Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ALGIERS. THF. WAR AFRICA. —The completes the telegraphic despatch in Monday's Moniteur , as follows: Mi liana has victualled the place till the Ist May. He baa destroyed all the establishments of the Regs and of the Hadioutes Tie column was to have left ...
... exclusively with election matters. Along with the recent bulletins the war Africa, the Mmittwr publishes the despatch General Rngeaud, from which would appear that although declares that the war is at an end. and that the government Kader is broken up. lie insists ...
... replied the painter, Schomoeri is a brave soldier of the Empire, whose name has been prominent during the whole of tbe War Africa. I thought he had obtained the Cross the Legion of Honour, which had been long solicited for him; but I have learned this ...
... AFRICA. We regret to state that the most recent accounts from -the coast of Africa, the slave trade was carried on with greater activity ever. No less than thirty-four slave vessels had been captured anil carried into Sierra Lcona and condemned in the ...
... The ItOYAL LEAMINGTON SPA COURIER AXD WAR H IRE ST AN KD. silver.—ln moving flip order the day for the House rwftlrf itself into Committee of Supply, Sir took occasion to advert the statement made by Lord a few evening* ago, the rffert that Lord Auckland ...
... population. We require to know under what circumstances this vi fortunate episode of the African war has occurred, and this the next courier from Africa will acquaint us with.'' The £nd has a few particulars of this defeat :— The Ville- de Bordeaux ...
... poste magazin. El-Eshan will serve as a place of encampment. We still want the 75,000 men now in Africa; but hope that, at no distant period, if the war continue successfully, it will be possible to reduce that effective force. The Paris Globe announces ...
... from despatches received in Paris from Kiug Leopold, who gives bis testimony to the disposition of Lord Pulmerston to avoid war any sacrifice. His Belsian Majesty, it is said, adds that there no cause for alarm the part of France the measures adopted against ...
... have this day announce our readers the official confirmation of the accounts from the French possessions in Africa which we have published, that war had broken out between France aud Able! Knder. Our readers will therefore have been prepared for some days ...
... exalt and to make worthy of it how to value the and attri- bates of freedom. It is these means, not war—not by force, means of teaching the natives of Africa the labours of their sinews, applied to their own land, are more valuable that labour of blood which ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE BY AISDET. We have this clay to announce to our readers the official confirmation of the accounts from the French possessions in Africa which we have published, that war had broken out between France ...
... arrived Malta the 12th, has announced the taking of ?t. Jean This news u Riven the captain of the Eurotas.” ALGIERS. War in Africa. —The Messager completes the telegraphic despatch in Monday's Moniteur as follows: Miliaoa has victualled the place till ...