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... whilst temporarily insane. FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA The War Office have received the following telegram, dated Sierra L?one, Jan. 18,7.40 p.m. From Officer Commanding Troops, Sierra Leone, Secretary State for War. The following dispatch has been received ...
... Maurice Gifford, has been temporarily disabled by a wound in the shoulder. He went out to South Africa as a war correspondent at the time of the last Matabele war, but fighting was more to his taste than writing. AN anecdote, given in late Berlin newspapers ...
... by General Komaroff. Vine-Admiral Chestalcoff will in a few days inspect the men-of-war lying in the Cronstadt Roads, which are joined by the cruiser Africa and the war vessel Schobeleff. A commission composed of stiff-officers and naval officers left ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BILLER DRIVEN BACK FROM THE TUGELA. ...
... IN DARKEST AFRICA. M. Lionel Decle, the French traveller who has lated completed a prolonged journey of exploration in Africa from the Cape to Mombasa by way of Uganda, has just passed through Cairo on his way home. In conversat ion with Reuter's agent ...
... VICE IN SOUTH AFRICA. 1. Parcel., &c., for corps or individuals serving in South Africa cannot be received at the War Office. 2. Customs duties will not :be charged in Cape Colony or Natal on tobacco, Lc., addressed to officers and men serving there. ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. BBITISH CASUALTIES The Secretary for War has received the following telegram from Lieutenant-Colonel Ellis, dated Bathurst, Gambia, May 1, 1892, 5.20 p.m. Toniataba destroyed, after spirited defence, April 28, by fifty Naval Brigade ...
... latter, spite of the Brussels Act, being well supplied with guns and powder throughout Africa. He adds that the Arabs regard his expedition as a declaration of war, and are very excited, being determined at all hazards to prevent the suppression of the ...
... LETTER FROM BOUM AFRICA. Ws publish the following leiter from Mr. George Foray th to his sults io Lidnun ; Natal Fe ld Force, Booth Atria', 29tb Novomber, 1899. Mr DEAR 5W311,-441811 a had to let you know that I am all right, and in the beet of health ...
... MARSHAL CAMPOS SENT TO AFRICA. On Saturday night the Spanish Government appointed Marshal Martinez Campos to the command of 24,000 men at Mellila. The MarshaJ arrived in Madrid on Sunday to receive the in stmetions of the Government before he leaves for ...
... FIGHTING IN AFRICA. SOME HORRIBLE DETAILS. From Mombasa the mail brings the statement that the whole coast, line is again in a state war and disturbance, and there is no safety outside the towns. The wires are cut and re-cut as soon as repaired, which ...