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... IMPORTS, St. Petersßtritcs, Saturday. The Coternmeot has relinquished the idea of esaLUshing an import duly on c tal. AFRICA. IHE KAFFIR WAR. Capetows:. Nov. STU (Via MAomn*i. Affairs Zululand remain stationary. The «Bth Regiment has been ordered to the front ...
... world—is the talisman of our time. Alas! it is mot only talisman ; it is also fertile source of war and strife. are wading deep in blood ia Africa in war which would never havo been dreamed of in nightmare but for the golden treasures of the Rand; and ...
... more than 30s a week—/ need not have any fear whatever starting out for Australia, Canada (and ‘I might hare said South Africa had the war not now been progress.) Dealing particularly with Canada, enclose you the principal reason why I write the present time ...
... (Signed), Goorge Hamilton PARCELS FOB SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office yesterday Lamed the following—All persons desirous of sending parcels containing newspapers, books, and other literature to South Africa for distribution to the troops, are reoomrawided ...
... London, Wednesday Night, though the English are losing seventy foremen a day South Africa the war , rilais till continue to throw dust in the •j, the public asserting that the war hy the end of next monh. But er >ar Larii,ent who has twice been hr/ tuTning ...
... recesiani if the ti football n arch. WI the moat in the • of the pone. Indeed, the .4 lA. It,. of was of battle, in the Africa. War. 60.000 hell of alone crowded a tam* on the wee red of the rooted. and behind the geed emote from whence • 'attend., of ...
... arrival at Gyangt&e his readiness to negotiate. Mr. LABOUCHERE—Are we at war with or not ? Mr. BRODRJCK—I think that question has been repeatedly answered in debate. POST OFFICE—WAR SERVICE REWARDED. Mr. asked the Postmaster(leneral why a oxidate was appointed ...
... of Russia on the question of the occupation certain Turkish provinces. CHINA. Shanghai, Nov. 23.— Exchange $.6. AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Cate Town, Nov. 7. —Sir H. Barkley ha* protested against the continuance of the Transvaal ...
... submit to the great Powers the examination of • question which interests the entire of Europe. Advice. from Western Africa state that • war going on at Old Oalabar, between the native tribes, and that an indiscriminate massacre of women and children had ...
... tbo Emperor of Germany Pope Leo Kill's letter is extremely conrteous, but contains nothing indicate for negodatioos. AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Cape Toww, March Tde-rapk item Maddra.) -The Chief Sandilli has escaped to Anstolss. Severe fighting occurred st ...
... military situation in German South-west Africa, General Botha maintained that Germany first violated the Union territory, but whether they did or not was beside the point. The point was South Africa was at war, and they must do their duty. Apparently ...
... =Os the 'Deily Erring Telegraph), some innerplained meening and ere meagnest in to tie came, sang , the present Sontli Africa& war be =Mitred, r on account of tie astions reser= from oaten and me& tW the raining at a wohouterr battalion hens the for service ...