... THE EMBERS OF THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. WAR leaves many traces, and not a few wounds, which it is somewhat difficult to close. This has proved true alike of the Afghan and Zulu conflict. According to the latest South African advices—and there is now direct ...

... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TRIBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's Royal Mail steamer Malemba, Captain James Bell, has arrived in the Mersey with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell reports ...

... TIER SOUTH AFRICA; 'WAR- -RELIEF OPERATIONS. .A BRILLIANT CHARGE. CAm' X TWN, October 19 (7,.e PlYmonth). ' The coluin to ielieve Mafete'ig 'cimnsists of about 1800 Europeans. .. Its latest additionE'was 300 mem- bers of tbe Cape Town volunteer corps ...

... possible outbreak in the East of Europe, the only warfare that had taken place recently was M of a trivial character, in Africa. 'War, he-said, tl was a terrible thing, because it sent so C. many men into eternity unconcerned. ti Probably be meant unconverted ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. SANGUINARY WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TROBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's royal mail steamer Malemba, Capt. James Bell, has arrived in the hiersey with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell ...

... by hundreds. The natives ea intensely from want, andxmany have died. On the 9th inst. the Goveraor' piesented the South Africa war medal to the members of the volunteer. artillery who took part in the- -frontir. camnaign of 1877-8. Many, howyever, of ...

... [REINFORCEMENTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. war le as REGIMENTS SELECTED. The Central News is enabled to state that the Government have decided that several more regiments shall be sent to South Africa to provide for any I contingency that may arise on account ...

... late Government with alarm, as it was thrusting greater responsibili- ties upon the country. Look at their policy in South Africa. War was declared~against the Zulu King, not because he threatened us, but was likely to do so. The Zulu kingdom was broken up ...

... FRANCE AND NORTH AFRICA, THE WAR IN TUNIS. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN COBI5ESPONDENT.) TUNIS; Nov. 15. Ai Bey, with his staff, has re-entered Tunis. After saluting his brother he proceeded to his palace. In Marsa a thousand Arab horsemen ...

... replied to the request of the NegUs for peace by letter, in which he declares that the object of Italy's I -'eqence in Africa is not :war but peace and freeloin of speech. The 'ribiena states tlat the pacific oecrtures of the Negus ttre due to the inediation ...

... remain in South Africa. He had been asked, last night, to state what had been the cost to the Imperial Government of the wars in South Africa during the latter part of the administration of Lord Beaconsfield. In reply, he had to say the Zulu war cost JB5,137 ...

... remain iu South Africa, He had been asked, last night, to state what had been the cost to the Imperial Government of the wars in South Africa during the latter part of the administration of Lord Beaconstield. In reply, he had to say the Zulu war cost while ...