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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE INSTRUCTIONS TO SIR HERCULES ROBINSON. IMPORTANTDESPATCH. LONDON, Monday Niglit.-Tlie Press Associa- tion has to-night received from Her Majesty's Secretary for Colonial Affairs a copy of a ...
... THE WAR OPERATIONS IN WEST AFRICA GRANT OF MEDALS. S On Wednesday it was ansonooed *4* ...
... WEST AFRICA AND THE ASHANTKB WAR. Captain Shea, cf the Royal Artillery, who is at present stationed in Canada, has contributed a vigorous article t the Maritime JUoat/Ui/ Maoa-ru*^ a\, on tlie We8t-V«'tf«' 41 -sjieu writes jLiie .Asnaritees are not ...
... THE NATIVE WAR IN WEST AFRICA. The ss Ambriz, uhich arrived in the Mersey on Thursday from the west coast of Africa, brings news which corroborates the previous reports ol the capture of Orloa^a by the Bonnv n ti $, slaughter amongst the Calabar men ...
... THE WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Government are very energetic at present in sending out supplies to the West Coast of Africa. On Friday the West African Company's royal mail steamship Figretia, Commander Croft, sailed from Liverpool for the West ...
... THE WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. By mail from the West Coast of Africa despatches have been received at the Admiralty from Commodore Commerell, bearing date from the 15th to the 20th of August. On the 14th of August the Commodore had entered the River ...
... THE WAR IN AFRICA. Bir t —As • coatit re der of year ralrtabla paps, Ise testify to amine, your sottoiant fin reply to yen. oorretpeadero One Wollins Mont vonr srtitls• on the Boer Wor hare boss torn•htent throngso. These 1 poistt, howev.t, as ...
... OUR LITTLE WARS IN AFRICA, ANOTHER PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. The Press Association learns that the British Forces are engaged in another punitive expedi- tion in West Africa. Fodi Sala, a native chief, whose territories are within the British sphere of action ...
... IMPENDING WAR IN WEST AFRICA. By the arrival at Liverpool of the mail steamer Consco, news has been received of a very uneasy feeling- on the cnast. The merchants and traders were leaving Ambriz in large numbers owing to the action of tlie Portuguese ...
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... WAR LIKELY IN SOUTH AFRICA. TheCapeTown correspondent of the Times sends the following telegram:—It is believed in Pre- toria that the war with Magato and other chiefs is now inevitable. They refuse to pay taxes and generally defy the Government. The ...
... OUR LITTLE WAR IN WEST AFRICA. 200 BLUE JACKETS AND MARINES LANDED. TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE. WAR PRACTICALLY AT AN END. BATHCEST, Saturday.—At 8 o'clock yesterday morning Rear-Admiral Bedford's ships shelled tho bush in the vicinity of Gonjur, and shortly ...