... the same year began the celebrated Kaffir wars, which were bloody, long, and desperate lnlwmp-hhb:uu-unuhqudmhtfl boundaries, this virtually rencuncing the Government and | protection of Great Britain. Fresh wars resulted betwgen ' ‘ the Dutch and the nativesia ...

... arriving and departing the same point, •ben it would Mem natnral keep Africa those already there till everything is quiet. The fact that Idea ran be formed the incapacity General Farm MinUUr War Never was country such varied resources worn served men at the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA MR. CECIL RHODES—SWAZIELAN D—THE GOLD BOOM, (from our own correspondent.) CAPE TOWN, February 20th. As I write are all on the tip toe of expectation. Mr. Rhodes arrives to-morrow, after his brilliant reception in England, the echoes of which ...

... coast Africa, carrying before it vast numbers of Europeans and natives. The intelligence from Benin states that the river was very unhealthy, and trade was in consequence almost suspended. In addition the prevailing sickness, the natives were at war with ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Thursday Evening.—The Royal Mail steam ship acregor Liird has arrived with about 20 passengers and 513 ounces gold du*t. Her dates are—Benin, July 24th ; Fernando Po, 29th ; Cameronns, 31st ; Old Calabar, August 2ud; Bonny ...

... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Much surprise haa been caused the reported change the Imperial policy towards the Transvaal, js* Times correspondent. M. Joriosen, at Cape Town, encouraged the belief that bis mission to Europe woe the British suzerainty withdrawn ...

... BRITISH EAST AFRICA. Admiral Rawson, accompanied Mr. U.irrlioce. Cousid (icoarai. and Gooeral Sir Lloyd Matthews, sail to-day for Morabassa. the ultimatum recently sent to the chid ot tb.' (iisafl'cito l native tr.be not be com Flied wtth the io>t. punitive ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. The mail steamer Athenian, with mails from the West Coast Africa, arrived at Liverpool noon to-day. H.-r dates are -Benin, Oct. ; Nun, Oct. 25th ; Fernando Po, ; Cameroous, .vtlth ; Old Calabar, Nov. 2nd ;Brass, 3rd; Bunny, Nov. ; Lagos ...

... THE DISTURBANCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The operations conducted against the Transvaal forces are proceeding slowly but rarely. Itoer tactics of destroying the ero|« ami selling the cattle dishearten the natives. The threatened disturbances iu Northern Transvaal ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA The Royal Mail screw steamship Armenian has arrived. She brings 1,928 ounces of gold dust, 525 re dollars, and 3,151 francs. Considerable alarm has Wen caused Cape Coast Castle, i in consequence of mu»inv amongst the soldiers of the ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A«:t;HHSSIoN K.MITHI) ANN KX ATK »NS. inv TKt Fj.rai-n.l ri' Uvcnw.!, Ajuil 4. Tin- ...

... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA, AFGHANISTAN. SSaff 1 . A ton MtiK k** oßtrtsg utM ■■■ -'.rtV- ■■ - ENGLAND AND ASHANTRE. Bonny. March 16 (via Liverpool). Connl txaa embarked on board the Senegal a* this port to proceed to Old Calabar and Fernando Po, for the ...