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... RIN SOUTH IC. Tue following communication bas been rece!ved from the seat of war by a gentleman in Be!fas’, Captain Nelson and his family are not unknown in this town and neighbourhood :— (With the Grahamatown V.H. Artillery.) Camp opposite 29th April ...
... padocs will be taid down ia the chaonel and the ge of Port Phillip, and batteries, mounting A heavy are nearly completed at co war break ont a considerable ne land force will be enrolled for active service, ex 80 clasive of the volunteers. The Pallarat exhibition ...
... Keiskama with the viow of reaching the dense fish river bush. This is the extent of the actual tighting since the last mail. The war cry was raised in Jolis location oa Sunday, the ult, Captain Brabant’s forces went immediately to the scene of the disturbauces ...
... THER WAR IN SOUTH AFRIC. Care Towx, 12 (vid Plymouth).— Daring e princial events of the war the present week thi have been the attac! ks upon Fini Macomo. The ted of four companies of tue forces era ployed consis’ and a large 90th Hegiment, @ par ty of ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Peace was concluded with Secoeoen i on February legates. The conditions of the treaty @ 5, the treaty being signed by his de re in eral terms as follows :—Secocoeni, as a su bject of the State, sub- and will obey all de- mits to the country’s ...
... CAPTURE OF SECOCG:NI'S TOWN, {OFFICIAL TEL1GRAM J] We have received the foliowing from the War — Maprrra, 2ist DECEMBER, Wolseley to Secretary of State for War, Head- narters, For: Albert Edward, Mspvohlehas Drift, Uliphant River, 24ch November :— Yesterday ...
... will be most disastrous to South Africa, tearing avch wounds that were well-nigh bealod, auimoatties that were well-aigh dead, ing connections and friendsbips which were ally amalgamatiog the white inhabitants of South Africa, and generally throwing back ...
... consideration of the condition of affairs in South Africa, her Majestyis Government have decided that the arrangements under which the chiof civil and military authority in the neighbour- hood of the seat of war is distributed among four diffsrent persons can ...
... ATROCITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Roman, from the Cape, with dates to Sep- tember 23, brings advices reporting that Zulnland was the seen* of great internal quarrels. A telegram from Kimberley confirms the report that Captain Von Schlickmann’s volunteers ...
... | Yous say that ¢! be war in Sonth Africa came upon us of tne pro- | Exc with complete unwillingness on the tt I am to de- | the ent Government? (Cheers) what have I | effe duct ono extraordinary expencitare mol to deduot on eur side Why, is will not ...
... EST COAST OF AFRICA. Coast JULY 19,—On the 10th inst. arrived frow the kK ing of Aehantee to the ministrator, informing him thatthe Kings Djaban i aa were in revolt, and to attend Jealli’s summons to view his retarn to the it vital, aud had threatened ...
... armed policemen, The natives look upon the occupation as a violation of their territory. The French traders are for fear of war. e Liberian commissioner has ring to remove their goods is still unse’ returned in H.M.8, Boxer, The boundary question RUSSIAN ...