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... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THH WAR ON THE COAS - T.7TWENTY THOUSAND ASHAN TEES KILLED. The West Afriean Company's Boys! steamer Mantling°. witn the mails, passengers, and cargo. has 'nisei] from the West Coast of Africa. Teneritre, and Madeira. Her dates are ...
... AFFAIRS EN EAST AFRICA. _ CIVIL ri UGANDA. Telegraphing yesterday, a °MTV/Margit at Zanzibar mays :--- Active oontinas between the Germans and the Arabs at Bagamoyo mod Der-ei- Salem, but without result save that of jeopardizing the lives of the in the ...
... THE EVENING STANDARD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST: SOUTH AFRICA. LATEST WAR PREPARATIONS. AGINCT.) CAPE TOWN, duct 25 (rid rgissonth). la the Natal Legislative a social has bees brought forward, to the effect that the present in Znhiked been created by wroipoasibla ...
... Perairor Gulf. - To WI Steamer. To Staamer. To bet Mar II) of Mr.? Roma Tot. 26 ol;ande IS Wes Mar 21 thriters.Nar. 12 Africa War. IN APO] 4 Warerongs-Mar 2. Areut Asw tts . ApnllBAloolll.Apkti 1 Etery etrofort for • leopical to) em and woo ...
... THE BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA WAR MEDAL. The Queen has approved of the medal granted in 1895 for certain operations in Eastern and Western Africa, being also awarded to the forces employed in the operations in British Central Africa between 1894 and 1898 ...
... attributed the scarcity of Kalbr labourers to the fact of their being told that a thousand English soldiers were coming to Africa. and war between the English and Dutch was imminent. The Karlin were naturally frightened, anti deserted the mines. If tho English ...
... attributed the scarcity of Kaffir labourers to the fact of their being told that a thousand English soldiers were coming to Africa, and war between the English and Dutch was imminent. The Kaffirs were naturally frightened, and deserted the mines. If the English ...
... THE MATABELE WAR. Mr. T. BAYLEY asked the Secretary of State for War whether the troops acting under the orders of th?. High Commissioner in Africa, in the war now going on in Matabeleland, were under the Mutiny Act. Mr. BUXTON, who answered the question ...
... disparaging to the English, which impels the Vossische to warn the German Anglophobes again., wantonly stirring up in Africa the war they have failed to kindle in Europe. Herr Krupp has subscribed ten thousand and Count Arnim five thousand marks to the ...
... P'e hate &Had a lap mount 4 annasment from I a Captain Camas wort. —Athenwuro. Casual. ad t.oleto, Leda:acad. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ZULU WAR.— —WYLD'S NEW 3IILITART SKETCH of ZULULAND. Trammel. the Frootters at the Mar Floe Suite. troth the Postornirms ...
... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. War Office letters were received at the prin- cipal military stations yesterday morning, ?? for volunteers of officers of Cavalry and Infantry Regiment 3 for the purpose of organising and temporarily serving with a corps of Mounted ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. TIM ABRANTER WAR. TRIAGRAIL) LIVERPOOL, Acorn 5. The end Abbas enema Navigation ComritsAyal meld Moms/ Volta, A. in the maraing with the sells esti piremainr• Ikea the West Coast of Afries,Temoll Mien Trade was s t e ady and health ...