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... an opinion on the Cape Constitution or the Kaffir war during the lasi session. These Fabiau tactics have prevailed, and Government must meet Parliament with the Constitution still unsettled and the war raging with more disastrous fury than ever. Bot these ...
... of the law fur tlu-ir suppression. WAR THE WEST COAST AFRICA. Mr. HUME inquired whether the Government wore prepared to lay on the table any information with regard to the causes of the war on the West coast Africa, in which seventy men and officers bad ...
... following summary, copied from The Cape Town Mail, of that With regard to the progress of the Kaftir war, there is but little of novelty to report. War it can now scarcely termed, yet there is no restoration of peace. Hostilities, any regular or connected ...
... being perfectly true. You will bear in mind that the port of Mariel, about twenty miles to the Westward Havannah, where the war-sleatoer Pizarro was recently lost, is not port of entry, and, consequently, it prohibited to all vessel* which did not previously ...
... thp: press. The Kaffir War. —Uur affairs in South Africa have reached point which tries and stretches, to the very utmost, the patience and forbearance of the nation. In matters colonial certainly ha»e not been rendered exacting by any uniform tide »of ...
... probable, though the insalubrity of the place proverbial ; but shall, at any rate, have war upon our bands, and who will venture to say into what proporlions this war may grow ? Wo trust that Broughton's experience may not be lout upon his successor, and ...
... unprofitable, and inglorious war still goes on ; and the money British taxpayers swallowed up in hundreds of thousands of pounds in the far wilds of Kaffraria. We give elsewhere the latest intelligence from the seat of war. But it is merely a repetition ...
... needed; and,referring the war alarms, said:—At the close of 1847, a panic was raised on the ground that Louis Philippe was dangerous a character. The Napoleon peace was represented as having all at once become anxious for war. (A laugh.) The Government ...
... and stormy seas of Ncwfound| land aod Nova Scotia we are abruptly recalled to the dei sert plains and burning rocks of South Africa. Sandilli ; lakes the place Mr. Webster, and tho capture and re) capture of sheep and cattle replace the contest which is ...
... Minister*, the widow of Marshal Ney, the Prince de and a few relations, were the only person* present at the ceremony. THE KAFFIR WAR. ARRIVAL OF MB HABBT mi. the arrival of her Majesty's ship tjlacliator, which brought to off Torbay on Saturday afternoon, and ...
... FOREIGN NEWS AMERICA ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP “AFRICA.” [A summary of the following was given in onr last.] Liverpool, Sept. 6. The mail steamer A/rtca, Captain Uarrisou, which sailed from New York on tbc 25th olt., entered the Mersey about midnight ...
... The Council General of ' the Bank of France has advanced the credit on French public securities to 100 millions. THE BURMESE WAR. A printed “extra” note of The Madras Athrnirum, dated February 13th, five a.u.. gives the following information to the Rangoon ...