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... TIIE WAR iN SOUTH AFRICA. MAPETENG BEINFORCBD. A Cape Town tekgram, under at. Dec. says : Advice. from Mafeteng state that the Patrol Column which was last reported Se retiring, owing to the force being insult:lent to retain the captured position.. has ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TWICE RELIEVED. A Cape Town correspondent, under date of Dec. 14th, says: Nothing new ban taken place in Basutoland since my last despatch. In Kaffirland a column from Dordrcebt bas for the second time relieved Mr. Thompron, the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. HEAVY LOSSES OF REBELS. A Cape Town telegram, dated Sept. 26th, Pays: The rebels sustained heavy loiees in their attack upon Mafeteng on the 21st Sept. The Cape Mounted Rifles, however, met wiili trifling loss. Fears are entert‘inei for ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TIIS CAPE MAIL The following items of intelligence are dated Cape Town, March 2nd : Sir Garnet Wolerley arrived in Pretoria on the 2Fith It been notified in the Governtnee Gaulle that the Transvaal Assembly will be opened in the 10th inst ...
... special position as Governor of both the Transvaal and Natal is to be perpetuated after be leaves Africa. Colonel Colley is no stranger to South Africa. He held civil office as a magistrate os the Cape freatier twenty-five years ago. He was Acting Treasurer ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. QUIBTNISS IN TFIR TRANSVAAL AND SECOCOENIS 00UNTRY. A Cape Town telegraphic despatch, under date Dec. 16th, Sir Garnet Wokeley kas telegraphed to Sir Bartle Prere not to believe ally of the alarming reporte from the Transvaal, adding that ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The African Stssamship Cuinpan/s Royal Mail stekiner Africa has arrived in the Mersey. She reports that trade on the coast has been greatly intertered with by the withdrawal trout cireu'ation on the Gold C, set of all American dollars ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAPE MAIL The following intelFgence from Cape Town (rid Plymouth) hears (Pite Jan. Bth : Aceording to the Crrps Argue. Sir Garnet Woleeley's epecch at Prem.'s has created a painful iinpreosion amongst. all who are desirous of seeing ...
... form to put down. They new scarcely move without the risk of provoking a bloody and costly war, which is likely to embrace other tribes besides the Baeutoe—a war which they know would he very unpopular with the colony, to my netting rut the native*. The ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAPE MAIL. The Union Steamship Company's mail steamer Pretoria arrived at Plymouth, having left Cape Town on the 9th ult. She brings letters and newspapers up to that date. The Cape Thews says: Advicee bare been received that Lohengula ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL AND BRITISH AUTHORITY. The following intelligence from Cape Town, hearing the date of Mai eh comes by Eastern and South African Tbe Transvaal Legivlativz Amemhly was opened oa the 10th of March br the Administrator, Colonel ...
... 0111 . yin ad WO not hold riupurvib:: for war Oirrapostdotra opinions. NOTHING CRN the dulness of the daily papers. In the abeence of any sensational news from abroad, they were blocked with long speeches from the Ministerialists and tbe Opposition, all ...