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... AFRICA, TRANSVAAL WAR. Cape Town, Dec, Argus publishes alarming news from Zululand, It is reported that missionaries have left the country under the belief that war imminent. Citawago, who formerly was favourable to British occupation of territory which ...
... Lieutenant-General Sir Burke Cappage, a Water len and horn, died yesterday. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Adrices from Little Popo, Wert Coast of Africa, state that war was threatened there erring to the . Wires of the interior haring robbed and ill.ueed the ...
... net confirmed. were again summoned; but the statement that AFFAIRS OF LITTLE POPU, Advices from Little West Coast of Africa, state that war was owing to the natives of the interior having robbed and ill-used the Little Popo people at pected with had left ...
... passed, by 47 votes to 17, the bill embodying the pan proposed the joint committee of both houses jot the settlement. AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Town, Jan. Transvaal volun* tetrs claim a victory Magnet Heights, in which 50 of the enemy were killed. The action ...
... 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 ...
... ENGLAND AT WAR IN AFRICA. Little wars—those little wars which the Duke of lington deprecated earnestly, England seems now in capable of avoiding for a twelvemonth at a time. The old warrior whom have named knew that there was no glory to be got out of ...
... THE WAR IN SOOTH AFRICA. SEVBRK 7IQBTINO IN THE TRASSKEL A Eautar'a frota Capa Taws, dated OetobarS. atetea thatfichttec to Tnaakai aa tba Mtb Saptenbar, vbaa thaGatekaa tha Itecoaa aad ISO polka Sooth aabaaganUy ratlird, hovaear with aka afahewttwahamdradMß ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Town. Jane 19th. It is reported that war has broken oat le**ween two powerful native cbiefe, IK pur and Secundi, wbo re-ide tbe north eastern boundary of the Transvaal. ...
... BOOTU AFRICA. Town. D«*c. Tb* Argiit pnblitbM alartuiog news :roni Zulu- Una. It Unit the miMioi oniji'ry. under the belief ibut war ts lui Bioent. teiy say*, wbo formerly wea tnvoarable I) British cccupa-iun of the territory whicli is dw; uv-J bet wren ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. (‘are Tuns, 11th (*>«i Madeira). Atj official telegram received here from the Governor at Ea-st Ixmdon connrms the fact tliat affairs aro svltliu:: down ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape Town. Dec. 19. -Sir Tbcophilus Shepatone, accompanied Colonel Broefce, Major Gilbert, Ceptain Perase, Dr. Lvle, Mcssre. Horan and Fyoney, and escorted by 30 of the mounted police, has visited the Transvaal. At public meeting at Utrecht ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Hy:. JOHN ALLAN, writing from Queenstown, Smith Africa, to Mr William Connick, Wexford, says We are establishing a Catholic Library here, and have only a few books to beglu with. The people are .ery anxious about it, bat of course it is ...