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... a few years ago in South Africa. Ho also referred to the good account which the English troops had during the last two years given of themselves in South Africa. WAR STORES FOR THE CAPE. It is reported from Woolwich that war stores are being sent to the ...
... and George Blankson, Esq., to be Member of the Legislative Council of the Gold Coast Settlement on the Western Coast of Africa. WAR OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Dxc. 7. Royal ReglmentofHoraeOuards— Major and Brevet-Lieutenant- Colonel Duncan James BaUUe, to be ...
... the Legislative Council of her Majesty’s Settlement on the River Gambia, on the Western Coast of Africa. WAR OFFICE, Jobe 7. The Secretary of State for War, having authorised the termination of the temporary measure announced in Lon* don Gazette of 12th ...
... THE FIFTH DIVISION FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office issued yesterday the subjoined list of officers of the Supplementary Division for South Africa:— FIFTH DIVISION. Lieut.-General on the Lieut.-Genertl Sir 0. Warren, U.0.1f1.3., K. 0.8. Aidee-de-Gaap ...
... visiting Uhamu is to settle this question of Trek-Boers. At present, however, everything is very quiet. WAR ON THE WEST COAST OP AFRICA- serious war was in progress in the interior Old Calabar when the steamer Congo left on the 23rd of October. Details ...
... MILITARY EXPENDITURE IN SOUTH AFRICA. To-day the War Ofiice has issued supplementary estimate of the further amount that will be required during the year ending March 31, 18fi8, to meet expenditure not provided for in the original Army Estimates for the ...
... John Jennings Kendall. Esq., to Colonial Secretary for her Majesty’s Settlement Sierra Leone, on the Western Coast of Africa, . . . . „ War Ofvice. Pall Mall, Nov. 20.-36th Regiment of Foot. —Major-General Edward Basil Brooke Colonel, vice General William ...
... nationality, in the enjoyment the same privileges and rights as possessed white men of all nations throughout British South Africa. War is a terrible alternative, but never sought to disguise the fact that recourse to it would become inevitable if the stiff-necked ...
... start for South Africa is war measure large scale, and would not be resorted to unless the dispatch was contemplated a much more considerable body of troops than Groat Britain usually employs iu her little wars. But this will not little war. measured the ...
... entrence to the harbour. (DALZIEL’S TELEGRAMS.) THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. Paris, March 6. The “Petit© Republique” learns that active iniliUiy operations have again been resolved on Africa. The War Department is seriously considering the plan General Herv6 to ...
... therefore they could not conquer. H« sent, therefore, to know what the Christians wanted. this O’Donueii replied that he came Africa make war, and not to make peace, £ that had not authority conclude the latter, nor »y what terms hie goyernment might think fit ...
... undertake had been brought to signally successful conclusion, marred only by the dastardly massacre at Cabul. South Africa another war, equally entered upon indefenceoftheinterestsof this country represented the welfare of our South African Colonies, ...