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... FIGHTING IN War AFRICA. A telegram received at the Royal Midi& Barnoire, Stonehonse on Sunday morning, little doubt that diem has been a es gas. the vicinity of Brame, on the WeinEr; of Africa, in whiolr men of her Majesty's Alp St. George (the flag-ship ...
... AFRICA. THE CAFFRB WAR. Capetown, Jan. ist, (Via Plymouth.)—On Christmas Day telegrams received from all parts Colony report everything quiet. On Wedncsay, however, a telegram arrived announcing that andelli bad received Mr. Wright with great insolence ...
... AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Capetown, April 3, Via Plymoutil—Stockwetyali having been reported disaffected, Major Ellto’t was instructed commence operatioos against him. The enemy attacked the colonial forces in Maxongos Hock Kloof March 27, but were defeated ...
... AND THE WAR. At the Lecture Hall, I on Tuesday Curater of the ve @ lecture on “South the War, before a large with the various audience, and in an in- led to the war. lecturer at the Dutch in Colony, and having traced the div sidetion tothe Boer War of including ...
... mad Colonial. AGGRESSION IN AFRICA. WAR news respecting the in Nyaamaland bes been reesived from the ageat of the African Company ot Quillimeane fle states parsed the line of the and advanced to Katungna, limit ; that the to the promised warrender the ...
... the South Africa war, we had to conten who had d with one of the bravest race of saysges, established an immense army raised only foe war, the WOO of whose race were not allowed to marry until they had proved their capacity soldiers, So threateuing did ...
... Wisbech.â The Museum. The following additions have been made to the collection during the past month : Assagi from Africa ; war club, spear, and flint edge, from the Sandwich Islands; two daggers, one of them found in Cair-djlce; two swords; representation ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. NATIVE WAR AT THE CAMEBOONS. The a.s. Elmtna, of the African Steamship Company, reports, has been already stated, that the King of Dahomey having paid the fine 300 puncheons of oil, the blockade was raised on the 12th May. The squadron ...
... THE UNREST IN EAST AFRICA. CIVIL WAR IN UGANDA. Aotive Hostilities continue bstween the Germansand the Arabs at Bagamoyo and Dar-es-Salam, but without resutt (the Zimes’ correspondent says)save that of jeopardising the lives of the missionaries in the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE KAFFIR WAR. Cape Town, April 3 Noon (vie Plymouth).— Stockwetyali having been reported as disaffected, Major Elliott, who commanded in the Galeka campaign, was instructed to commence operations against him. The enemy attacked the Colonial ...
... FIGHTING SOUTH AFRICA. HORRIBLE WAR TACTICS. Durban, February 18.— February partially successful attack was made by the Boers on Mapoch's stronghold, Vlugkraal; but the Boers ultimately retired for the time, with loss three killed and nine wounded, inoluding ...
... WEST ()AST OP AFRICA. THE WAR IN THE OPOBO. The West African Royal Mail Steamship Company's steamer Benin, Commander H. Wharton, arrived in the Mersey on Tuesday, with the West and South Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Maderia Mails, 17 passeogen, and ...