The Cape of Good Hope. the Kafir War
By the way of Adelaide, we have received files of Cape Town and Graham's Town journals to the 13th of December, being one week later than our previous advices…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1852
12 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers
British Extracts. Present Aspect of the War
There is certainly something very similar in the present state of affairs "seat of war." The territory in the contest began—and the possess…
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The following are extracts from the official accounts of the Trans-Kei expedition:—Head Quarters, King William's Town, Jan. 11.1852…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial News. the Kafir War
We have received Cape Town and Graham's Town journals to the 28th January, and we have the gratification to announce that every prospect appeared, at that date, of an early termination of…
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By the Yarra Yurro steamer we have received Graham's Town journals to tho 30th January, and from Cape Town to tho 2nd February. Our previous advices notified that the Kafir chiefs of…
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Our previous advices from the Cape frontier apprised us of the operations of the British forces to the beginning of February, when Sir Harry Smith had publicly announced his disbelief in…
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We have received Capo Town journals to the 23th February last, being four days later than our previous advices. Our last extracts from the Cape Town papers included Sir Harry Smith's…
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In the absence of intermediate files we are unable to take up our narrative of the military operations from the date of our last advices; but a General Order, dated…
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The Constitutionnel of Sunday last devotes two leaders to the supposed uneasiness of England oil the score of invasion by France. In its first leader, it says :— It is reported, and by many believed, that England has ordered increased armaments, and that she is putting her coasts in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →India the War in India
By the kindness of a passenger, per brig Teak, we have received files of Indian journals to the 1st of May. We extract the following important news relative to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cape of Good Hope. the Cape Colony, the Kaffir War, the New Dutch Republic
We have papers up to the. 21st July, filled with details of robberies on the frontier farmers effected by Kafirs, or by the Hottentot rebels. Numerous parties of the…
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By the Great Britain We have received Cape Town papers to the 18th of October, which contain news from the seat of war to the 9th. The government notices give very lucid accounts of…
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