... Articles on Astronomy. Caging the Horoscope, Zoroaater and the etc. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the Criset in China an Africa, the American War and defea of Spain, t.r Heat and etc. Louden—Glen and Co.. Mt Strand. Pries 6d. Fr 7d, ...

... Correa (Port war ( vessel) [Dec2] Principe Africa (Port war vessel) San Thiago, and left 3rd for Loanda Alcyon (Fr war vessel) [4] Gaboon Lagos (a) [23] do SAM THOME sailed Salvador Correa (Portuguese war vessel)[Dec 6] Luanda Alcyou (Fr ...

... trotil)ec29] Machin' HMS Limt, Simon's Bay Avondale Castle (s) [Jan 22, 4 . A.x:] for Dela- goa Bay. Sc TABLE BAY sailed Africa (Port war revel) [Dec 28] Dehigoa Bay l'rd (s). Hansen Delaware Breakwater Miramar isl, White[3o]do Norden, Terieftn [Jan 1] Chittagong ...

... If J | It is only necessary to enumerate the various i I dramatic eituations which have occurred in China and Africa, the Spanish-Amencan war, the Anglo- feuj Egyptian reoonquest of the Soudan, and the feverish ■ | internal excitement which has almost ...

... DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA. Dr. Carl Peters last evening entertained a large company of ladies and gentlemen to dinner in the Hotel Cecil previous to his departure for South Africa Among those who sat down to dinner were Mr. H. C. Richards, Q.C., M.P., Sir ...

... WEST AFRICA But there is another diffieuliy with Piance, source of danger and of irritaiiua that has happily been removed during the agreement which arrived in regard «ur rwpeotive boundaries and »|iheiros of influomij the Woet r«»a»;t of Africa. They ...

... WEST AFRICA. - - Ai weal, Africa has been the centre of the dramatic occurrences , of the year. The opening month' of 1898 were occupied with a continuation of the discussions in Paris of the Anglo-French West African Commission, and, ren ding the settlement ...

... Compensation in West Africa. ] ortunalely, at least in this particular suggestion, the “Matin” fails to represent the aims of the d’Orsay, where any such idea would assuredly scouted as Utopian, and never be entertained for moment, unless the French ...

... the native races, the Kaffir wars, the great trekking of the Boers, the rise of Natal, and then of the extension of the Empire in South Central, and PJast Africa. The progress of the British and the French in West Africa and in the Niger basin is traced ...

... SOUTH AFRICA 00NPANY. FINANCIAL. Neese is betels, Om tbas Yee Ileard of Dimino ambled So bone OiMOS ow elms. ••••mit a as Osoliel el lie sour Woos& Is of pity* I' bs as she less deseeei IA imelt be le I. iM Ise sabseripilou. The of gold APES Illsodeisis ...

... against nation, neither shall they leara war any mw, ?? more.' ' General Laurie, X.P., wrote: As I probably have eeanrore of the hortors of war than most men, I can welcome anU measure that *ill put an end to war. Mr.'A. .Spirer, M.P., Xr. B. L. Colseu ...

... :E:lnd this week on an extended tour in Africa. The Biuhop who has charge of the African MiEssions of that Church, sails from Liverpool to-morrow for Liberia, Congo, goa, &e. 'He will then proceed to East and South Africa visiting Delagoa Bay, Bcira, and Eaetern ...