... AFRICA, THE CAFFRE WAR. Cap* Town, March SacdtUa, with considerable force, is e!l « 0 L el m ewtotoMb-A. Mltue the coantiy Serml d«po«B atteopts I.™ been brenk, the Colonial lines, sharp encounter took “ ‘“J lUnt, nett Fort Mnninjn, b«t*et» the Qa«nsi ...

... of beautifully painted Picture?, and most complete tour of the world ever prtduced. Just added STANLEY IN DARKEST AFRICA. THE CIVIL WAR CHILL and grand Paustcriorama ot ROTTEN ROW. POOLE’S STAR ARTISTES. ORCHESTRAL BAND, &e. “FOR ROUBLE CROPPING” WHERE ...

... of beautifully painted Pictures, and most complete tour of the world ever produced, J ust added STANLEY IN DARKEST AFRICA. THE CIVIL WAR IN CHILI, and a grand Paustcriorania ot ROTTEN ROW. POOLE'S STAR ARTISTES. ORCHESTRAL BAND, &c. ...

... IMPORTS, St. Petersßtritcs, Saturday. The Coternmeot has relinquished the idea of esaLUshing an import duly on c tal. AFRICA. IHE KAFFIR WAR. Capetows:. Nov. STU (Via MAomn*i. Affairs Zululand remain stationary. The «Bth Regiment has been ordered to the front ...

... of Russia on the question of the occupation certain Turkish provinces. CHINA. Shanghai, Nov. 23.— Exchange $.6. AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Cate Town, Nov. 7. —Sir H. Barkley ha* protested against the continuance of the Transvaal ...

... tbo Emperor of Germany Pope Leo Kill's letter is extremely conrteous, but contains nothing indicate for negodatioos. AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Cape Toww, March Tde-rapk item Maddra.) -The Chief Sandilli has escaped to Anstolss. Severe fighting occurred st ...

... submitted to by the operative chain makers of Walsall and the neighbourhood in a friendly conference with their employers. AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Capetown, Jan. ist, (Via Pi.'. im.th.J—On Christmas Day telegrams received bora all ports the Colony report everything ...

... of having them tried without delay. THE TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. THOMAS BAILEY asked the War Secretary whether the troops acting under the orders of the High Commissioner in South Africa in the war now going on in Matabelolond were under the Mutiny Act ...

... confident God bless their anion, and reconciled his personal happiness with the restoration of Spanish greatness. AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Cai-e Town, Jan. ist(via Madeira).—There is general rising among the Gaikas, and martial law has been proclaimed ...

... present at the performance: - Act I.—Paris, 1836. Preparing for battle. A public holiday. Conscripts are to be drawn for war in Africa. Z6lie has two lovers. Joseph and TrecourU Pierre is in love with Fauvette, and is about wed her, but is jealous of St ...

... passed, by 47 votes to 17, the bill embodying the pan proposed the joint committee of both houses jot the settlement. AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Town, Jan. Transvaal volun* tetrs claim a victory Magnet Heights, in which 50 of the enemy were killed. The action ...

... president of the Council, absolutely denied the truth of these reports. Signor Uanngi then withdraw the iDtcrpeUatfon. AFRICA. THE CAFFIR WAR Capetown, Apiil 9ft (via Plymouth). Qs isie Ist Instant large body natives, after burning the traders houses on the ...