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... INDIAN ELEPHANTS IN AFRICA. is reported that the African Lakes Company (Limited) are about to follow the enterprising lead of the King of the Belgians and import Indian elephants into Central Africa, for use on their new road in course construction, between ...
... METEORS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Jlr. John F. writes to The Times under date TJitenhage. Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, March :— In this part of South Africa we have just witnessed magnificent sight, such as a person can hardly expect to see more than once ...
... THE FRENCH IN NORTH AFRICA. Goletta, September 18. The French tranßport, Intripide has arrived with 1,700 troops, including 150 light cavalry. According to news brought by natives, the French troops were attacked several times by the Arabs while repairing ...
... The National Aid Society has had from the first agent in South Africa, who is also officer of the Commissariat Department, and whose experience in the Franco-German War and Ruaso-Turkish War gives him full knowledge of those things which are necessary for ...
... people of the sea. Such is the policy of the Asbantee; they make peace with one people when they wish to make war upon another ; but they make war upon all ln turn. There is not a precept The Prince ot Mnchiavelli which they have not put into practice; however ...
... FIGHTING ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Intelligence received at Madeira from Sierra Leone announces that another destructive raid having been made into British Sherbro by the war boys of the Cbief-Gbpowe and other Mendi Chiefs, Mr. Pinkett, the Administrator ...
... occasion coxswain of one of our man-of-war's cutters tirped overboard near St. Thomas's, West Coast of Africa, and before the boat could pick him there was nothing left but his hat. At Fellah Coffee, West C>ast of Africa, a most plucky thing was done by a ...
... of Africa, their habits, customs, ami religion. Commander Cameron, who was received with applanise, apologised for not having his paper prepared, but he did not believe, in detailing the manners and customs of the people of Urua, in Central Africa, this ...
... THE RECENT FIGHTING ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Correspondent of the Standard, writing from Sierra Leone on June 6, gives description of the recent fighting on the West Coast of Africa, from whioh we make the following extracts: An expeditionary ...
... piisoneis war, and domestic slaves were sold to the traders, and without doubt the desire to obtain prisoners was frequently the cause of war, and these wars have been the greatest obstacles to the civiliz ition and legitimate trade of Africa. It true ...
... WAR K WORTH. A Public Farewell Supper Will be given Min Bowman's HERMITAGE HOTEL, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, J0 P.M. PROMPT, Edward Laidler, builder, R. Coulter, blacksmith, end others, on the ere of their departure for South Africa. ...
... JOTTINGS FROM THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. By J. M. Hunter, R.N. (Concludedfrom oar last.) About four mdes from Shark's Point, and on the borders of Antonio Creek, Portuguese aud an English fV.ctory were built for the purposes of trade with the Missalongo ...