... of weakness The Standard and Mfaial further declares that a war between her Majesty's forces and the Trans. val Boers, strengthened by sympathisers from the Free States, will be for South Africa a worse calamity than any attack by Cetewayo on the Eu. iopean ...

... ever dividing the two white races in South Africa into two hostile camps I Will he undertal6e to put the whole of South Africa in a blaze? Will his hand make for ever impossible the future union of South Africa? We hope not. We trust his Excellency will ...

... THE AFGHAN WAR. LIST OF CASUALT1MS. (SPECIAL T'xLEGRAMl.) Londao, Friday E ening The following telegrams have been received froir the Viceroy:- 9th January. d~oflowing casualties duriag recent fighting at Cabul not hitherto reported :-Men killed or died ...

... rvizneut. 'Also that military officers in civil employ should be relegated to the military. service, but the unuopularity of the war and the growiing difficulty of recruiting the native 'army are recogniised. It is understodd that General Ifaines or Sir Garnet ...

... THE AFGHAN WAR DISTURBANCES IN HERAT. i c (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) t London, Thursday. I A Daily 1iNews Lahore telegram says that there 8 are continued disturbances in Herat between the Cabuleas and the local regiments. The Turcomanrs are reported -to be ...

... 0 . THE AFGHAN WAR. 0 . . (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Monday. A Daily News Lahore telegram, dated this - morning, says orders have been sent to the Canda. har army to advance on Ghuznee early in May. General Roberts has sent Mustaf Hajoebooliah to Ghuznee ...

... THE AFGHAN WAR. MOVEMENTS OF MAHOMED JAN. qt th (SPECIAL TELEGRAM) qt London, Tuesday. tb A Daily News Lahore telegram, dated yesterday th afternoon, says a Persian correspondent states cc the Herat and Balkh Ryat are preparing to march or to Ghuzuee ...

... TEE AFGHAN WAR. MORE FIGHTING. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Thursday Evening. The Daily News publishes the following tele- grams:- Cabul, Dec. 22. The 12th Bengal Cavalry left Sherpur garrison for Butkak last night. They found Butkak held by the enemy ...

... amplo. The bishop, after thirty years' experience in South Africa, believes that the success of the Trappists amongst the Tambookie Kaffirs will sur. pass- that of their brethren in North Africa. Staoueli, the Trappist Monastery in Algeria, is the. main ...

... are bad, but he hopes for better. We have had wars, but it doee uot follow that we ane always to haro wars. We have, he thinks, every reason to hope that we have got toil end of our troubles in South Africa.' AU these questions of detail will have to be ...

... good luck has grown somewhat un- easy upon the subject, is ret;ortedI to ?? forwarded a ?? in .vincn1 the Mats- meats of the War Corres;pondexit are formally and, moreover, categorically denied. A copy of the newspaper containilig the various ac- cusations ...

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