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... DRIFT HERO, Sergt. Sheenan, who served at Rorke's Drift and in all engagements with the 50:h Regiment of Foot in the South Africa War under Sir Evelyn Wood, was buried at Aldershot Cermetery yesterday with full military honors, The band and pipers of the ...
... and on Agronomy, eroding the Morose ire, Zornaster and the Magi, etc. N.E.--Zadkiel foretold the i in 'llium ith? Africa. the American War and defea Heat and Irrorgiit, etc. London Illen rind 326. Strand. try coat id. _ Tit ESTAT}Z ; ETT INVESTMENT RECORD ...
... them knew how important a matter it to keep their tyrant in A good temper. Sint, not even the forked high • g of Equatorial Africa WAR more perilous I an life than the anger of the Khalif*. His son, ere prostrating I • self, had inaile A quick and almost ...
... BRITISH WEST AFRICA. FREE TOWN (SIERRA. LEONE), Sunday. The British force operating in the interior has reached Waima. The Goras, on Siberian territory, are reported to be threatening to attack the towns on the British frontier. The Governor, Sir F. Cardew ...
... STEAMSHIPS FOR AFRICA. CAPE, &e. - - UNION LINE MAIL STEAMERS to , OftLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA. NATAL and Ater AFRICA. and MADEIRA and TEN& ROW.. TWIN SCREW FLEET. DEPARTURES from SOUTHAMPTON wary SATURDAY. NORMAN (twin screw) .TI Kacteint Tab. 15 ...
... WEST AFRICA. EEL TS& 'S 1.01.2“, LAGOS. V The difficulty with the Egbas over the con sion of land demanded by the Government oonstruction of a railway has been ann.i.:y adjusted. Yesterday an agreumant WILS e!uded between tho Lagos Government Egba authorities ...
... place by war, if necessary. I was for negotiation, and, of his own; that, no matter who may own the official if this failed, for arbitration. The French were wise umbrella, we are too much inclined to seek shelter under enough not to go to war for a meatless ...
... No. 1847. SPORTING NOTES. Accobdinq to Lord Salisbury the future policy for Central Africa will be Bhodes and railways. As London has reduced Colonial postage to penny a letter, perhaps one ol the Colonies will send her the letter she is most in need ...
... seajority of LiberaLs wvere ready to accept the present obligation, but they were against further territorial ex- pn'isien in Africa. If they accepted the result |or tho E~xpditior, the differences of opinion in the party would become less and less until ...
... CASTLE LINE.—CAPE and NATAL alarms for AFRICA. —TII• 0 leave LONDON India Dock FRIDAY. ea from SOUTHAMPTON arra RATIIRDAY. A — R - I•NDEL CASTLE .via Canarics Feb. li.Feb. 25 NORMAN CAISTLI via Madeira Mar. 3. Mar. 4 ROBLIN CASTLE via canariee ...
... [February 25, 1899. action as Minister of War had been conduci with the greatest regard for exactitude. The France Militaire states that practice with the coast batteries and forts between Boulogne and Calais on February 10 and 11 was quite m the ordinary ...
... Royal Niger Company's Force, Uganda Rifles, British Central Africa Protectorate. British East Africa Protectorate. British South African Police, should apply to the Under Secretary of State for War through the usual channels. 2. Officers of from three to ...