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... has further been pleased to appoint Walter Hard- ing, Esq. to be Crown Prosecutor for the district of Natal, in South Africa. F t WAR OFFICE-Feb. 13. 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Sub-Lieut. H. S. S Lumley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lucas ...
... _enlightened and amalgamated with _other _civilized nations by _commerce than _the _many-tribcd mid _roving _races of Africa and _Asia . War has _been _lougan _unmitigated evil _in _Europe , but it cannot be so _rcgnrdi- _'d as now _prosecuted in China , ...
... to believe that God was prospering the ems, in their hands in all quarters. Ile would seareely except the districts le Africa. were war had lately bees men, and from which the mit. nannies bad bees driven. It appeared, the good provides°, of God, that the ...
... the reports of the missionaries abroad, the cause was prospering in all its departments-and even in the district of Africa, where war had driven the mis- sionaries for a time from their several stations. From Cal- cutta they had the most encouraging ...
... Vendres, to organise and embark the cavalry intended for Africa. They were to sail on the 17th. The following is a list, nearly complete, of the Fretch squadron now on the coast of Africa .-Ships of war- Suffren, carrying the flag of the Prince de Joinville; ...
... eny, froam Algoa Bay -Ti mandro, Ibth, from Leodoot-Faeey, 35thr, frrrm Liverpool. Charter, 19th, from west coart of Africa, and war loading for - London-Jastinia lath from Algiso Bay-James, from Olnagow -Isaac, from Algon Bojr?Laaiin? from Greoooeh? ...
... subscriptions to our local charities and institutions, he has proved himself to merchant prince” indeed. Liverpool Mercury. War is Africa—Blockade the Coast. —The following notice issued from the Foreign Office appeared in the London Gazette of Tuesday evening ...
... THE WAR IN AFRICA. Extract of a letter from Algiers, 21st ult., given by the Semaphore of Marseilles:- We are bound to say that the enemy has met us bravely. His regular infantry, commanded and led on. no doubt, by Zouaves, and other deserters, has ...
... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. The French Minister of War has received reports from Africa, dated the 30th ult. to the following effect : General Duvivier writes from Medeah :— On the 34 of July, whilst carrying on the works of the rock, I had a severe affair ...
... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. A correspondent of the Comalitionnel at Mostaganem writes on the 10th ult. :— Since our late affair with the Ilachems and the scouts of the Champs, the llordgias have made two attempts to curry off oar cattle ; but, being warned ...
... promised by the contract that a French man-of-war should escort the vessel sent to procure them. Consequently, in November following, the schooner Senegambie left Gorse, conveyed by the Cigale man-of-war, proceeded to the lower extremity of the coast ...
... AFRICA. The Mostionr puldiffies accounts from Constantino of the 20th ultimo, from which it appears that whilst General G.'!bola was engaged in driving the troops of Ahd-el-Kader from the west of the province, several Kabyle tribes, availing themselves ...