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... ROTUNDO, WEDNESDAYS and st at 3 and 8, EVERY BVENING POOLE AND N AS ZULU THF THE IN ZULU AFGil ANTSTAN ZULU Ww WARS AND SOUTH AFRICA. WAR HE DISASTED ZU oy 3 ARS THE ry BATTLE OF KOKKES DPELIFT WAK P panied bya SPLENUID BAND so START. of ARTISTES. aed ...
... #£&& THE 1j.4 Y Tax Mabel Vuuag has been wnAed Cap* Sooth Africa. Nine Hve* war* piomiaed the Liverpool Eodowu.eut Fund. was paid iu i.p u, yesterday. Tilt TliiMi, >..l «. o.'f Waliu.)' l-l yciKtCi-'-.i tccrtin* h*lf full f water. TJi« crow UaU-.l Kiedwoo^ ...
... Hour previous. i’OOLK AND YOUNG’S NEW DIOR WARS. EXCURSIONS RECENT EVENTS WAIL WARS. RUSSIA, TURKEY. CYPRUS, WAR. THE AFGHANISTAN. WARS AND SOU Hi AFRICA: WAR, THE THE GREAT DISASTER ZULU ...
... U Sir gave notice that on Thursday would ask the becrolary for War whether there was any coaospoadeiicu relating to ihu I’nuce imperial leaving this country fur the seal of tbs war Africa, and bis precise position in her Majesty's army. would also ask ...
... beat measuring strength against us. Unices has given in, there is every reason to believe that a Kaffir war now being waged in South Africa; and war, too, which may give more trouble to oonclade than have experienced hitherto in onr invasion of Afghanistan ...
... bars naror bean known tinas tM days the Mutiny. They have troubled you Atia srfth war ef which yon don’t know whew ran will ha ltd. (OhaaM.) They have fa Africa aatober war an their bands, fraitlam, and, am afraid, aqaaUywrwel. They hart dtotnrhad Earopa ...
... the tribes helping them. Sven should the war continue for yean, the great Queen will go sending oat sanies, English always do what they say they will do* shall not leave Africa until the war finished. This is a war against the King, who has broken hk promwes ...
... •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 ...
... THE NEW WAR. Scarcely has the excitement caused by the invasion of Afghanistan subsided, owing partly to the influence of winter, than new sensation is created by the news of war Africa. It has boon said that the sun never sets upon tie British dominions ...
... appointed Goventor those districts South Africa north and cast of the Capetown territory. The appointment virtually vesta in Six G. the civil and military authority over the whole range of the British Possesidons South Africa. Sir S. 2sorthcote, in hit rather ...
... Barracks, of ten ‘o'clock morning, for. Gr Dab- in consequence of the fi The ‘regi: to, keop up ite active service in South Africa, to ite war A of fréa the tw, et Mo'cosk and cfficere arrived in the barracks parede. Ee rooms and inspected the books; aed io 3 ...
... military administration the district of Sooth Africa where the war wn now proeraUag in the hends ef ene single paeon, end that was utterly ImpeedUe for aarone beldiav the podtiaoaf Ootamhelcorr in Soati Africa at the crUa to affairs of the dktrkt, and tho ...