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... Hanbury Williams, Esq., and Sir Theophilus St. George, Bart., to be Assistant Magistrates for the District of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, DEC. 14. 93d Regiment of Foot.—Major Gen. E. Parkinson, C.B , to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General W. Wemyss, ...
... 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 ...
... confidence everywhere. Emigration will tend to put down intestine African wars. The normal state of Africa is war, followed by captivity. Commerce and civilisation must root out war. Each new emigration depot will ba a bond for peace. The emigrants will ...
... of treaties with the chitis of Africa, prohibiting the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on the coast of Africa, to enforce these treaties. As ...
... make related to the paying ow the Exchequer Bonds and to the war sinking fund. If the passing of the Exchequer Bonds Bill was a matter of urgency, he would reserve what he had to say until the war sinking fund question came before them. The CHANCELLOR of ...
... abrogation of which he desired, to promote the pacification ot Africa by making war against all the rest of the world. He maintained that the officers whom we sent to the coast of Africa with instructions from the Foreign Office for the suppression of ...
... WAR IN AFRICA. GAMBIA, AUGUST 20. Having returned here, I was rather surprised to find that during my short absence there had been a small war. Doubtless ere this you have seen an account of this affair, so I will not give you any details of the matter ...
... WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Mr. HUNIT, asked whether the noble lord at the head of the government had any objection to lay upon the table such documents as contained information of the circumstances connected with the war on the west coast of Africa ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. The Cygnet, 8, Commander David Robertson, arrived at Spithead on Sunday evening from the coast of Africa. Her dates are, St. Helena, the 10th January; Ascension, the 12th January;i and Sierra Leone, the Ist February. She brings letters ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. Her Majesty's steam-frigate Penelope, 16, Captain Lyster, with the flag of Admiral Bruce, and the Teazer, steam gun-vessel, were at St. Helena, from the west coast of Africa. THE CAPE. The commander in chief, Commodore Wyvill, in ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. The African Royal Mail Steam-Shipping Company's ship Faith, Captain Parsons, with mails in charge of Lieutenant Ward, R.N., has arrived in the river, bringing also a cargo of 225 puncheons of palm oil, 1625 bags of ginger, 426 bags ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. Our Plymouth correspondent has been favoured with the following extract of a private letter from one of the ships of the squadron on the coast of Africa : Lagos, Oct. 4, 1856. We expect a serious row here soon. It appears that ...