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... COAST F AFRICA. WAR AT NEW CALABAR—MR, STANLEY AT SIEBBA LEONE, Tus British and African Company’s Royal mail steamer Boany, with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Afri ica, arrived in the Mersey on Wednesday morning. She reports that trade on ...
... LORD WOL6ELET AT THE WAR OFFICE. London. Sunday. WolsHey waa busy for several hoar* at the War Office yeeterday. area will no farther despatch of extra troops from Erglaud Sooth Africa unless war with the Trxnaroal ia inevitable. The ’■ Birmingham Mail ...
... Liberal Loxpos, of the Besides the disturbod etate of Ex i aceen- Mo jesty’s Gui Trament anticipating to the iv South Africa, War stares are being « t ought Cape by ali the Castle Line of romised | England. Me-=re. Donald Currie & | tieh ins tamxs waived ...
... Church, Pimlico, with semi-choral ect ald be no floral decorations, The bride and bri arecousine. Captain who e the South Africa» war, 1881, is the ol edings the of the late Major Hi re. B.E., of B Leominster. Conetar well Alexander is the widow of Mr. n ...
... Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Barks—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Great Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN ROYPT—The Massaores of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Deimos of Europeans. • liandCourt Decisions in Dungannon ...
... Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Great Fire. Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN EGYPT—The Massacres of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Defence of Europeans. Land Court Decisions in Dungannon ...
... Men have staked their prospects, their capital, and their lives upon the succoeaful prosecution of reclaiming Southern Africa. This war not carried Imperial troops in furthersnoo some policy of which they know nothing. is waged the very men whoso intoreeta ...
... is every reason to fear, indeed, that ere long the question will widen into war races, and that it will not be in tne Transvaal alone, bat throughout South Africa, that the war English or Butch supremacy will have to be fought oat. At Pietermaritzburg ...
... Carriui’tou, WEST AFRICA. END NATIVE WAR. LrvFßpooi., \Vkbnr-!ht. The British and African steamer Revanna. from the Wo«l Coast of Afnca. bring* intelligence that the Consul prc. sided tho palaver which settle ment of the Now Calahar war was cffec'.e I. ...
... Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Oreat Fire. Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN EGYPT—The Massacres of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Defence of Europeans. Land Court Decisione in Dungannon ...
... Khartoum Bays, My , WALTHA3I was the timekeeper for the Canip ' An Officer with Sir Charles Warren'a Expedition, South Africa, My WALTHAM war the only reliable watch amour Pules £ • d Sterling Silver, Key-winding 2 2 0 Keyless 3 3 0 180. Gold Key-winding ...
... prorogued on the 30th. The Church Asaeciation demand m>m the bishop changes in the constitution of the Churches in South Africa. The Transvaal war rumours are subsiding. Sir Garnet Wolseley is reported to be about to proceed thither. ...