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... abiI i VVOERMANN-LINIE. Under conom tract to Ben ithe tbe Imperial German Malls fr Ramber to WEST and soma-war OF AFRICA. On lb* 10th Jan.: 8.8. EDUARD BOHLEN. captain Iversen. foe MADEIRA . LORE . FERNANDO PO, GAMSROOIIB, and SOUTHERN PORTS aa far as ...
... B lUe v, o ~re - Y o THE WAR OFFICE HAS SUDDENLY AWAKENED TO THE FACT. [Exclusive 1o * The Leader.”] | Itcosts £l5O to make an eflicient soldier, 'and another £5O a year to keep him in good ! going condition. My the time Tommy Atkius |lB thasoughly broken ...
... ALNEW ZEALAND. TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA, calling at CAPR TOWN outwards and RIO home war& —gil ANN'. SAVILL, and ALBION COMPANY (I,mutol) &al etch their magnifie.nt ROYAL. MAIL tTEA.MERS from London (Royal Albert Dock). PAOSenSerr ti , Ow ir.Apt: at rodnee4 ...
... ITNIFORIiED GOLIA.THB. A tug-of.war between Dublin and Cape Town policemen should (observes the Africa. Remy) be of Interest. In the Cape Town police force there are now en the roil 38 constables of Oft. high and over. The top-notcher is Police-constable ...
... and jealousies among the Christian conquerors. We have been on the verge of war with France—with France, who shares with us in Africa an influence which is second only, if it be second, to our own in point of extent. We Catholics of England admire and ...
... Medical Service nearly fifty-two years ago, and has been on active service on the West Coast and in South Africa. In 1873-4 he took part in the Ashanti War, as Principal Medical Officer during a portion of the period, and was present at the battles of Amoaful ...
... IT WILL COST AND HOW THE MONEY COULD BE FOUND. MR. STEAD’S INTERVIEW WITH MR. RHODES. the second number of his paper “War against War,” Mr. W. T. Stead relates a conversation with Mr. Rhodes the peace crusade. Mr. Stead estimates that if the Czar’s proposals ...
... minds, of the relationship between the white races of South Africa. But there is not enough, and British public men are preaching 44 Peace! peace! when there is no peace. The Dutch of South Africa are to-day ignorant barbarians, who have as little con- ception ...
... normal strength of the Army at home by furnishing officers and men for outlying acquisitions, to several protectorates in Africa, and to army of occupation and an Anglo-Egyptian Army in Egypt, constituting altogether serious strain upon force which may ...
... the Bayeux In Memoriam—Mr. G/ailsl Up-to-Date. Joeydicea on the War-.P Shadows of the South Africa Committee. Say ° Suzerain I , Do. Do . An Egyptian Fragment The Grave of the South Africa Committee. Do. Do. The End of the Game. Sour Grapes. Turning the ...
... UNIFORMED OOLIATHB. A tug-of-war between Dublin and Cap# Town policemen ahould (oheervea the Renew) ba of internet. In the Capa Town polio# force there bow oa the toll 38 coneUblea of 6ft. high and over. Tha lop-noteber * ia Police-oonatable Andrew', ...
... Foreign Office Motor Car. The Jameson Raid. From the Bayeux Tapestry Up-to-Date. Shadows of the South Africa Committee. Do. Do. The Grave of the South Africa Committee. The End of the Game. Turning the Old Party Upside Down. The Apt Pupil. Lady Londonderry's ...