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... has long foreseen that the triumph the Afrikander Bond in Cape Colony would precipitate this war. and recently wrote a crofter member of Parliament* that war waa certain. He declares bis fsith in God and the cause, and asserts that England must send thrice ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. (RSCTSB S ' Capetown, Not 11th, via Plymouth. After visiting Vryburg Sir Hercules Robinson proceeded Maferiog with the administrator Bechaanslaod, where he had a satisfactory interview with the Chief and bin prin* ciptl raeu. High Commiuiooer ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. following telegrams have been received the VVarOir.ee, Madeira From Sir Garnet Woleoloy tho Secretary of State for War: Ueidelburg (Transvaal). Sent. (No. IS).— has surtoiulcred removing the last trace caused on the Zulu border tho Iransvaal ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Capetown. February 17, via Plymouth. On the arrival of Mr. Morcoro, the oewly*apfoioted Attorney-Geaeral of the Transvaal, at Pretuna. was met a deputation of barristers and attorneys practising m the Transvaal High Court, who presented ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The Times' Durban correspondent says :—The surrender of Mapoch and confirmed. The war at end. THE CHOLERA. (REUTER’S TELEOKAM.) Alexandria, Tuesday. The cholera is spreading generally in Egypt, and the Sanitary Commission lias under oousider> ...
... who, beyond all others, believed in realisation tlie Kaffir dream tho expulsion of tho wiuta man from Koulh Africa, toon after tho outbreak the war, lie volunteered raioe number men to attack Basuto* in rare. The Government ware suspicious Ins loyalty, but ...
... terms with the French have to pay an equivalent of francs per head towards the war indemnity. Paris, Saturday. General Japy, teiegraphin f.om Tunis to-day to the Minister of War, announces that he has caused the army Ali Bey return to Tunis from Zaghouan ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape Town, April 'M Plymouth). Six hundred attacked the Colony Woods column, near BuraVhill, ou the 23rd, but wore defeated with a loo# of thirty men. An engagement near Paidm* i» also reported have taken place, which twenty natives were ...
... ee; bat the War Democrats have persuaded themselves that the Uuioo may be restored on basis of renewed with tbe slaveholders, and they are probably justified iu their belief that majority tbeir countrymen would refuse to cou'inue the war for tbe exclusive ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The news from South Africa this morning la, to no stronger exprjasion, disappointing. It was stated the other duj m ono of the colonial papers that the 41;t Ejgiment and halt a battery of artillery were under oraers proceed to act body guard’* ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. SIR THOMAS I ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION. (Prsrtur's Tctefram ) Gape Town, Friday. Earl Grey left for Mafeking yesterday evening. Prior to his departure was the guest of Sir .lames Sievewright, Coram issioner of .Public Works, with whom discussed ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Capo Town, July 8, via Plymouth, Her Majesty’s ship Jumna arrived at Simon’s j Bay yesterday, and the Egypt left that port for , Natal the saint' morning. The shore end of the cable was successfully landed on Saturday last, and the was to ...