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... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR BETWEEN THE NATIVES. LeivEerPooL. Nov. 1 The British and African Royal Mail steawer Benovela, Captain W, S. Faiand, has arived in the Mersey from the West Coast of Aifrica tler dates from Cape Coast Castle are to Oct &, and ...
... South Africa the Imperial shoal(' step in as soon as possible to Stop the war, as there is n ° pect of the Transvaal Government being able tp defeat the natives,is.. a long time. Lord Carnarvon had intimated to the President hi S approval of the war, and ...
... WEST ()AST OP AFRICA. THE WAR IN THE OPOBO. The West African Royal Mail Steamship Company's steamer Benin, Commander H. Wharton, arrived in the Mersey on Tuesday, with the West and South Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Maderia Mails, 17 passeogen, and ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE ZULU WAR. A telegram from Cape Town, dated Jan. 14, says : The steamer Teuton bringing the latest detachment of troops from England, arrive 3 on the 9th inst. Three companies of the 4th Regt., with the band, remain in garrison at Cape ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THH WAR ON THE COAS - T.7TWENTY THOUSAND ASHAN TEES KILLED. The West Afriean Company's Boys! steamer Mantling°. witn the mails, passengers, and cargo. has 'nisei] from the West Coast of Africa. Teneritre, and Madeira. Her dates are ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. PROBABLE ZULU WAR. [■butbb's tblkobam.] Cai*! Town. Jan. 7 (ri4 Madeira).®—Oflßcial information roceircd here on Jan. 3 Ibe Colonial Socratary to the effoct that John Dunn bad tho bonier, and that Otewayo intended On Jan. the High CocnnuMioncr ...
... WEST ccusr OF AFRICA. The Ashantee War. The mail steamer Volta has arrived. Up to tho time I of her departure from Cape Coast Castle no fresh news I from the seat of war was to be had. It was, however, current in the town that our troops were only awaiting ...
... ME. H. M. STANLEY’S TRAVELS IN AFRICA: THE GREAT WAR CANOE ON THE RIVER CONGO, ...
... lake in Um ■' little war Africa, bat the number of Tieilora waa, naual, curtailed the common neglect to obtain order* of adaaiaaion before leaving London* Such order* an be obtained by Bntiah aubjacte without quaetion at the War Office, and foreigner* ...
... CHRONICLE OF THE WEEK. E have good news from South Africa THR ZULU WAR at last. A Council of Native --DEcIsIVE VICTORY. Chiefs was held on the 3oth of June at Pietermaritzburg, when Sir Garnet Wolseley asked for men to carry supplies, and was answered ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. War has broken out between two rival chiefs of New Calabar; and according to the latest advices, some 200 persons have been slain. The opposing parties are the followers of King Imachree and the powerful chief Wellbraid. No quarter ...
... Section 6 of Her in Council of 15th January. 1575. to recognition of the services performed by him during the c onha South Africa. WAR OFFICE. PALL-MALL, Nov. 21. Curoraliaarim Transport Deperlosent.—GossnOssmy J. T. Johnston Is retired. on roorgartrztlon ...