... THROUti H SOUTHERN AFRICA. Du-VAL. Londoa t Dean dr Soo. The reading public of Great Britain sad Inland will gladly welcome a people's saltiest ibis charming kilariona account of a Showman's pr gle.4 througe the late Transvaal war. Mr. Du-val, though ...

... sm. Fined 10s 6d with 7s oats, or in Maul& of payment 14 days Ti wars 5 eases against drunkards; one fur 16 ad trespass, Coot t adjouraed. Tan ANT Or AFRICA. —The driver ants of Africa are totally blind, and their King is said to be like the puncture ...

... Fr itlißbt Chil.l of I.%Jvrarti CASIIKL: SAVA/LIMY, JUNK 211, 107'). TIIE FRENCII PRINC;; HI PERIA Law neciunts from South Africa have cense.' throughout Eun pe a eensatietud feeliug whir, no event fur the hat of years has eq, . elled. The Prince Imperial ...

... demands to be istielled, which sedb• interfere with its being adapted. Many pewees seem inclined to think we drifting into a war. I cannot reakel eq mind to 'oppose we be to draw the wad in order to have an affair arranged which should be sweeptible 01 ...

... is did war ot eilitoen thirty fife Fart lire *am, from the late Hare Establiaheil in ei4iituen forty 'is which ended iii he Unita/ *or 01 th it Peri4Xl. F art tide is sitiiated on the Rank of the (Chinni Haver site if II pest divers in Africa the Fort ...

... linak•+.2l4raTiag ea War.: —Wert .-the Penny Bank. &e. &a, wall printed and nicely illustrated. _ t 4 Tim at Nona for Notetubenbas its a Quiet Valley- Old Chu:ekes in York—the story of the IL .darn Jewy—the Pilgrim' Vathota in Meath Africa —lhusial Wilma- ...

... English law, wandered forili to seek then fortunes lit the wiblerness. Before a yea% bed passed they at war situ the Zulus. For yews, with furtutas, this war on— now it was the who carried death and deetrue.ion anu lig the it wits the Dutchman who feught rtis ...

... rind Africa, costing the tax payers!of Great Britain and Ire!and enormous sums, to say nothinz of the sacrifice of human life, by the Sword and pestilence, and, it is not the fault our valiant Secretary that we are not, at this moment, at war with a ...

... Our Charles has his Odds and Ends,' not only for home ose. but for exportation. He has been 'With a Show through Southern Africa' wher Signor Howlini has given his top note' with' brilliant MICCePe at the diamond ffelde, and Miss away mashed Boers and ...

... arms ell the world—is the arid yleine of Africa—under tbe busing ars of Isdia—rtbe !shod ot thousands of her breve soldiers setsmingled with the Lybien sande usder the dark shad*. ' of the eternal pyramids—her war ere hag been 1 ii. she far West—the thunder's ...

... ICagland. Thu Conlici: war mainly influenced by tie falls aieg argument of the Etiglieh A.allasasellrs Condit. inacuod UOl Al t Massaana et B.trtholemeum de proprietatibta mum, good toti roundo in part.. Diva, videlicet Africa's* et Eurepam.Europa i• ...

... sunk at to comparative quiet, a nd settied down to pastoral life ever all that great wildereess of beauty which to-day Souls Africa. That, Lumen which peoliebly was hist set in Lien by. Arnb a North Mika during the eighth, Muth centuries, drove out abociginal ...