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... 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 ...
... international councils, becanse Jhey know England has got an Irish question, aud for the same reason the savage of South Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour liad never been biessed with the protection of the ...
... 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 ...
... FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF THE BOERS-CETEWAYO ON THE WAR PATH. The Standard's Durban c,rrespondent telegraphs that there has been severe fighting in Zululand between the Usebepe and Usutu parties. The latter, urged on, it is believed, by Cetewayo ...
... 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 ...
... FIGHTING IN AFRICA. REPULSE OF THE BOER.B-CETEWAYO THE WAR PATH. The Standnnt's Durban correspondent telegraphs that there haa been severe fighting in hetween the nasbepe and parties. The latter, urgerbon, it is believed, by Cetewaye, began the attack ...
... 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 ...
... BRITISH OCCUPATION WEST AFRICA. Id to tho qacßtioo from Lord G. Campbell, Mr. ASHLEY raid the extent of territory the Woxt Coast Africa towards Sierra Leone which had been occupied at the derlre of the chiefs and inhabitants for British protect!oa waa ...
... Ceylon, and Signapore, Egypt, Beyrout, Cyprus, bo fest Coast of Africa and Brunswick, Nova Scotia, New and Turk’s Island States Cubs and Belize (Q]. ‘Thursday 19 — West Qoast or Africa ax Saturday 21—United Gtates and Canada vis 25—United States and ...
... Ist time. The Army Annual) bill was read a second time. The Duke of SOMERSET, drew attention to the papers presented on West Africa in reference to the conduct agents of the Church Missionary Society who wore convicted cruelly flogging two female slaves ...
... inherited the Transvaal war from our predecessors, which cost us £2,600,000; and adding these three items together—the actual debt we inherited of £7,850,000, the contribution to India of £5,000,000, and the cost of the African war —our war inheritance has beeu ...