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... Kair alike ?? ' ' eBE Sir, is there not at-this moment war in South, n Africa, war between the British Goivernment and' ho e natihe ' rlh.i*arof :tha :most ferocious and pe, ho~ribl. desortion-war' in which 'it: is anppre. co heandedtha ',ite ?? rnajority ...
... been known since the days of the Mutiny, tahey have troubled you hi Asia with a war of which you don't know when vou will be rid (cheers), they have in Africa another war on their hands equally truitles', and I am afraid equally cruel ; they have disturbed ...
... four were rescue4 at VA eirly period, while the battle for the lives of the five others has) even ii this season 'of 'war and rumours of war, been the'event of the week. ' Hemmed in by the rising *aters, half stifled by the condensed and gas Jaden atmosphere ...
... trusted, the war uapon w iich we had en- tered was not a6 war of ambi uion, of aggression, or of annexation, but a war in support of the honour tI. of the Crowni, the dignity of the nation, and the I aafety of our Indian 'Empire. W~e wer-e at war. Is wvith ...
... THE ZULU WAR. . THE EFFECTS OF THE DEFEAT. HOW THE DISASTER WAS BROUGHT ABOUT. CONTINUED MILITARY PREPARA- TIONS. London, Wednesday. A telegram from her Majesty, received at the War Office to-night, says:- I am truly grieved to learn the sad lose of ...
... WAR IN AFRICA-20,000 NATIVES KILLED. The steamer Mandingo has arrived in Liverpool from the West Coast of Africa. It was rumoured that the Dahomiais had threatened to attack Ab- beokuta again, bu t was considered doubtful whether the threat would be carried ...
... reception for Mr. Parnell on his anticipated arrival there next nmonth. THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA, Buenos Ayres,'Oct. 25 (viaLisbon). * Accerding to the latest accounts from the seat of war on the western coast, the Chilian aryi dvancing, while the Bolivia~ns ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. | CapeTown, Nov.25thzviePlymouth. After two months' resistance the rebel chief Moirosi and several of his headmen have bcen killed, and the stronghold cap'red, wrth the loss on the English side of only two Fingoes killed and two men dangerously ...
... with Sir Bartle Prere . as to the war prospects that surrounded them and . an to the neessity of meeting them inadvance. He denounces the native magistrates who wanted . to live down the war scars, and except these , war guesses he has no excuse or palliation ...
... THE MORTALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA. The following return of paualties has been re. ceived by the Secretary of State for War from the seat of war in South Africa:-Private S Stubbs, 1st King'a Dragoon Guaris, pneiimonia, June 24, Conference Hill; Private J Poole ...
... I TROLLOPE'S SOUTH AFRICA. Since the first publication of Mr. Anthony Trol- lope's work on South Africa, many things have occurrei to create an interest in it of a more ar- dent nature than that which at first greeted the book. This must be by no ...
... THE AVEST COAST OF AFRICA. The M-orning Post of Saturday morning says:- It will be found that on the African coast trade has actually flourished best at the parts where we have had no establishments. Therefore, so far as trade is concerned, there is no ...