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... brig Durham bound west; April 27. pawed the barque Anne Jane, from Demerara, bound east; April 28. oft Tuakar. parsed the Africa (r.m.a), hence for New York. akjuyzd.—'Yesterday: March Hare, from Witham. Belize—Levanter, Fowler. Mobile— Kpbrsim Williams ...
... situations. BOER OR BRITON? - 0 R EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL WHITES., On January 5th will appear the first instalment of a powerful WAR SERI'AL iviih the above title, from the pen of Mr. James S. 33orlase, author of To Avenge Gordonl1 ''Ilaler Than Death, ...
... situations& BOER OR BRITON? - OR EQUAL. RIGHTS FOR ALL WHITES. Next ]ridlv uill appear the frest instalment of a powerful WAR S E RIAL i tile nlrv, tile, from the pen of Mr. James S. Borlase, author of To Avenge Gordon! l):atht' T'hIsI Dcath, etc. ...
... SEVERALL Ercoaavlsos 5% WeoOS. Then, oh I protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of hismerit, - All should pure justice urge the war, He'll show his daring spirit. Rushtofesa VeAghted Tar. BY EGERTON SMITH. verpool: -Printed by RcSHTON and MELLIN ,and sold ...
... and Mr. Jesse Col- liugs. Sir Charles Dilke w~ill preside, FRENCH ANNEXATION IN AFRICA. The Corisco, which arrived in Liverpool on Thursday from the South-west Coast ofl Africa, brings confirma- tiou of the report that the French bad annexed Ngove, notw ...
... narra-ive of bairtresdth sreapess and remnab-itlle adventures in THE SEltf-ltd WAIl, THlE RUTSSO-TUR SEm WAV', THE FRANCO -GEICIAN WAR, ATE ZULU WAl. etc.. etc., e and is folly illustrated by Stanlcy L. Wood. Y CASsrLL & COMPANY, LIMITED; andall Bookseller. ...
... Mr. then argues for a complete revision of the international maritime code, especially as regards merchant vessels In time war, and concludes by expressing his bulief that any interference by England France In the affairs America, whether by breaking ...
... Food !S Analyst to H.M. Government); And the present Consulting Physician to the Company, WILAA.SITH, Es. ?? F.ILS. Edin. 0 WAR OFFICE ORDERS. - In recognition of the peculiar suitability and great value of BOVRIL FOR. FIELD HOSPITALUE and in acknowledgment ...
... example,during the Crimean war, and yet new see these same people shorn of half their strength, and that half turned against them, threatening England more fiercely than ever, although the latter Power bi not engaged in war, and was never better armed ...
... a civil war taking place in the Statcp, the principal source from whence cotton is derived would seriously aff.cted, and manufacturer* compelled to look for supplies from other portions of the globe. It has recently been shown that in Africa, India, and ...
... hIVE WElEMS. TEHRE PLRFORMANNO;5 DAILT Dt-RISO .t'VIEIT.WB9, at 11 anm,, 2 30 p.rm,, rad 7 30 pd. .AVAGE SOUTH AFRICA. : 9AVAI^E SOUTH AFRICA. THE 10CibT r1RMl.APABLL SPECTACLE EVER SHOWN.. NOT PlCTURESS BUT TEIE RZAL THiNG. A WONDFRFt'L-LY IALISTIC Snd ...
... E. Indies Thetis, Devonport Foxhound, Holyhead Thtle, Portsmouth Frelic, Went Coast of Africa Thrasher, Portsmouth Gedfiy, Cape of Good Hope rounderer, Curfus war- Oanges, Falmouth Hiol ler, Capo of Good inary Giannet, Red Sea Hope ravel Garnet, ordered ...