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... which the French Commanders think consistent with their national character and honour to carry on hostilities in North Africa. War, under any circumstances and in ail its phases, is deplorable enough, and brings with it, as many of our readers can personally ...
... Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster-General in South Africa : 16th December, 1880. Brevet Major Edward Essex, 75th Foot, to be Deputy Assistant-Adjutant and Quartermaster-General in South Africa : 9th December, 1880. Captain and Brevet Major Joseph Ruscombe ...
... of the Depot Battalions of the nineteen Regiments of Infantry serving in Africa. These Regiments have two Battalions each, with their Colonels and Staff, &c., in Africa, on the War Establishment. The 3d Battalions and the Depots are in France, and thus ...
... abandoning our settlements here is to use the language of the ctaven. Withdraw British protection from Western Africa, and internecine war would spring like flame on all sides, the sanctuary afforded to slaves would be destroyed, the civilising influences ...
... wherever they meet them. Africa.— -The war in Africa continues the all-absorbing theme of discussion in the Paris papers. The Constilutionnel intimates, that the French Government intends to take the most effective steps to carry on the war ; that is, to resort ...
... their predecessors and the courage, patience, and energy which they cease not to display in the lengthened and harassing war Africa prove, that ever, and everywhere, they will correspond with the exigencies of their country. The former were the objects ...
... announce a fifth edition, showing the Zulu (South Africa) war ribbon, of Colonel Brine’s British Decorations,” from the year 1348 to the present time, together with those given by allies. The Afghan war medal and ribbon will not be settled until the close ...
... Carriages at 5 and 10. ROYAL June 18, 1879. •Sc dazette. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1879. The Golden Mean in South Africa. THE Zulu war still draws its slow length along, with such occasional incidents as seem to suggest more than is realised and, no ...
... State. The songs, which have been carefully collected and revised at the instance of the War Ministry, consist of 159 solos and 117 quartets, with notes. They embrace war,” “march,” and “national” songs. The same book has been issued for general circulation ...
... South Africa. The Daily News learns from the Cape Colony that the colonists, rather than consent to resume the Basuto war, will insist on the abandonment of Basutoland, and leave the Imperial Government either to do the same or to take the Basutos under ...
... The Fate of Northern Africa. AN impression seems to prevail that the impending war between Turkey and Greece —notwithstanding all that we hear of pacific nostrums —is fully arranged to come off with the least possible delay; and, that it will draw in ...
... COAST OF AFRICA. Bathurst, River Gambia.—A war has broken out in this river between the English and the Madingnes. The British Force comprises the Ist and 2nd West India Regiments, River Gambia Artillery, 600 Volunteers, a Land Transport Corps 240 strong ...