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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA GERMAN PROTECTIVE DUTIES. fTHIS DAI'S 1 TSMBBAM.] Tim, W*BS*»Di».—The M*rah*l will osa. noone* bli wh«Uv«r tumi h« think! proper. The two Cbemhere meeting Oongreie to-morrow evening will eceept by toMO, nndwill prooleimM Preildent ...
... 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 ...
... WAR IN AFRICA. Tee Monde, remarks that the brave, devoted, sae mebeeuitesPeatseekee•bal bitterly to re ethe 41 Bettie logesk4M bees is thonsandsr .. d= . and to erotica Aimee, tnemabbt them themselves+ mesh be be We refer tram ma Me 'about. Mei le Ss ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA- Cafp. Tow*. Mien 12 (pill Plymouth).— Poring the vrepk the prmeial of the war hevo been the attacks upon Fmi Mocmiio. The forces employed consisted oompimee toe Hefiimeot, psrty of artillery, sod U.go number of Tolonteoro and Pmgoes ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. CAPE ToNvN, APRIL 3RD.-HiS Exoellency the re- Governor, Sir Bartle Frere, is expected to arrive in A Cape Town by the Dunrobin Castle. Parliament is n appointed to meet on May 10th. The Premier, Ity. Mr. J. Gordon Spring, is at ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. Town. April 3rd —Hi* Excellency the Governor. 8»r Hartle is expected to arrive m Cape Town by toe Uatm.b » Caetle. Parliament i« appointed ra?ct on May lOlh. The Premier, Mr. J •rdon Spring. at present in Cape Town. Capk Town, April ...
... THE WAR. IN SOUTH AFRICA. 14¾'4/ ., l:-- ,~ UY 7 -; 4.7 11I . 4'7 A ?? I T- ?? ii- 0: 4I, 4i I 24., itiH ?? z*4 >41 1 Tiow-i Namaus lowe. anti Can~e Town Arede: 4' anl fiten F.AIILP., auder Inspector Borneft We left theF- Ibeka at about 11 a-nt . anid ...
... « WAR EXPENDITURE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Me. E.YLANDS asked if the Secretary for the Colonies had formed auy estimate of the amount that ought to be contributed by the Cape Colonies towards the war expenditure. Sir M. H. BEACH said the hon. member had notice ...
... A LITTLE WAR IN AFRICA. THE Times publ'shes the following letter, dated Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Coast of Africa, December 8:— It has just been reported that the expedition under the Lieutenant-Governor, in giving a good account of the Kosfohs, has ...
... ANOTHER LITTLE WAR IN AFRICA. A of the Tines, writing from Sierra Leone under date of Weber 16, says Ton are probably not aware that an expedition has left this place with the purpose of chastising the natives of that portion of Sherbro' not belonging ...