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... SOUTH AFRICA. Nine members the Squadron of the Yorkshire Dragoons, who** head quarters are last night forwarded their commander. Captain Charles Brook, of Meltham, a letter in which thev expressed willingness to aerve in South Africa in toe war with the ...
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... FRANCE WEST AFRICA. EXPECTED GREAT WAR. writes a I,ierp--■! correspondent, just BOW despatching a number troop* into Meet Africa, tf -ruse will prolwl.lv be the most she has vet that riu.ir:er. Tim expedition ia directed .ygjinft the great the mot- ...
... Ml NINO COMPANTES. Best. 89* • 9» Thants t>ppwT. 17». 6 ...
... disastrous war. The of Devonshire, who Chairman the Committee of Defence, the Secretary for War, and the heads of the War Office discussed the position of affairs last evening. Sir Redvers Buller will take supreme command the troops South Africa, should ...
... thereto. stating that notwxithstanding ibis proclamation the importation of ainntions of war into the G'ermr an sphere is still prohibited. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR NEAR ABEOKLTTA. The British and Afncan Steam Navigation Company's floral Meiail steamer ...
... Carnarvon's historical analysis of events ?? Africa, we must cordially approve his warning not to let slip the present oppor- tunity of settling once for all the maiii lines of out future policy in South Africa. This war will be brought to an end, the Zulu polity ...
... George, Greeting:- tWhereas grievous disturbanuce have broken out n the territories adjacent to our colonies is Soath Africa, with war between the white mnbabitantsanhdthe native rates, to the great peril of the peace and safety of our said colonies; and ...
... have been use ci-ht »'r nine years or.lv. Many cimiiustance-s have lat. iv elmwn the tent it »n the public to in Africa. The Abyssinian war and the expeditions Nir Sami el Baker and Coi.oxkl Uounox attracted notice the Xih* district and th** great territory ...
... ecceptable to the landlords. SOUTH: AFRICA. The '-Chronicle ?? lobserve. without the smallest surprise, a demand-a most serious and s~gniflcant derand-in -a portion of the English Press for an expedition to South Africa. One war more or less is of little c ...
... Transvaal Government refusing the continuance of the nnciple rights to all Europeans. war because he feared the continued rrfnml of these rights would or later bring about war. whi> h woiiM overthrow th« independence of the Transvaal Repnldic, that nrgul the ...
... African Fund. Tie r Misionary Secretary itbb Pradjterrt) was largely raspOßSibi® for thia legislatiofi. and wm sure the that Africa war such cfiaracU-rs upon him haart would hare or«ned his heart to that possible jllki!. Before tiw clause poesed h« abonld ...