... themniset obstractindsts. Thy Weed which the public did set &mad at the fermi of their who were party patio a quoin el civil war. Africa Geoesetemit bed angered • which did set so awl allowed 1111111/111k ram bass to befrod, ead now, in die bad hosed nothing ...

... admitted. DEPARTURE OP PRINCE IMPERIL'. FOR THE SEAT or WAR AFRICA. The Horsing Post of this day announces that the Prince Imperial will leave England to-day to witness the campaign in South Africa. He , starts by the mail boat, and on his arrival at Natal ...

... for £2OO. and ask me to marry him, Majesty** Govertimeat are autieipating trouble bat I never encouraged him. 1,, Stall. Africa. War are being sent to His Lordship— You were diff eren t f rom th o the .C,pa by all the C.stie line of steamers general run ...

... liberty. The means—and this will be the ' next step to the Lombard war—are the partition bej tween the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. Louis Napolkok and the Czar intend to substitute ...

... insurgents. Conflicts continue to occur in tho neighbourhood of Philopopolis. _ _ . . Pau, Friday.—Two Turkish men of war have gone to Varna with war material. Lloyd's steamer, Aquilla, has brought supplies of provisions there. FLOODS IN ENGLAND. Several of meadow ...

... widow and three orphans to lament hie lesa Though only in the vary prims life Captain Mathew servsd aevsial years in Africa, and war raosntly Captaia in tbs 6th Fnsi'asrt; was nephew of the distinguished Apostla of Temperance. At High Street, Kilkenny ...

... all agree that pacific settlement wan infinitely better than bloodthed. I Many Irishmen had gone as soldiers to South Africa, and woo war declared their liven would be log as well as the lives of many others, and it their duty as Councillors, in common with ...

... effacement has been made for war, war be forced upon es, he implies that then is still a bare chance that an appeal to nay Dot be unavoidable. The chance, however, is em alight as to be almost inappreciable, and if a war between the white men end the ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Car. Tow, Christmas reesived heat all plata el the t ewaylblag OW. la spits sir the Oa Wedaria, a tllismi arrived amemadag that armada had Wright with ; Me we the sem • day Owed the Game had made we inroad isle eat la the direction ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR. ARRIVAL of THE AFRICA CROOK- HAVEN. The royal mail (ttarinMa Africa, from Boa lon on thj 25th, and Halifax SIM aft., arflred in Qoeenatown h.rhonr at haif-paat ff-An 0,1 Bnnday night. Bhe brought 90 paaaengen, MO dolt., landed 123 ueki ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR. ARRIVAL THK AFRICA. Satcrdat Monimro—Tb« b«(I ■tMDiahlp Africa from Hn»tnn tho f and Ilalifas tha t6th olf., arrived off tha harbanr. brfnffa 177 pa««coj{*Ta. and haa ...

... AFRICA Liverpool, This Day. —The R. M. S. Cleopatra has arrived with the West African mails, and dates are, Benin, April 21th ; Cameroons and Fernando, 29th ; Old Calabar, 4th Brass River, 7lh ; Nun River and Bonny, 7th ; Sagos, 10th ; Accra, 12th ; Cape ...