... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (STANOSBD TKLEQBAH.) Siekba Leone, Acocrr 2nd. The French are still persistently endeavouring > to increase thoir possessions on this eido of Africa. There is hardly port which they Lavo not entered, making overtures to the native ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. FRENCH AGGRESSION. (axuna’a Bohnt, Aran. 4 LrTftayoor.). The French man-of-war Voltlyenr hie been at this place, and her commander has endaaroored indnee the natives to eater Into treaty. The natives, however, declined to alga may ...

... NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Cam Town, Mat Ist (via Pltnootb).— The Basato National Pi iso, which has bora anxiously looked forward to (or some time peat, commenced ob the ult., end lasted three days. There ware ever 2,000 Baaotoa present, including number ...

... NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. (RXCTIK’S TELKOKAJtS.) Cavetowm, Monday. Id to-day's sitting the House of Assembly a debate took place on the Bosnto question. The Premier stated that it was intended to establish self-government in Basutoland, while, however, ...

... distinctly expressed his determination not to tako any steps unless is attacked again, when ho will carry tbe war into the onemy’e country. The war in the Transvaal 1 goes ou, hut tho position of affairs hot little The two guns loot the Cape Government arrived ...

... THE THREATENED WAR SOUTH AFRICA. (nnm'MMaiiM*.) tttWwtw, liUKMlwatParfMan iwiHM » ...

... „THB WAR IN-TONQUIN. TBB OKNBRAL SUPERSEDED, (aatma’s yaaeoßan.) Pasm, Tohdat. The Minister of Marine, having lecetred from Hanoi meaUoaing that good impression bad been produced by the ananoaee- meat at the early arrival of ismfercemerts, adding thal ...

... attitnde of the British Govern, ment towards the Boers, says that use false step would kindle a war into which the Transvaal Free State and othei parte of South Africa would drawu. Action imperatively required, must decisive. ...

... had taken in sending oat Special Commissioner to South Africa. Her Majesty’s Government had wish to go to war, hot they Lad not said that under no conceivable circumstances would they not go to war. The tenor of the remarks made by the coble lord opposite ...