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... 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 ...
... . THE DISTURBANCES . IN SOUTHU - AFRICA. : X (n.IuTEas TrLsGILAmc.) Cape Tewn, Feb. 13th. via Plymouth). Parliament was prorogued by proelation on the 7th instant until the 11th ApriL' Public meetings haime been: helld at; wv~hich great dissatisfaction ...
... 1st, CONtradietg the repar Xth the French had burned 4own that town) whielh, when she left, WM in a quiet state. The Frdtnch war corsette Sagittaib. was in port when the Gaboon arrived thbre, and Wm still thete ?? afle&i 1,I6Agd s6me itiobhs sinee Vassed ...
... I EdtPT AFTER THE WAR. I ?? - ?? ALEXAI'DRTA IRMfSITMD. fr(isov.ffOUR SP)itLa CoRSPMesnnt;7 I A ?? 124. Some thrce months ago I gladly turnedimy bac: on Egypt, and shook its all-pervading'dant tfron ray clothes, tbankful that cth Campaign, brief as it ...
... tlme Zula war-a war which they never authorised, and for which it was not attenipted at the time to hold theem responsible in Parliamenthihey at least did what the present Government had not done when they found themaselves engaged in a war with Soutli ...
... I . ' .RESBYTEAW9. , . (FBzox OM CR c05E~rPoN35;flT.) I The Secretary of State for War has been pleased toapproove -ot the appointmnentb of the Rev J M Hamilton, A U, minister of Donore Pfesbyterian Cburc, a offciating Chaplain it the Presbyteran troops ...
... most of these wars, indeed of all of them-even the Zulu eee; wh-ich I look upon as fne of the must monstrous wars known in our history (cheers), and one of the most clearly undefinable - wars in pon:t of principle-a,frontier wart That war depended upon ...
... fanaticism is reviving in consequence of ?? success. It adds that the commander of the 19th Army Corps has informed the Minister of War that the withdrawval for Touquin of a portion of the troops at present stationed in Algeria might be followed by a dangerous ...
... for Tonquin, and two battalions of native sharp-shooter;, with one battalion of the foreign legipn taken from the army in Africa, will leave immediately. Oa their ar- rival the effective strength of the expeditionary force corps will exceed the force ...
... vious experieuce in the backwoods, acquired that t llowedge of character and incident displayed in his writings. In 1845, when war wvas declared between the United States and Mesico, Mayne Reid, who had devoted himself to literature, obtained a comrnission ...
... W. G., who has just landed in this country from the South African city:- Port Elizabeth (Algos Bay) is the port in South Africa, whose exports are greater in value than those of all the otherports of the Cape Colony united. The population is estimated ...
... received a letter from Dr Colenso, in which he gave a very gloomy forecast of tile future statte of the native tribes in South Africa. THE POPE AND THE IRISH BISHOPS. (lItEUTERS TELEGRAU.) Rome, Wednesday Evening. Many of the Irish bishops have sent letters ...