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... INTELLIGENCE received by the Cape steamer indicates that war between the Transvaal and the was on the point of breaking out. The cause isa dispute as to boundaries and the de- predations committed Zulus upon farmers. Troops were being pas forward to the ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRIOA. - following communication haa been reoeived from the seat of war bhy a gentleman in Belfast. Captain Nelson and his family are not unknown in this town and neighbourhood :_ I . : (With the Grahamstown V.H.,Artillery.) camp opposite ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Caps Town, June 19. It is reported that war has broken ont between the two powerful native chiefs, Papur and Secnndi, who reside on the north-eastern boundary of the Transvaal. MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES. New Tons, Saturday. In ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA LEADING ARTICLES The New Pope. The BuriaU Questien. The Political Siluation. THE EASTERN CRISIS: Treaties Relating to Tockiah Waters. Proposed Withdrawal the British Fleet from the Dardanelles. War Preparations at Woolwich. Extensive ...
... from the high-handed. policy of the present Chief in South Africa. It cannot be any longer doubted that the Zulu King did not desire war, and it is equally certain that since the outbreak of the war he has made several efforta to re-establish friendly rela- ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRIOA. ' CAPE Tow, MARCH19 (via Plymoath).-A mea. senger was sent to Tini Manomo and his people on the 13th March, giving them an opportunity to surrender, but they positively refused to do so, although they were promised that their ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. CA'Prt Toww, FEBe. r (vinA Plornouth),-COIonel LanDibola haus !Fl' throu;5h the Chickaba Valley again, bul' ensuuma.ered no Upposition. Q-!nptain Irpeihen (inciunter-d onrme Galekas it the Unga. wein on the ult. A fight ensued ...
... spirits at the change in their destination, and all are now busily engaged preparing to leave on the 20th for the ecene of war. The voyage will ocoupy three weeks. Ceylon will thus send the first reinforcements to the army at the Cape, as was the case ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. DIM Foss• M•Cu NArxit- ]foes fighting hm; occurred in South Africa. A Reuter's telegram from Madeira, summarising the news from Cape Town to the 4th inst., says:— On the 2nd inst. 800 Galekas attacked a night patrol of 125 ...