to hold P their own against the ...

... helping them. Even should the war coutinu- for years, the great Queen will go on sending unt armies, as the English always do what they say they will do. T shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This is a war the Ning, who has broken his promises ...

... aamc day. Up 9.10 to-night no further war telegrams wore issued by the War Office, but the appended to the condition of the wounded Lsdyemitb was pos.ed:— From the Gen I Comnionding Natal the Secretary of State for War (received sxn. 29th October). —Ladysmith ...

... of conversation it transpired that she was a native of Tennessee, having gone back Africa after the war. It was Tennessee that Colonel Cody resided to the time of the war. and it was thatßuto that achieved military distinction, the campaign, Mrs. Ricks ...

... inspiration Every State has its sphere action in Africa, and it is of the highest interest ftvoid every oontest, every collusion, otherwise it most happen that order to dispute a f ragment of Africa should make war in Europe. The desire to hasten the delimitation ...

... tain will in future rest upon the cause of civilisa- tion in South Africa if like war of ex- termination is entered upon, I but do my utmost to assure the public at home that with war the solid and experience colonists will not be im = . It is true that ...

... Attention was drawn to the cf procedure in the House; the Eastern Question ; the Corrupt Practices Bill; British South Africa; the Basuto war and the Boers’ revolt, in reference to which Sir Wilfrid Lawson proposes to move an amendment to the Address, and ...

... South Africa, the War Ofc t ?? officer best fitted for the coneltn-lr 1 in Natal. All the credi. for tine *mc preparedness in which lie Ii' - ?? the Boers in that e halfy i; ;; .: splendid power of 'rmaLiisan ; n. I- w hat would be required in a war r. - ...

... Europe, and the means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the Alliance of the Mahommedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. There is one passage, however, in the letter which ...

... Railway neers arrived at Chathan The company is to be j full etrength, and will Africa. The War Office has 1 day from a number of 1 included ir. Saturday's serve in South Africa. Preparations for the m well advanced rd T Opposition leaders are a Herbert Gladstone ...

... Lords that Sir Garnet Wolseley had been appointed Governor of Natal and the Trans- vaal, and Commander-in-Chief in South Africa. Afghan War. Signature of terns of peace by Major Cavagnari and the Ameer Yakoob Khan. The Ava was run down. 1880-John Curwen, author ...

... Southampton, to embark on the t+ for South Africa. It Seventh Division mobilised for South Africa will commence embarking on the Two steamers, the’ Goleonda and aac to Woolwich for the con- and war stores for South Africa. “The on the 3rd and the Matiana a acti ...