... SOUTH AFRICA lIMITI4H WITH ORCAT 1.0.1 - KCAL ,-01.LRY The following telegrams have been received at the War 4 )ffice, from the General Otticer coragrading in Natal and the Transvaal, by the Secretary of State for War received th February, 1. February ...

... SOUTH AFRICA TUB WAR—A OBRAT —10,000 BASDTOS A Times Dor ban telegram Monday Bays:—The largest engagement that has yet occurred Banuto- Ltud took place tUo 13th in«t. A patrol, number. rag meu, moved oat towards the North under Captain Brabant. entering ...

... SOUTH AFRICA ANOTHER INSURRECTION THREATENED AT THE CAPE THE LOYAL NATIVES ATTACKED. The Daily Telegraph's Cape Town correspondent says—lt is stated that the loyal Danutas outnumber the disaffected by tan to one. President Brand, of tho Free Stale, is ...

... SOUTH AFRICA• THE BOSE INSUABILCTION. Ma', Wuctomee.—Ma Ilebuue in recanted le bare recently mimed M In *Lob tbs garnets owe eiseartuus. It atak..l Ye linen ownopied We prison neer Ilse fort, by ibe 21st &among. la dialudg. lime. isiOish subbens were ...

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... SOUTH AFRICA. THE INSURRECTION IN THE TRANSVAALREITIsH LOSSES THE RECENT RE. PULSE Al' LUNG'S NECK—REINFORCEMENTS ON THE WAY TO RELIEVE GENERAL COLLEY. A Daily Nees Cape Town telegram says—The Boers foNibt with desperate courage. and held their ground ...

... EAST AFRICA. Zaxzipar, Svxpiy.—News has been received from Lake Nyassa on December 19th that Mr. Lugard was still holding Karonfas with & greatly reduced garrison, including six Europeans, the remainder having left owing to ill-he<find disappointment ...

... SOUTH AFRICA, REPLY TO DB. BUSSELL’S CHARGES OP CRUELTY AGAINST THE BRITISH FORCES IN THE TRANSVAAL - CONFERENCE CONFEDERATION—THE BASUTOS TO yesterday issued Sir Gsraet reply to the charges brought by Bt. Rasscll, in the Daily Telegraph, against the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA WI TRANIVAIJ. REVOLT. MOUNT Tilt RIMAY. —Gauen' Colley mods a recounaisance this morning, sad pro- needed to a hill whence a view of the Boer camp wea obtained. Many Boers took up a position on the neighbouring hill, but no fighting ensued ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. In reply Mr. S. Leighton, Mr. ASHLEY said that tbe War Office were in close communication with SirChns. Warren and the officer in South Africa, as to the nature and scale of the military forces, which it was desirable that Sir Charles Warren ...

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... WESTERN AFRICA. Cape Coast Castle, Mabch 12th. —Sir Samnel Rowe, the new Governor Gold was sworn in to-day. The kings of Admisi and Becquali met his Excellency at Elmina, and acknowledged their allegiance to British supremacy, and professed assistance ...