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... ofthe hlerd sand. i eh fotloWing is a list of the ships of war on the £a- 'lifax station, on the tii ltistant:- 'I'he Sani Domingo (Admiral Sir J. B. WVarren), Pole- tiers and Africa, men of war; Spartan, Mai,!stone, Nymph, 4 Acassa, Belvidera, ARolus, ...
... of l Britishl rle anUdl it esenti-' justice, aiod regret the LLro-,i pirsued by the Transvaal in plunging j S S.,uth Africa into war stoner tihan yield: but t It Jet co i.tll-S tn making a public pronounce- tI1t before their OWti people, Ethey dare itoc ...
... THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. SP]tECH BY MR CECIL RIHODES. The fourth annual meeting of the British South Africa Company was held yesterday at Caunoa Street Hotel, London. The great hall was crowded to suffocation by eleven o'clock, although the ...
... and Makololo. This war probably will not directly affect this region, as we are con- siderably out of the ordinary line of trafio, bat all feel that to missionary interests and to the interests of commerce in this part of Africa such continual feuds ...
... THE BRITISR SOUTI! AFRICA i COMPANY. THEi CHANGE IN ADMITINUSTRATION. MRL CI-,MB1UARLAIS1`R PID3OAL5, A, Parliamentary paper was ieaiaed yeattr- day (1o1tAining ~pnec which hai. pa-sed relating to the proposed changes- in the adrainistration of the British ...
... ARTICLES OUwR SOLDIERS REQUIRE. The War Offie ehas supplied the press -with the following list of articles required by the British -troopsin Soutth Africa, prepared from idie43est'in- formation available at the War Office, but it does not pretend to be ...
... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA UOMPANY.. DIRECTORS' REPORT. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. MR RHODES TO BIE PROPOSED FOR RE- ELECTION. W\e have been furnished witls an advance copy of the British South Africa Company's directors' repsirts, and accotunts: for tim two yenrs ...
... THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY AND MIATABELELAND. A correspondent of the Times writing from Buluwayo, Matabeleland, South Africa, says :-The Imcerirl mission which conveyed the Royal letter from Her Majesty to Lobengula, the Chief of nat. abeleland ...
... The Iso canoes again toon to flight, and re- I inisred through the day tir out of gunshot, and watohed tbe i h nod' gaiee of war in tolerable security. The boats of the equadron ln , v re in tivo divisions, oie under the Commodore, the second tra it rd ...
... regionn of Africa iiubject tii the .lave trade, except under certimint woll-dflained reit rictions. Since tho framin mg of the agreoll- ment, Greatl Britain ianl] Belgium have faith- fully carried out itr, provisions, but in Bn-itifil (,Central Africa and in ...
... The entire trade of East Africa has v long been in the hands of wealthy resident British Indian merchants, themselves large plantation e owners, who would gladly welcome and encourage I their countrymen to settle in Africa. The directors Jare prqpared ...
... refused, pro- bably the next move will be toward Shanharkuan, and thence to Pekin. It is no longer war for Corean reforms only. ANOTHER GOLD DISCOVERY IN AFRICA. 5 -- (REUTiR's TELEGRAM.) Cape Town, Tuesday.-A valuable discovery of gold, copper, and diamonds ...