... @ bill to limit Parliaments to five years, failure, and abandoned. theught sims of Russiaand occasi: nod the athe in Africa. The war was Can- dabar Cabul were ngland would act like Russia, from they might lose prestige. Trade would not revive peace was ...

... obtained mrm the Bankers and Brokes's and as the 018fce of abs Company. IOLDERS in ENGLAND of the BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMTPANY'S SHARE WAR- RATS to REARER are notited that; they must depasit wit, r en b rgiterd es, her hae Warrants to the Trasfe Clne ...

... be receiv A were again made ution was adopted declaring that the Zulu War originated in spirit of aggression which bad charac- Africa, and deeply terised tuo many of our former wars in South ing that an unfavour- able answer had I peace, ae been given ...

... THE ZULU WAR SIB BARTLE FREBE'3 DESPATCH. Another tolim at vaa issued on Saturday ths llui South Africa. The following Sir account th* nmsi-rs Isandnls Pi*to« 187*. Sir. Tlx telagrafiu which will reach you th* ■ail leaving Cap* Town oa tha inat. will ...

... men or money to uproot in South Africa all that can the country. T he Sir Garnet W. to tell them what the impressions he formed and we feel confident that measures will now to lay of permanen$ peace, are already of war and unsettlement. It involves would ...

... taining correspondence respecting the of South Africa.” Among the documents published is the following despatch from Sir M. H, Beach to Sir Bartle Frere, dated March Zi, 1879 to the Secre- “Sir,—In a of State for War on the of February, Lord the opinion, which ...

... The following is the text of the letter written the Prince Rouher, explaining the reason for his departure for the seat war South Africa My dear M. Rouher,—l about to quit Europe, and my absence may last some months. have too many faithful frien s in France ...

... strength. ai no other le likely to to the solution of the Bat it is not the Transvaal only that question sa of war or peace. part of South Africa the two years we have had the same on the Pe part of the natives to try by more or less unrest and of a growing ...

... THE WAR OFFICE Has Selected LIEGIG COMPAYTS XXTtkVT as being the BEat and MdosTr SumILEm for use in the FriLIr HosPfTAIS of the Bsnsifa ANY OOnPS ili SOUcT AFRICA. E:very Pound contains the PDistnctive Properties of 40 Lbs. of Lean Beef. GENUINE J. V ...

... destructive and bru wars on record, deeply deplored the policy of menace and military preparation by our own Government before going into Congress, an also recording their solemn protest against the wars in s istan and South Africa as utterly of justification ...

... Zanzibar, Bishop Colenso, &c. The isolation of South Africa was a missing link in the widely-extended submarine system for many years mach regretted, but never so A fully as during the late Zulu war. It must allowed, however, in justice to the directors ...

... the thes tt weal territory that we take up aad wars which pe Sas the nation, and should matter debated fully ia both Houses ot Pate, meat, But he must say that it seemed to him a been very undertaken 3.8 war shouid a thie thet the ealeny 2 Natal was almost ...