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... FRENCH ANNEXATIONS WEST AFRICA. ARRIVAL OF WAR SHIPS AND TROOPS. [PXEaa ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.] Liverpool, Wednesday. The Corisco brings th* following new* from West Coast of Africa: —A French troopahip arrived on the 24th September Gaboon from the River ...
... Gilley, Tuesday went down to Woolwich Arsenal under orders to ship tons war stores, consisting of guns, shot, shelL ana light goods, far Cape Coast Castle, West Coast of Africa. War stores are also about to be shipped from Woolwich for Toronto, Halifax ...
... ptmat* (Moa oc» KamotocTß oomnwamaw.) J—*. U. Tvmm, writad i—inlh Ewbov, jmUrdtf nwmlo*, Horn faM, «Mtte (vhleh TH* SOUTH AFRICA (I WAR MBDAL.- TO RKOIMINT. At tka Raftaa Beme**, naaooport. raatvdar, aboot SacfaMat P.A. Xatantry. who had *er»ed in tl»a«U ...
... dispersed by the poliee, against whose action Miss Booth made strong protest. Mail advices from tbe vest coast of Africa report that war between the people of Bonny the Otbrika tribe, who occupy territory several miles inland, is Imminent Owing to heated ...
... MgrrucM the ••keti'm straggle of to-dey—(cheer*). In Africa the same lad genluv appears, whom hare I already aeen work in Hind-'stao. and Sir Bartle Freer, High Commlsalonrr. is a* ready t# make war Africa wa* brf-ire ready to manufactar* it io India The ...
... 4 guns, Commander A. F. M. Meyer, was Amethyst, screw corvette, Capt. Chatfield, detained on the West Coast of Africa by thoAshanteo war .was anxiously on this coast, as when she arrived do duty senior officer ship at Montevideo, of the gu boats would ...
... Array or the Navy. It has been said that the war which has latoly taken place was unnecessary war. Bat England has always acted the part of friend to the oppressed,and has always taken tho side the weak. this war we took the side the weak, and sent out troops ...
... Warrant says that double pay is bo given to officers of the Army Medical Department tchile serving on the West Coast of Africa. The War Office insisted that serving the ship was not servfhg on tho Coast, and have obstinately persisted in this prejudiced ...
... like what are now seeing from to day. From 1880 was a period ia Europe and Asia. had trouble Rfe-aa, 'l.-torbanees in Africa, a war with Uaio>-ai, Is it a state thtoga like this we •'A see restored ? one seems to lie quit* S'** on the point. 0«r thai ...
... tin credited. £654: Ike credit =■ ■ a own toil _a running at high speeds. Lord Bury moved an address i 8 w ready for sea. Africa. War stores are also about le be shipped from carried forward, and the report Hut ra«e yon arc tmnhled | j } for the Clergy the ...
... Qaoea, to South Africa, acd (o). The running was made by South Africa, who the war Xiorita and Diameter, with Hams next, until well in the straight, where Diameter took second plaot. At the distance the last-named beaded South Africa, whilst Harem came ...
... Rear-Admiral Sidney C. Dacree, C.B. The Ranger, 6, screw. Com. Gordon look her departure on Saturday for the Weet Coast of Africa. Tbe War Department steam store ship Brilaolava, with, stores from Woolwich, arrived yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, and went into ...