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... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR SCARE. The Durban correspondent of tho Timet says— Sir H. Robinson, in opening Capo Parliament, said tho Table Bay defences were being vigorously prosecuted, and. when completed, would amply protect them from attack sea. THE MONTREAL ...
... settlement in Bechuaiislaud. Sir J Fetgoemen said an increase of the slave trade was reported from the East Coast of Africa. Secretary for War denied haviog received a recommendation for an addition of 11,000 to the army. The Lord Advocate intimated that it ...
... replied to the request of the NegUs for peace by letter, in which he declares that the object of Italy's I -'eqence in Africa is not :war but peace and freeloin of speech. The 'ribiena states tlat the pacific oecrtures of the Negus ttre due to the inediation ...
... Zambesi, and annexing strip territory right actors Africa. If these claims aro allowed, tho stations most broken np; hut Lord Sdfebory is unwilling disallow them, becauso It Is essential for the progress of Africa to purchase Ifalagoa Bay, which Government Lisbon ...
... map* and one volume. There are three Africa* known at horoe people. There Ibe Car and Augustine and Pomponiua Mela, to nrbicb men go (or health, to study antiquities, or to kil wild hoars. There South Africa, which war ami the Stock Exchange has taught ua ...
... strange that the older race of war reporters escaped so many perils'. With the exception of Pemberton, of the Times, in the Franco-German war, not one was killed until the fatal skirmishes of sandy Africa. The oldest war correspondent is Dr. Russell, and ...
... cutting north-oast wind sweeping along the deck, distinctly recalling the November day f first sailed for Southern Africa. The Zulu war. the. story of which is now rapidly becoming old-time legend, was then the tip of tongue. Cettewayo, and Isandswlana ...
... cutting north-east wind sweep- ing along the deck, distinctly recalling the November day I first sailed for Southern Africa. The Zulu war, the story of which is now rapidly becoming an old-thne legend, was then on the tip of every tongue. Cottewayo, and ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. CAPITOWN. 13vn.—Tho seven chiefs who were bncsiaoned the war of 1877-78 hive been rehossed. THE EMPEROR'S DIARY. THE CHARGE AGAINST DR. GEFFILEN. A BIRLIN correspondent says—lt is not known where or on what issues Dr Oaten will be tried ...
... WESTERN AFRICA. [reuteb’s telegram.] Freetown, Saturday. The main body of tho Yonnie expeditionary force returned here on 22nd ulfc., after having destroyed the principal war towns the Yonnie country and taken Boy Simerah, the King of Maesimerab, and ...
... WESTERN AFRICA. [REUTER’S TELEGRAM.] Sierra Leone, December 19th. H.M.S. has arrived here with troops employed in the expedition to Yonnie country. The force captured the three principal towns and killed large number of the enemy. The war is now believed ...
... WEST AFRICA [kecteh’s telegram Sierra Leone, Monday. Sir Francis De Winton cabled to the homo Government for instructions respecting the expedition against Saleyma, where tho natives are troublesome. Theatre Royal.— Last evenieg Mr. Walter Bentley’s Company ...