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... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR AT THE >JG THE MAILS BY THE BOERS ANOTHER ATTACK-DEFEAT OP THE ENEMY BY BAKEB. A Times Durban telegram says—The Boers have stopped the down mails Heidelberg. The official letters were opened. All the Boer army near Heidelberg. action ...
... SOUTH AFRICA THE BABOTO WAR. London. Tcmdai. —Thu Colonial Offlco have pub- Ushed the following despatch from Sir G. C. Strachon, Admioiatrator at the Cape, the Colonial Secretary:—“December 10th. Basutoland there ia improvement. Carrington i« atill ...
... SOUTH AFRICA & THE RUSSIAN WAR. I Times Durban telegram in the second edition, dated April 25, says much anxiety prevails there regarding the apprehended war with Russia. Steps are being taken for the defence of the coast ports. The mail steamers in the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR SCARE. The Durban correspondent of tho Timet says— Sir H. Robinson, in opening Capo Parliament, said tho Table Bay defences were being vigorously prosecuted, and. when completed, would amply protect them from attack sea. THE MONTREAL ...
... Temyirams.) BRITISH OPERATIONS EAST AFRICA. WAR DECLARF.I* AGAINST THE KINO OF UNGORO. Zanzibar, Saturoav. Nova from Men«o that Colonel Col* villa hoe declarer! war Kcga, powerful King Ungora ACCIDENT TO MINERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED. Capetown ...
... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE BABUTO WAR. Fkidat. The following telegram, dated January 21et, boa been received from the Premier the Cape Within past week the PondomiM Chief, Umditswh, and 800 men enr* rendered in Tembnland. About 20,000 cattle, 2,000 sheep ...
... .BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE BA3UTO WAR. , London-, Monday. ' Tux following telegram has boon received from the President at the Cape, dated Capetown, Feb. 6:—“Large numbers of rebels continuing to mr* render east of the Drakensberg, considerable cap. tares ...
... ft Government. We had to oat oar eyes abroad more than one direction. In South Africa, though the war in which we had been engaged had happily been ended, yet there had began straggle which, I am sorry to say, has not reached its terminationa straggle ...
... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. London, Saturday. General Sis Frederick Roberts left London this morning the Flying Dutchman for Dartmonth, where he will embark on board the Balmoral Castle for Natal, to take supreme command of the Transvaal ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. VS WAR IN AMERICA. BR BATTLE OF CHARLE TON. THE ADV. ON RICHMOND. ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Is IT WAR/ 11 ASO* ' adisalier. Owing Timmeril. Iftioalis , talie tbsimillst -4 Om limb Mins Is. la is4b r ...
... county who may in straitened circumstances owing to the aibsenoe of their breadwinners who are reservists in the South Africa* war. The people of this loyal county base never bee* toe background when tbeir sad was required for such a worthy object that ...