... LATEST NEWS AFRICA. .itrget WA R Lando. Fri•ray. The Standard of this worn 32: pablirbes the followtng its DiabellLorruipoadent — Th r State atr*i! tas rrived with Irttats Lowing watts tf publio The Boer orgaa at Plow afontein Sir Owen us ed the seal ...

... LATEST NEWS SOUTH AFRICA. TB BOER WAB-ANOTHLR ATTACE OF THE Barnsu BETULRED. London, Fri Jay nigbß The Secretary of War, Mr CLillers this evening received a special despoil from Sir Culley, of„to-day, infirm ag bi ' that an attack bean byour forces upon ...

... THE WAR. MONDAY’S NEWS IN BRIEF. Very little fresh intelligence has been received from the Cape, but the meagerness of the information points to the fact that the Boers are steadily gaining ground. Ladysmith is still invested, but the garrison have c ...

... THE ZULU WAR. The Marquis of Lansdowne moved , a resolution to the effect that whilst supplying the Government in all necessary measures for defending our possession in South Africa, the House regrets war w.is commenced without consulting responsible ...

... THE BOER WAR. ANOTHER BOER VICTORY. The following telegram has been received at the War Office from the General Officer Commanding in South Africa. [Received 3 p.m. 10th November:— Cape town, 12,40 p.m. by message dated 3rd November, from Buluwayo. “On ...

... THE BOER WAR. There are at present 10,000 troops, irrespective of auxiliary forces, in South Africa, and in the event of complications these will be augmented by 30,000 within a very short space of time. This latter force will consist of 21 battalions ...

... judges and the Volksraad), and why shouldn’'t every white man in Africa bave equal rights 7 R i ...

... THE WAR. The extraordinary characteristics which, from the commencement, the accounts we have received of the progress of the war have been marked, continue up to the present moment distinguish its features. A week ago were told, on what was considered ...

... THE WAR OFFICE AND HOSPITAL TENTS. The British war Office Melted tenders for one hundred hospital tents and fifty two thousand sand lags. Bell tent s to accommodate fifty thousand are already being made for the English Government. TIIR WEST COAST OF AFRICA ...

... be bat slight for Wee It loglead sad AMMO to be Involved to war. _ • Ths isien - ti Seem win st be essiverted private sad &Web eammeres vrill be hem ocean. is mit deskable Ileglastd, but war Is U. blibst ol • soden cannot submit te injusties inalence ...

... THE CAFFRE WAR. Sir harry Sniirhcon;icit;rsteci;s7 de grae^ has been given to the Caine war by the late operations ; but by the latest °dykes from the seat of war the enemy was as active as ever. Col Eyre had a desperate action with a strong body of the ...

... THE ZULU WAR. DISPOSAL OF CETEWAYO. London, Monday. A Times Cape Town telegram says Sir Garnet Wolseley has asked Sir Bartle Frew whether the Cape Government will provide for the custody of Cetowayo as a State prisoner. The Ministry, after a consideration ...