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... WEBST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR ON THE COAST.—TWENTY THOUSAND ASHANTEES KILLED. The Weet African Company’s Royal mail steamer Mandingo, with the mails, passengers, and cargo, has arrived from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira. It was rumoured ...
... NOTES OF THE .up AND MAX Of AFRICA. The war on the of the Oape Colony be onsidered to preseleally to a gave p when Elendlii the W imiti pow s e:ful chief—la theory a the soul of the hostile Oaths useretasst. lbe members of that tribe were cooly ...
... ANT WARS IN AFRICA. Mr. P. E Colenso writes to Names from Merit.- burr: I Doticed cue morning that along the bellows of the front well of my .ouse, on the there lay a quaatity of reddish-brows powder; thee was enough to dli s coffee-cup. Oa looking 'loser ...
... THE WAR IN AFRICA BETWEEN J 4 JA AND OKO JUMBO. Despatches received by the West Coast of Afiica mail state that the struggle between the chiefs of Bonny and Opobo was assumirg a character which was hardly anticipated when the dispute first commenced. ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Athenian, Captain Lowry, bas arrived at Liver- ' pool from the West Coast of Africa. The season in } the Bights of Benin was ‘healthy. Strong sea breezes | and very cold weather had been experienced in Bonny | River for ten weeks ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The mail steamship Macgregor Laird has arrived in the Mersey with the following dates :—Benin, June 24th; Cameroons, 30th; Old Calabar, July 2nd; Fernando Po, 3rd; Bomny, sth; Lagos, 9th; Accra, 11th; Cape Coast Castle, 13th; Cape ...
... FAMINE IN CENTRAL AFRICA, The secretary of the Zambesi Industrial Mission is sppealing for subseriptions to enable his society to send out rice to Central Africa. This step has been taken mainly on the strength of a letter Srom the mission agent in Nyassaland ...
... nee of Africa which has been driven into the corners of the African earth by successive invasions of Hottentot, Bantu, and negro tribes. Their existence in Africa is mentioned SS far back as 1580 by Andrew Batten, one of the earliest of Africa's English ...
... THE WAR IN ABYSSINIA. MassowAH, September 1. Prince Kaseai, King of Abyssinia, has sent an altimatum to Munzinger Bey, at Keren, crdering him and the Egyptian army to leave Bogos immediately, and threatening that, in case of refusal, he would declare ...
... BY AN ENGLISHMAN IN BOUM AFRICA. loath papers give the particulars of the murder of - Hr. F a Northam. gmellothth: About eight (Mock ea the of the 18th July, Mr. Thompson, hie is., sod maple,. were in the sheep as wee gam that the Knave ecemieg. They ...
... died of want and ex. posure in the large swamps arcund the Andony. Cannibalism is still the custom in war among the tribes of the west coast of Africa. It is not from love of human flesh, butis an oldtraditional religious ceremony, by which the conqueror ...
... AFTER THE WAR. ~ After all the boasting of the Japanese, their battles in the late war with China were not won so easily as they represented. The final list of casualties has just mchmf us. It represents wounded only, bear in mind. No human being will ...