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... THE EMBERS OF THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. WAR leaves many traces, and not a few wounds, which it is somewhat difficult to close. This has proved true alike of the Afghan and Zulu conflict. According to the latest South African advices—and there is now direct ...
... MORE TROUBLE IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association says :—Basides tho j disturbed state of Europe, her Majesty's Govern- nc are anticipating trouble in South Africa. War gt, res are being sent to the Cape by all the fino of steamers leaving England ...
... NEWS FROM EAST I AFRICA, War! Fire! Famine 1 The last mail brought letters which revealed the extreme peril of the United Met,hodistPree. Church Mission Stations on the eastern side' of the Dark Continent. An attack by a fierce Rod war-thirsty tribe was ...
... ALARMING NEWS FROM EAST AFRICA, WAR FIRE FAMINE The last mail brought letters which revealed the extreme peril of the United Methodist Free Church Mission Stations on the eastern aide of the Dark Continent. An attack by a fierce and war-thirsty tribe was hourly ...
... bury Williams, Esq., and Sir ti heophilus St George, 7 to be Assistant Magistrates for the District of Natal, in South Africa, WAR OFFICE, Dee. 14. 93d Regiment of Foot.—Major-General Edward Parkinson, C.B., to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General William ...
... News has reached Liverpool from the West Coast of Africa that war has oroken cut at Kew CalaLar, between the followers of King Amachree and the powerful chief Will Craig. Two hundred persons are repotted to have been éhiu. The Europeans have requested ...
... WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. News has reached Liverpool from the West Coast of Africa that war has broken out at New Calabar, between the followers of King Amachree and the powerful chief Will Craig. Two hundred persons are reported to have been slain ...
... attri- buted the scarcity of Kaffir labourers to the fact of their being told a thousand Eugligh soldiers were coming to Africa, and war between the English and Dutch was imminent,. The Kaffirs were naturally frightened and deserted the mines. If the English ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TRIBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's Royal Mail steamer Malemba, Captain James Bell, has arrived in the Mersey with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell reports ...
... TIER SOUTH AFRICA; 'WAR- -RELIEF OPERATIONS. .A BRILLIANT CHARGE. CAm' X TWN, October 19 (7,.e PlYmonth). ' The coluin to ielieve Mafete'ig 'cimnsists of about 1800 Europeans. .. Its latest additionE'was 300 mem- bers of tbe Cape Town volunteer corps ...
... EAST AFRICA. PORTUGAL'S LITTLE WAR. Loeenzo Mabqcez, August 12&h.-lDrl the 10th nst. Major D'Albuquerque (Governor-General o Portuguese East Africa) engagod the natives a.t the foot of the Lebombo Mountains. After severe fighting the leader, Magiumana ...
... Majesty has further been Pleased to appoint William M Collins, Esq., to be Postmaster for the district of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, June 14. Foot — Lieutenant-General Sir Alexander Leith, K.C.B., from the 90th Regiment, to be Colonel, vice General ...