... international councils, because they know England has got Irish question, sad for the same reason the savage of booth Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the ...

... managed carry the war into Africa.” We him atate in plainer words what this olluaiou aignifies. How has the war been carried into Africa ? What is the nature of the war that has been carried into Africa Into ...

... international councils, because they ! know England has got an Irish question, and for the samo reason the savage Bouth Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the ...

... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her louse; her second was to start for South Africa as war ! correspondent to the ' Morning Post;' her third was to undertake the champion- ship of Cetewayo. Thus some months ...

... WAR MATERIEL FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association Chatham Correspondent savs: —An order has been unexpectedly received lierc, directing increase to bo made in the strength the held artillery in Natal, and ordering a draft of non-commissioned officers ...

... AFRICA, SEVERE FIGHTING. (STANDARD TXLXORAW.) Durban. Wxdnxbdat. Important event* have occurred in Zulu land during the interval that has since the breaking of the eahlo. There has been seven fighting in Zulu] and between the Usibepo end parties. The ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TELCO BAX.) Capetown, Monday.— The Premier and Sauer. Secretary of State for native Africa, accompanied by their private secretaries, have arrived at Norija. They were welcomed Letsia, who. however, expressed himself strongly opposed to ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A Timet' Durban telegram, in its second edition* says : —The Cape Ministry have announcsd their intention to ask the Home Government to take over the Transkeian territories, but will defer legislation until after the general election. The ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The Times' Durban correspondent says :—The surrender of Mapoch and confirmed. The war at end. THE CHOLERA. (REUTER’S TELEOKAM.) Alexandria, Tuesday. The cholera is spreading generally in Egypt, and the Sanitary Commission lias under oousider> ...

... SOUTH AFRICA tklborax.) Cape Town, March 20, ria Plymouth. There has been no farther fighting between the Pondos and Eaibes. Affairs on the northern border are still very unsettled. Intelligence of a disquieting nature has also been received from Zululand ...

... SOUTH AFRICA, The papers brought by the Cape mail mouth give the following news, a good deal which is, however, greatly modified by oire telegrams of much later date already lished: Cape Town, March 27 (via Plymouth*. The condition of affairs in emigrant ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. ANARCHY IN THE NATIVE PROVINCES. (REUTER - TELEGRAM.) Capetown, May bth (via Plymouth). The principal event of the week has been the rising of the rebels in Basutoland, which took place May 4th. No sooner had the garrison of Cape Mounted ...