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... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her house; her second was to start for South Africa as war correspondent to the Morning Post ; her third was to undertake the championship of Cetewayo. Thus some mouths ago she published ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF TUE BRITISEI BY BOERS. A telegraphic despall from Durban, dated Jan. 28th, lava: O.eersl Oolley's advanced guard, consisting of a deltehment of the fetith Regituent and a force of mounted men. have made an attack ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDER OP GARRISON OP LTDENBERG. The Secretary of Suite for War has received the following from the General Officer commanding in i Natal and the Transvaal. NEWCASTI.II, Jan. 21.—Report from Delagoa Bay: Garrison Lydenberg ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. PROCLAMATION BY LEADERS OF rHE BOERS. The special correspondent of the Daily News sends the following from Cape Town, under date Dec. 29th: The Triumvirate in the Transvaal have issued a proclamation defending their constitution ...
... 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 ...
... TIIE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. A PROCLAMATION IMAM BY BOERS. Tbe following has been issued by the Colonial Office for p u blication : TrLE(.l:Arlllc. OF NATAL TO SECRETARY OF STATE. (Received at Colonial Office, 23rd December, 1880.) December 23r11.-1A311 ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SYMPATHY WITH THE BOERS. The Tint's Durban correspondent furnishes the following, undo,- date Jan. 15:h : Sir Girirge P. Colley is still at Newcastle. lie has induced ti.e inhabitants there to organise for tlieirown defence. The ...
... THE WAR ]N SOUTH AFRICA. CRITICAL posmos OF NEWCASTLE. The special correspondent ef V e graphing from Newcastle en the 7.h inst. stays: A telegram just received from head-quarters, which are about eighteen niiles from hens, states that their mails to-day ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. NEWS ITEMS. Tie Durban oorrespondent - of the Teems, under date of Sept. Tbe Transvaal is quiet; the elections for the Volksraad will probably proceed smoothly. The 21s1 Regiment Pretoria eoastwards this week, the 94th remain a little longer ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...