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... it ought to be more ,generally known. My complaint was what the doetors' call:selatica, which I caught m South Africa during fh&Caffre war. I was under the doctors there some time , and was thetrsent to Simen's-bay, to the Ship Hospital, I had all the ...
... regiments of four squadrons each. When the war broke out with Spain in 1823 the infantry (including the guard) numbered 248 battalions; the cavalry (also guard and lino included) 236 squadrons. To put on a war footing an array of 100,000 men the Government ...
... I WEST AFRICA. I WAR WITH THE NATIVES. LIVERPOOL, THUSDAY, JAN. 9. The African Steamship Company's screw steamer Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, arrived here this morning. She brings 25 passengers, and 2,200 ounces of gold dust. Her dates are-Benin ...
... .Inhu Jennings Kenaaii, a— |» •» H» ?? Seoretary for ber Majetty s Settlement of Sierra Leone, 00 the Western Coast of Africa. WAR OFFICE, Nov 50. 80th Regiment of Foot.— Major General B. B. Brooke to be Colonel, vice Oeneral W. H. Scott, deceased. ADMIRALTY ...
... Member of (• in!l £ . w ’I °f. her - Q''» Settlement on the River Cambia, on the estern Coast of Africa. WAR OFFICE June 7.—The Secretary of State for War !.nnmn^ , | * C . V'r tcrmina,ion the temporary measure announced in the * London Gazette of Nov ...
... think it ought to ba more generally known. My complaint is what the doctors call sciatica, which I caught in South Africa, during the.Caffre war. I was under the doctors there some time, and was then sent to Simons's Bay, to the Ship Hospital. I had all the ...
... 5, sc. st.-gunvessel, Com. J. L. Pony, 1858, Const of Africa. Growler, 2, sc. guuboat, Lieut.-Com. H. E.Crozier, 1854. Meditcrrau. Handy, 2, sc., Lieut.-Com. J. H. Glover, 1861, West Const of Africa. Hannibal, 89, sc., Capt. A. Farquhar, Portsmouth. Hardy ...
... think . it ought to bD more known!' My Complaint is what the doctors Ail' sciatica - , - irielt: I caught in South Africa, .diu-ing_teSaitre war. Iwr under the doctors thei6 tlthe,'atia*is i tlitin ent Simons!s33an.tto 41)e * Sltip t Vaspipa.4 had the vice ...
... might to he more .getierally - knOten:'M on*lainVeviaa -what the doctors call sciatica, which I caught in South Africa during th.e.Catire war. I was under the doctors there some time, and was then sent to Simon's-bay to the Ship Hospital I had all eidvi ...
... GAZETTE, Ac. use of the following renutriutble words : must have ft man of energy ami ability to couiiumd along tho t'oast Africa in case war witli England.” This is not mere idle report. These words were leully made use the Emperor; but, whether they employed ...
... think it ought to be more generally known: My complaint is what the doctors call sciatica, Which I caught in South Africa, during the'Caffre war., I was under the doctors therelidine,tilne, and was then 'tent to Simon S's Bay', to the ShfP,liiiipital., I had ...
... power. They have lately gone a new tack. it be necessary, they say, continue the war Africa, CDonnell'a presence will be necessary for months to come at the seat of war. How absurd, therefore, to keep a Prime Minister away from his duties ? The Queen ...