... THE THEOLOl.Y OF WAR. To the d~tor of the Fveema1. Sir- As the sobject of war at present occupies t:e uublie mind so esugromingl, ind all eyes fore Red nn the grfat, object lesson placed ?? Sore us inl SoDUth Africa, it. tnk inlterest- Voar readar to ...

... Secretary for War has sent no suck telegram to Lord Mount Edgoumbe. London, 'Th ursday, Midnight. Inquiries at the War Office to-night elicited that not only was the report of the death of Gereral Joubert discredited in official cittlee, bur the War Office are ...

... THE MASIONALAND WAR. SEVERE FIGHTING. Pa THE MATABELE ROUTED, . _ ?? LOBENGULA A FUGITIVE. N Si THE CAPITAL OCCUPIED. Ar PRUTEWS TELEGRAMS) Cape Town, Wsdnesday, 1 34 p mn. Mr Rhodes telegraphing from Fort Charter to-day, states that the native runners ...

... iEE EZLU WAR. REPORTED OVERTURES OF i CETEWAYO. I' f THE COLONIAL PRESS ON e SITUATION. t )EFENCE OF LORD CHELVISFORD. t SPECIAL TELEGRAM. t Plymouth, Thursday Night. 1 The Donald Currie Royal mail steamer Tay. Mouth Castle, from the Cape on March the ...

... 0o-t~iel.tbi i Africa Company was held at Cannlon stleeg Hotel, London, this afternoon. There .vts a large attendance. T4e Duke of Abercorn pre sided, and, in moving the adoption of the re- port, said to the company the war in South Africa. had moie than ...

... of as Chambezl1in's War, 'Rhode's 'War, and `The Rand Capi'- ha taliiEv' War. It is more likely to lve in i people's memories as The Liars' War. I From tb- dav of ihe Jameson Raid until the sa !atessl despatch from Lady-nith or 3lafektrmg, ce 'alsehood ...

... publishes this morning a letter from Johannesberg, South Africa-, giving a brief account of what the writer was pleased to term the British invasion of Matabeleland. He sharply criticises the war undertaken against lLobengula, who is not only innocent ...

... hands. mu War Office, February 20th, 1879. Go, , The Secretary of State for War has received the the following despatohes from Lord Chelmsfords nat ,oimanding the forces in South Africa nam Frolm the Lieuteuant.General Comwanding in tral South Africa, to the ...

... [ ; T- THE WAR. at The following also appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday : T THE CRIMAEA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 29.-News fromn the Crimea of Nov. 2bth asates that snow had fallen. Scarchty continues at Kars, but it was hoped that the t0twn wonld ...

... TlE .WAR . The following are aamongt the latest ?? d- Spatches:I s eerpi - VIENNA, FRIDAY, APRIL 28 -Austrian intervention against Mlontenegro Is projected. The occupation of Albania and Hergegowina has been determined. Orders ?? sent yesterday to that ...

... THE ZULU WAR. DESPERATE INTER7ZULU cl BATTLE. _ ?? GREAT SLAUGHTER. Si _- t1l CETEWAYO'S ENTIRE -FORCE 1 CALLED OUT. G :NO SURRENDER. SIR GARNET WOLSELEY-THEf REINFORCEMENTS. S SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Plymouth, Thursday Night, The Cunard steamer Russia, returning ...

... 1 :jI HASI1O'A LAN WAR. I- ha .Xu.sL&f I POLICE ATTACKED. IMPORTANT DESPATCHES.. Y.tEUTF.W' TELElORAE.) Cape Town, Friday Noon. News has just been received here that a patrol party of the Bechuana Police while on their usual rounds in the northern part ...