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... liberty. The means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. PARCELLING OUT EUROPE. If Austria did not accept the ...
... AMERICA. By British awl Americas Royal ship Africa. which is the Mersey es Mesday sight, we have received days latsv from ell pasts of the United States aid British America. The Africa kit New York.. the 17th with 40 passessess, dollars I. specie es ...
... liberty. The means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the alliance of the ill ahomedau possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. PARCELLING OUT EUROPE. If Austria did not accept ...
... part dour bilks world are epeeist for the of Christi/salty. In the Wm* Wks the cry is load. I. Africa war is riding woad and amid oar stations. In Western Africa, sow, wide, sad wufully benighted fields are oar approach. In Australia a discovery of gold ...
... | F = 5 Callingat HALIFAX toland andreceive ‘assengers and her Majesty’s Mails. ARABIAC.H.E.Jopxins Captains. AFRICA War. Captains. -ALzx. AMERICA W.J._C. ARRISON PERSIA. AS: A.. -Eow. G. Lott NIAGARA JOHN + uEITCH | CANADA EUROPA ...
... AFRICA. A 72171TL1R. WAR. Iptaiß Prete% commodore of the French stitusdron on the coast, bad lately returned from a lengthened visit to the ling of Dahomey. The object of the Commodor's visit appears to have been to obtain from the King the exclusive ...
... convulsions of the time drove him back, and he turned towards Paris, He here made arrangements for a journey in North Africa, but war again prevented him, and his wandering was confined to Spain. Here he organised a discovery expedition to South America ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The war has made no material advance. The latest intelligence appears in the following communication from the South African Commercial Advertiser of the December: Not a word has yet been heard of peace sn. any quarter; | nor is it known ...
... th rt e edto, course of a few hours. THE ARMY. CONDITIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF A MILITARY SETTLEMENT IN BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. . . War Department, Sept. 24. 1. Tho officers, non•commissioned officers, and soldiers of the British German Legion, may claim ...
... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1853. settlers; and generally, it was stated that all that part of the country was in a state of peace. AFRICA. WAR AT LAGOS. Intelligence has been received of renewed hostilities having taken place at Lagos. On the .sth August, at an early ...
... EreaiKo. la to Moow.SirC. Wood toMlw iw«- tod Ihal ikora waaoot tke aUffktoat H.M.toip NerbadiU, wkiek Mt tkooaat «f Africa. Mr Or war gar* aotiae that a poo aa rorirday ka ■kaald BMva a rcaatattoa raqiactiac toftara ia Udia. la raahr to Mr llawtll. Lard ...
... liberty. The means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the paqition between the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. If Austria did not accept the proposals of Villa. franca ...