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... patriot service. and tieVolelled to Africa- and every war- Council, threatening proceedings if payment ship in the A Divinion commis honed. Ile farther not made. This letter opened and read by advisee that the War and N seal Ministers should Mrs Bracken ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. PLTWOCTM, WIDSISDAT.—Tbe Union Royal Mail Steemahip's Syria bring' the following advice@ from Cape Town, dated septenther 9th :—The Cepa Timm mays—The Transvaal war ban sellout. The perfect colhipee of the army, under President ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (trim .ar ea. Lirerpol. Ths British end North American royal snail steam ship Africa. Captain Haman% arriied here at ten o'ckek this morning. bringing Neer York dates of the eat. Breton 7th. and Halifax oth in•rentt 111 parser gas ...
... THE WESTERN comsr AFRICA. .APE COAT ACTI.R. APRIL i3.—Ts eoleny of Cane roast has boon threaten d by the Aehastees, they haring cringed the river Pres, the English boundary, for the purpose of making a descent no the neighbour. log towns, and eventually ...
... on bar to give on Mar all this questions la dispels to friendly that this troops war the Teams! border be instantly ; that all intumesces which have arrived in Smith Africa sines the Are of Jaws be reword sad that tb. mow on the oot landed. It egairad as ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. WASHINOTOIII IN IMMEDIATE PERIL .—SECESSION OF NORTH CAROLINA —DECLARATION OF WAR BY THE CONFEDERATE STATES. s, Jl.,auar I —The (.6) Aria arrived otr the harbaur this °turning. She l rings 119 pa;senyers ; 4,759 duld. for Ilavre. Landed ...
... railway. Should the present didicolty iu land aesutne the propostion• of a war of any magnitude. occasion will perhaps afford Mr Val an opportunity for devilopina ibis pow • ras a war eorn.apoodent fir a ikon tine, and he will then prooeed to fiiii.h the ...
... CLOUDS OF WAR. I. there another era of war fast appreembiot Surely there are eon. indhutions. The world knows :hat one hundred an I twenty million. of pcople are directly interested in the egeteet now being waged in Southern Europe and Northwestern Avis ...
... A ZULU WAR. The Times aye::- . lt - is - too -- prebable that the speech from the Throne a fortnight hams will that hate entered upon soother war is South Africa. Mail the mattered oolonies of South Africa are united under one mask the mother will not ...
... WAR ITEMS. If AIEiTY'S I 'l'o t SOLDIERS. Iler Maiaty has shown her thoughtful consideration fur her soldier* in South Africa by ordering for then, • kindly and moat acceptable present. It take, the form of tins of chocolate, prep.rol by the moat eminent ...
... TIIE AMANTES WAR. V $f T 1 lose the dep setae* of Fawners wended to dd diming Ibo War. ..f Tu. compel,' for the rum been room! to full of of sad tappers lb, et at haw —an the number of auto prompt/ ruluntaiwwl Africa company I eaelwainly me w0rt,..,, ...
... Redeem Buller out of Waterloo un his way to the Cape. War is a grim game at the twat of lint it would take noire than war to keep the stook exchange men from having their little jokes. Gs the day war was anuounced prime went down its the stock exchange ...