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... by General Komaroff. Vice-Admiral Chestakoff will in a few days inspect the men-of-war lying in the Cronstadt Roads, which are joined by the cruiser Africa and the war vessel Schobeleff. A commission composed of staff-officers and naval officers left ...
... be dedicated himselfu to the greet work of his life-that of apioneer missionary. Plis fir t journey in this eause was to Africa. War was threatening at Cape Colony, where Sir riujawun D'Urban had juet been appointed overntor, *ud before the gathering storm ...
... Resident it is feared that the ?? a0n .Phase of the Egyptian Queatiou may be worse than the i &rSt. On the West Coast of Africa a little war s5e'm we immntiient, a native chief and his followers having invalded British territo'4 at Sherbro, and murdered many ...
... misarnamgerment which occutred en the West Coast of Africa in the war egainet Ashantee, that I undertook the task of bringing that matter before the public in conse- quence of the lose of a dear brother in that war. But those who wrote that in the Globe know ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRIOA. DWFRAT OF BRITISH TROOPS WITH HEAVY LOSSfiS. The WVai Offloe hbs received the following telegrato from the General Officer oommauding at Natal, dated Darbeun Decermrber 24, 1 p.m.- Regret to repopt that head gniartre snnd t50 ...
... throughout the Chins War in 1860, and obtained a medal with two clasps, and in the Ashent-o War of 1873-74; was secretary to Lord Lytton in India, and Chief of the Staff to Sir Garnet Wolseley in the soncluding operations of tbe Zulu War, in 1879. le wac ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTHE AFRIOA. ADVANCE OF BRITISH FORCE6. From Durban, on Monday, the speoil eorrsponsdent e the Stardard telegrtaph that Sir George Colley's eolsom advanoed from NIOWaetle towards the frontier the sear morntig. The column takes with it a large ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH WAJRICA. SEVERE FIGHTING. On Tueeday February 8th Sir G. P. Colley found his communications with Newcastle interrupted, and he accordingly gave battle to the Boars. After he bad lost Ic0 or 160 men and ofioers in killed and wounded, the ...
... Thursday to decide whether thby will openly declare war with -ma. A ver, trongparty is in favour of this stop being takenat once. The Dutch Press are inflaming the people of that nationality throughout South Africa, and there are the very gravest grounds for ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. AN ARMISTICE ARRANGED. The Colonial-office on Monday received the following messages from General Sir Evelyn Wood:-'* Mount l Prospect, 6th March, at 3.30 ?? agreement with Joubert for suspension of hostilities till midnight 14th ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Telegraphing from Fort Amiel on Saturday, theo Standard's correspondent states that: Since the armistice i was proclaimed large numbers of Boers have come into Cl Newcastle-many, it is believed, from their camp at Laing'e be Nek ...
... ITHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF BRITISR TROOPS. Severe fighting is reported from the Transvaal in a Renter's telegram of Thursday's dete from Durban. A patrol from Pretoria has ceptured a Boer laager after a heavy confliot, the enemy being put to ...