... Apply to JAMES H. NORTH, Agent, en ae Apply to JAMES H. NORTH, Agent, ae Oe ss. NORTH, Agent, Yor season or year. Very ch war H. NORTH, Agent, | or and handsomely farvished. H. NORTH, Agent, | — permonth. De,at £20 Nac H. NORTH, Agent = ...

... left here to-day for France. At to-dav's races four of the winners were of Spanish mud two of English breed. SOUTH _AFRICA. THE KAFFIR WAR. Capetown, January 15th. There severe fighting in the Tranakei district on the bOth, which the natives were feated ...

... •Lble U« to speak with authority in tbo Councils la critical moment. It ias followed wars AlghamslaD, arising L-in from same circumstances which and south Africa a war with which have charged until Saturday eveutng. have kml provide means for this expenditure ...

... Parlia- at that time, and he could not be una: events of the very gravest character were go of the the Colony ef South Africa. War was actual in that , and it had been found | to send to Eng! for reinforcements. Cirea and alarm in the aud yet th of the ...

... India never have been known tho days the mutiny: they have troubled you m Asia with war ct which you don’t know wnen you will rid (cbeersl. They have in Africa abother war on their hands equally fruitions, and X afraid equally cruel* Tn«y nave disturbed ...

... no”). regard to South Africa had of the nd from aupexation, or of revenge, as it has been calle hear). That policy bas for its main object tt ion of factory relatiuos with the natives of her ertain Colonies in that part of South Africa, We ra has consider ...

... yesterday, £2.220; Direct Cable, L/40. Consuls improved £ 8, money and account, owing to the favourable news from the seat of war Africa; New Reduced closed same price. Colonial Securities unaltered. East Indian Railway Fives improved •$; East Bengal Debentures ...

... parts of «G. W. Has rith the on that “ James Spaight, Esq.” rith or- THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. a eip the The des May ial sup- tenant-General commanding the troops i! t doing, Africa states that in the engagement « such a 30th, the system of flag signalling ...

... AFRICA SOUTH Madeira, Sunday. The Union Company’s steamer American, which arrived Capetown with troops for the seat of war, on February 2'>th, left on February 2dth, arriving Moftsel Bay on March 1, and Bay on March 2nd, which port she left again on March ...

... ol wk of Bute, who presented his homage to his H. uished ark to- SOUTH AFRICA entry The Kaffirs are said to be breaking up it by the | parties and making for the various fortre: | the bush where it will be extremely ditlicult Zichy, | lodge them. On the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA Capo Town, March 12th (via Plymouth). Du ring the present week the principal events of the war have been the attacks upon Fini Macomo. The forces employed consisted of four companies of the Regiment, a party of artillery, and a large number ...

... some cases signs o ) DOWs. ‘were shown, sent to SOUTH AFRICA, tat the th, 8 ) autho- European ee Citement ia the Transvaal. spateh bas caused VIA. made the Legislature to 1 it says the present war was not one of expressed hi preg es. egainst any 4 him ...