... CHILDREN'S BOOKS, in Great paints, Writing Bozes of Drawing -terials, PR Terms. Free. Hours of Basiness— THROUGH Transvaal War. AFRICA, ‘Be a vale ony know Mr Da Val’s playfal tazesque style, free tion, will act for an enter- correspondent of the Times. Afries ...

... at 12 oclock, several society bands Patrick's Day. paraded the streets of the city playing ia St. NEWS OM SOUTH AFRICA ANOTHER BASUTO WAR THREATENED. (RECTER's TELEGRAM.) Capetows, 21 telegram to Earl Kimberley from the Colonial Go- vernmeot has heen ...

... the Freach Government will shortly ask fur a vote of 800,00Cf. for the ex- penses of M. de Brazza’s mission to Central Africa. The War OfSte has decided to enpplement the of Martini-Henry rifles now in the hands of the Volunteers by a farther issue of 3 ...

... tainty bo witeus the do cm. ot ravine of tho &c., run ond, citer ter the, py pet eer of eat Avex. Dowss spantal to africa, Mareen end War wore a tah og 8th Fevcanss. 1882. for the round of @e Great Cun. Joe piee stretch drew f far the wove be. acti tracks ...

... NATIVE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. FLIGHT OF A BRITISH RESIDENT. The Standard's C»po Town correspondent telegraphed on Thursday night .-—Major Musgrave, the British Resident in Damaraiand, has left the country board a passing vessel, which has arrived here. war between ...

... ata tial THE WAR IN WEST AFRICA. A BRITISH GUNBOAT ORDERED DOWN. (SPECIAL TRLEGRAM.) It is understood that the English Government cabled instructions to Madeite fora British gunboat to be sent down to the scene of the at New Calabar, for the purpose of ...

... colony a right to confiscate the country ghouk! war again ensue. The Basutos seem fully for the latter contingency. Masupha has held @ grand piten, at which, in accordance with the prior to the declaration of war, s bull was oflered up as sacrifice. His warriors ...

... Dobiis. The banquet given Ly the people of Chatham to Sir Evelyn Wood and the Royal Marines and who took part in the Fgyptian war, aml who have returned to Chatham, took place lust evening inthe Military Gymnasium. Some seven bunde-d sat down. Lord Darnley ...

... SOUTH ibee ‘The Stanger Rifies,a volunteer border corps which did good service in the war, has disbanded iteelf in consequence of Cetewayo's restoration. . There is a serious mortality from smallpox at Cape Towa, among the Malays in steamers coming direct ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The news from South Africa this morning la, to no stronger exprjasion, disappointing. It was stated the other duj m ono of the colonial papers that the 41;t Ejgiment and halt a battery of artillery were under oraers proceed to act body guard’* ...

... SOUTH AFRICA• DEATH OF PRESIDENT BUIII3IEIIB. Capetown, Dec. 13 (via Plymouth). On the 9th inst. Mr. T. P. Burgers, ex- President of the Tratisvaal, died at Richmond after a short illness. The deceased was born in 1834, and wont as a ~y to Utrecht, where ...

... SOUTH AFRICA TKLXO&AM.) Capo Town, Jan 17th (ria Plymouth). Affairs in Baautuland remain in the same unsettled state. Mr Orpen organ zed an expedition loyal chiefs against Masnpna, promising that Government shall pay all expenses, but up to few days ago ...