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... somewhat poctiKar view .the Suez Canal purchase. England regarded as the' only nation that desires war. The speech of the Duke of Cambridge is regarded veritable war cry, and seems to hare had more effect in Bopie titan the Czar's recent ntterasbe. GENERAL NEWS ...
... THE ZULU WAR. RETURNS Of CASUALTIES. DESPATCH Of REINFORCEMENTS. [central news telegrams.] Low nos, Tuesday Night.— A doopatch has faooß received by Sir M, Hicks-Beach from LieateßSßt> Governor Sir Henry Balwer, of Natal, returns of casualties among Hie ...
... THE WAR: An Armistice by the Porte. The Conditions Agreed upon by the Turkish Cabinet. Another -Appeal to England* Capture ot the Trojan Foss by the Russians. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE: Knighthood of the Mayor of Belfast. Attempt to Commit Suicide. Fatal Car ...
... NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Sir W. LAWSON wished to put question to the Secretary for the Colonies, of which had given private notice. He wished to know whether the latest despatches from South Africa mentioned any fresh overtures of peace ...
... education of society and the world at large, etings are WESTERN AFRICA AND ITS INHABITA ted to de- — > readings tures Sous in’ormation respecting our British settlen ition —one Western Africa, also about the of the yn John the manners and customs of its ...
... THE ZULU WAR. Mr. SULLIVAN asked the Colonial Secretary whether, seeing that there had been no invasion of the Colony of Natal, he would suspend further military action until an opportunity had been affarded for a peaceful adjustment of the difference ...
... SOLDIERS LETTERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. reply to Mr. Walker, Lord J. MANNERS said that since April last all letters coming from officers, soldiers, or seamen from the seat of war in South Africa were only charged single postage rates. If doable rates had ...
... CAUSES OF THE WAR. A correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Capetown on the 13th nit., thus describes the events in South-Eastern Africa antecedent to the outbreak of the war:— The languid interest which in ordinary times the British taxpayer feels ...
... South Africa the Edinburgh Castle, one of Messrs. Donald Currie & Co.’s steamers. That distinguished officer had a lengthened interview this morning with Sir M. Hicks-Beach at the Colonial Office on the subject of South Africa and the Zulu war. It will ...
... THE ZULU WAR. [central NEWS TELEORAMS. ] THE MARINE REINFORCEMENTS. London, Thursday. —lt has been decided to confer upon Sir Garnet Wolseley the rank of general whilst employed in South Africa. Captains the Hon. R. Talbot, Ist Life Guards, and the Hon ...
... her Majesty South Africa, regrets that the ultimatum which was calculated to produce immediate war should have been presented to the Zulu King without authority from the responsible advisers of the Crown, and that an offensive war should have been commenced ...
... THE ZULU WAR. CAPS Tows, March 26. —Ohara's wife and family have reached Colonel Weed’s camp. [central news telegram.] War Office, London, Sunday. —The following telegram was this day received from Lord Chelmsford, dated Madeira, 13th:—“57th and 91st ...