... the gates by all the head men of the villages anil other iutiuential Mussulmans tendering their allegiance. SOUTH AFRICA THE BASUTO WAR. London, Monday, The following telegram was received d-y at the Colonial from the Covernor of Natal, dated Sunday Captain ...

... the dead; while to the large maj.srity of people whose knowledge of geography was meagre, his long sojourn in the wilds Africa WAR altogether inexplicable. His friend, Sir Roderick Murchison, the President of the Royal Geographical Society, invited him ...

... necessary (or the Government to take up military positions which strengthen the defensive power of India against aggression. In Africa a war which we deplored, and would have averted had been possible, has been brought to a close under conditions which promise ...

... in the territory—the 21st, 58th, and 94th—while the single cavalry regiment (the Ist Dragoon Guards) left in South Africa after the war was not] long ago sent India. To crush the Boer rebellion mounted troops will be absolutely necessary, as the rebels ...

... honour of considering the! formation of a Governu We had to cast our eyes 'breed in more than I one diroctien. In Smith Africa the war in which we had been engaged bad kit . ipily been ended, yet there had begun a atieggle which I am sorry to my has not ...

... idie—diviaions which, according to Colonel Yule, answer to Mekrsn, Candahar, Herat, sad Cabul. Again, in South Africa, another little war has Riven the children of our board schools a more practical acquaintance with its geography than many of our ...

... wife he dedicated himself to the great work of his life—that of • pioneer missionary. His first journey in this was to Africa. War was threatening at Cape Coker, where Sir Benjamin D'Urban had just been appointed Governor, and before the gathering storm ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. MAFETIING REINFORCBD. Cape Town telegram, under date Dec. 9th, says: Advices from Mafeteng state that the Patrol Column which last reported as retiring, owing to the force being insuelment to retain the captured positions, has ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Loin! STRATH drew attention the despatches of Lord Chelmsford and other military officers reporting operations against the Zulus; the despatch Secretary for War, informing Lord Chelmsford that her Majesty's Government would 1 ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Messrs. Donald, Currie, and Co., have - 'calved the following telegram, dated Durham, Dec. 23, eleven :— Reported action with I Boers at Middlesburg. Two hundred soldiers killed, and fifty taken prisoners. THE ATALANTA INQUIRY ...

... ANOTHER WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ICPULSE OF BASUTOS- A SERIOUS PROSPECT. London, Wednesday. A Times Capetown telegram of yesterday says—The small garrison under Mr Sermon, magistrate at Mobile's Hock, which for some time has been surrounded hy the rebels ...

... TIIE WAR Is SOUTII AFRICA. TWICE RELIEVED. A Cape Town correspondent, under date of Dec. Ith, see. N , thing new taken place in Basuto. land since my last despatch In Kaarland a column from Dordrecht has for th .reond time relieved Mr. Tbotnpe the magistrate ...