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... Articles on Astronomy, Casting the Horoscope. Zoroaster and the Magi, &c. NJ3.—Zadkiel foretold the Crises in China and Africa, the American War and Defeat of Spain, the Heat and Drought, dec. LONDON: GLEN & CO., 328, Strand. Price 6d. by post 7d. 16607 HUGHES'S ...
... THE STARS, Useful Tables, the Horoscope of the King of Italy, and Instructive Articles. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the War in China, the General Election a.nd change in the Cabinet, the Assassination of the late King of Italy, the et ...
... Articles on Astronomy, Casting the Horoscope, Zoroaster and the Magi, &c. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the Crises in China and Africa, the American War and Defeat of Spain, the Heat and Drought, &c. LONDON: GLEN & CO.. 328. Strand. Price 6d. by post 7d. 16607 T> APHAEL'S ...
... operations of the army in South Africa, where there are aigus of changing fortuue in favour of the British forces, to the reform of army methods at home. The reverses and the gigantic nature of the task in South Africa are producing good results in turning ...
... interfered with by the war in Sonth Africa. 'l:h( committee hoped that the Liberal party would endeavour to obtain a per-a- nent settlement of the Sonth African problem, and urged that the interests of all parties in South Africa should be considered in ...
... Has the war spoils oar nurses ? A matron Of One of the London hospitals tells the Hospital Nursing Mirror th-U she is rather afraid that the nurses who went to South Africa from civilian hospitals miy find the ordinary routine of ward v. ork somewhat ...
... Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. SOUTH AFRICA. The Earl of CARNARVON asked whether Sir H. Hulwer and Colonel Lanyon were recalled or superseded, or whether they would be retained in South Africa ? Whether the colony of Natal and the province of ...
... In a word, she should prepare to tight RoC: though it were a caee of war inevitably breaking oat to- morrow, so that we may be able to ,y.y to tit. British that we do noi want war, bnt that we carry it on if our internets require it, and if owt national ...
... contingents have sailed about 6,000 men will have left from tbeso shores for tho war. The populace here raoeive vith diemay the aoaounts of the British reverEes at the seat of ,war. The news has stirred the blaod of all English speaking people iu the Colonies ...
... noticing the wars in which our ettutttry has played so Unfortunate a pait via. en the puliticai aspect of these horrid war si shall not attempt t.. dwell. This is not the platform m tlien party politics cnrictt We car. only toek en war m any caw, carried ...
... before the war, Boor and Briton alike relied upon |j- than before ail other remedies as tbe universal Household .Medicine, and wbere they |> are one of the nnmerous commodities which the Boers baye*be £ a ...
... ZULU KAFFIRS, or Wildmen of Africa, the only Men of their Race ever brought to this Country. The collection also contains Leopards and Panthers, Bears, Wolves, and Hyaenas, the Great Ursine Sloth of India, White Bears, Team of War Camels from Inker- mann ...