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... 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 ...
... I bitterly experienced in my long service, verging close on forty years, in every quarter of the globe—East India, Africa, Caffraria, War of 1819 and 1820, many years in the West Indies, Mediterranean, Malta, and the lonian Islands, as Commandant for two ...
... utmost importance for the Spanish nation lent an additional lustre to the glorious deeds the Count de Reus. This was the war Africa, in the memorable battles of which he took part, combating hand to hand with the Moors, and himself planting his country’s ...
... .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 ...
... Table Bay, i St. Helena, - «*ththrougboat the the brazils. BUENOS « LcA».«B4. Salted « f^aah. Mb. BMiyaU WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A% B««i» war b*d o«M»d, and ft trade wm “St*Sjc»* trade wee quite atopped the native diet and Madeira trade waetood. INDIA, CHINA ...
... TRAVELS IN AFRICA.* The records of recent travels in Africa afford abundant illustration of the indomitable courage and the irrepressible love of adventure which have always been characteristic of the English race. Only a few years ago the central and ...
... TRAVELS IN AFRICA* Tho records of reoent travels in Africa afford abundant illustration of tho indomitable courage and the irrepressiblo lovo of adventure which ?? always been characteristic of the English race. Only a few years ago the central and southern ...
... CAPTIVES IN AFRICA. TO THE EDITOR. Sin, —I ha^ecarefully nad nil the correspondence that you have kindly insetted in your journal the (>aii:fal subject of the captivity of our countrymen in the interior of Africa. Being deeply interested in this inquiry ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Tb* Mandingn (■), from tbs Cnsst Africa, I urirsd i« tbs SatoHay. Her Utsrtdatos are as follow; —Old Calabar, April 27: Cameroona, 28th; Fernaodo Po, ; Boaay, May Beaua. ; Lag.«s sth; Jellah Coffee, Aooea,7th ; OapeCoaatGaatle, Bth; ...
... ENGLISH CAPTIVES IN AFRICA. TO THE EDITOR. Sik,— ln reply to the letter which appeared in your impres- sion of the 19th mat., it ia in my power to inform Investi- gator that I am aware of a recent application having been made to Dr. Kirke for the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. HURRICANE AT TENERIFFE, The Athenian, Captain Davis, belonging to the African Royal Mail Steamship Company, arrived in the Mersey 5 esterday morning with dates from Cameroons to December 15; Fernando Po, 15; Bonny, 18; Benin, 19; ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Admiral Viscount Lange, his Imperial Majesty’s frigate Zenobie, arrived at Sierra Leone on February 22, en rovte from Gaboon to France. On entering the harbour the British flag was saluted with 21 guns, which was returned from the ...