... [WHITTEN TUB TEE tXMAILAIKII tIONWITECTIOLI SINCE my last notes, some three mor.ths ago, wars and.rumours of wars have been raging in South Africa. The Basuto war, which was caused through the passing of the Disarmament Act last session, has been carried ...

... THE WAR IN EGYPT. THE news from the seat of war this week is most favourable and encouraging. The British miler and soldier are proving themselves to be worthy successors to the men who fought under Nelson and Abercrombie at the Nile and Alexandria, and ...

... power this country is involved in war every 19 months 2 weeks, whereas, when the Conservatives are in office, a war only occurs every 31 months. Thus the experience of half a century proves that the Liberals are the real war party, that they are, in a special ...

... remarkable escape from the bullets of the marksmen. At the conclusion of the war , Mr. Du-Val left Pretoria, and journeyed with bullocks , (all his horses having ham used up during the war) down to Potchefstroom and the Diamond Fields, from which latter place ...

... end, and by their attack on our troops on the 20th ult. have committed themselves to open rebellion and war. Like the devoted 24th in the Zulu war, it appears that 250 men of the 94th Regiment, whilst proceeding from Lydenburg to Pretoria with a train ...

... Dalkeith, on November 26th, 1879, by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. The reference was to the Zulu war ; and the very words apply exactly to the Soudan war. Tea Comma 1317301111 A .-A correspondent, whose observations ow the weather at the autumnal equinox ...

... question before the spring there will be war. It is quite possible that there may be war ; but what is to some extent reassuring is that diplomacy is evidently very much in earnest in its endeavour to prevent war by arranging a settlement. The Great Powers ...

... mument's notice, •and between Ireland and civil war. Tim country is not pacified ; it is chained down. Again, when the Liberals clambered into power, they engaged to protect the etuptre against war or the rumour of war, and t.i save • the nation from the emb ...

... have been ordered home front Natal. Let us hope now that all our wars are over, as South Africa has had even more than her share. THE WEATHER AND ITS REMELTS. Next to the reports of war, the weather and its consequences have been occupying the minds of ...

... kelloe, Warbrought on the Turkish. War. The ituhi War ;me enterea on against their wish, but this arose,. i! ley eglisios,4lfteee the intiellette orifeis pun Ge• lir Horde nen, when leaving fee math Africa: lly ; the Afghan War they teloughea sad calamity on ...

... not long ago, and now we have Mr. Da-Val's South Africa. Er. Du-Vare work is not quite ready yet, but is an for an early date, and from notices of the author's tons, With a Show through Southern Africa, which appeared in our colonial papers at the time ...

... House of Commons tea times more difficult than heretofore, brought us to the brink of a European war. overturned all stable government in Egypt and South Africa, and positively left England without a single ally. That is the Liberal legacy which Lord Salisbury ...