... A LION HUNT IN AFRICA. W left Bloemfontein on Monday for the pur of enjoying a week’s sport on one of the farms of thl:t 3:.!; hni‘u.bu gentleman, Mr. A. H. B—-, distance from this place aboat 16 miles. . Our party consisted of six, principally officers ...

... life of Oliver Cromwell. Oliver Cromwell, sarnamed Commonwealth, h-fim‘&-h ki:..ht Mbrih son of & N of war was A :-bn.nl -u:.n He fought in the wars of the Roses, and he was yvery successful.—Explain ufi{.l:d‘.m‘;nv“ Thmh' Mm'“ o o D 1o v candetin. D and ...

... nant of the 47th of \se Line on tve Ist of October, 1838, be was made lieutecant on the 20th of Junme, 1832, embarked for Africa in |x3s, and arrived in the province of Uran, where the Emir, | \bi-el-Kader, after the unfortunate sffair of the Macta, Lept ...

... n has cumpletely paralysed the trade of Servia. . Nuu{ the whole of the revenue flows into the treasury of the Minister of War, and the other departments are at a standatill for want of funds. \ . —) c— THE CORN TRADE. From the Mdrk Lane Brpress. We have ...

... preserve and cobsolidate it will ever be a main ob’;etof my endeavours. ’ he Cn’crenco beld at Brussels on the Laws and Usages of War bas concluded its sittings. My Goveroment bave. carefully examined the re ports of its proceedings; but bearing in mind on the ...

... Asiatic. Bix 8. Baxer v Arrica.—Speaking at Plymouth o Tuesday night on the subject of British influence ¢u the advancement of Africa, Sir Samuel Baker. remarked that though the Egyptian Government had fanlts it was & noteworthy fact that it was safer to travel ...

... _ln the conversation which, ensued, the governor asked how long the war (i.e., between Russia and the Allies) was likely to continue, apd also for intelligence respecting the civil war in China,, and in particular whether the rebels had taken Pekin. Then ...

... presented by ‘n. Sproston ; a tree sparrow, two'mountain linnets, Eurepean, purchased ; a 'West African python, from West Africa, presented by Mr. W, H. Berkley. Tae Garss or Derey.—The anniversary of the shutting of the gates of Derry was celebrated ...

... if they did not find Ministers not ruling the evuntry, and governing the couutry, but suffering themselves to be driven into war by the language of the Times. (Hear, hear) The Times the other day remarked, in reference to a remark of the hon. member for ...

... pre' sented at the Annual May Meeting it appeared that in New Zealand,—a land which bad been given to idolatry, sanguin: ary wars, and cannibalism in its worst form, there were now 1 30,000 converts and 3 new Sees. Although canuibalism has disappeared, ...

... removed and trains were enabled to run. Im’tm—Aktmwhm?ov,fl has been resolved to form a mission at Lake Nyanza, in Central Africa, to be called Livingstonia, in honour of the late Dr. Livingstone.. Subascriptions were intimated at the meeting hm James ...