... 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 ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SYMPATHY WITH THE BOHR& The Durban correspondent furnishes the following, under date Jan.llsth : Sir Georg? P. Can instill at Newcastle. He has induced ti.e inhabitants there to organise for theirown defence. The Boers still occupy ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. OCCUPATION OF ZIERIIBT BY TEI BORBA The following telegram is dated Cape Town, Jan. 10th: The Boers have ocoupied Zeerust, in the of the Transvaal. It is reported that they entered the Deedless eonntry, but were repulsed by the ...

... 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. CRITICAL POSITION OF NEWCASTLE. The speeial correspondent of tl e Stasslard, telegraphing from Newcastle on the 7th fist. ears: A telegram just received from bead-quitters, which are about eighteen miles from here, stet& that ...

... 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 ...

... TYLP - WAR ix SOUTH AFRICA. PROCLAMATION 3,Y THE LEADBRS OF TUB BORES. The special correswestimit of the Day News sends following from Gape under dote 29th: The Triumvirate in the Tetrievaal have a proclneestion defending their eosetitution. offer ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDER OF THE GARRISON OF LYDENBRRG. _ The Secretary of State for War has received the following from the Gemini Officer commanding in Natal and the Transvaal. .Tan. 21.—Report from Delagoa Bay: Garrison Lydenberg surrendered ...

... force to put down. They can scarcely move without the risk of provoking a bloody and costly war, whieh likely to embrace other tribes besides the Basutos—a war which they know would he very unpopular with the colony, to say notting of the native.. The ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The correspondent of the &Godard supplies the following item of news, dated Pretoria, June 25th The pre!iminary examination of the men ',barged with Mr. Malcolm's murder has been brought to a conclusion. The prisoners have all been committed ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. HEAVY LOSSES OF REBELS. A Cape Town telegram, dated Sept. 2.oth, says: The rebels etistained heavy lows in their attack upon Mafeteng on the Sept. The Cape Mounted Rifle., however, met wi , h trifling lora. Fears are entertainei for the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. - - .10--- ()APB MAIL. The following items of iotelligenee are dated Cape Town, March 2nd: Sir Garnet Wolueley arrived in Pretoria on the 2Sth ultimo. It has been notified in The Government that the Transvaal Assembly will be opened on the ...