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... paragraph in the Times a few days ago, all the officers, well as the men, of the A:zstralian Squadron—that is, on the 12 men-of-war vessels now stetionedat Sidney. Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, and Auckland and Wellington, ?law Zealand—are authorised to send ...
... has left Paris for Central Africa. He will have as personal followers two Frenchmen and three Englishmen, and when he arrives in Africa will raise a corps of 200 or 300 porters. M. Fos has already travelled much in Africa, between the great lakes and ...
... we contemplate using our fleets in real war that we are reluctant to let them play at mimic fighting. The horizon is clearer than it has been for many a long day. We have come to terms with Franc). in West Africa, and we have made good our foothold in ...
... general, has acquiesced in war, and has not found the military life inconsi stent with the Christian profession. Yet some Christians, notably the Society ot. Friends. in modern times, have contended that on Christian principles all war is unlawful. The opinion ...
... afterwards the boat suddenly filled and sank about yards from the shore. All the war vessels in the outer harbour once sent boats to the rescue. The Edgar and the United Stales man-of-war York town were furthest away from the scene of the disaster while the Russian ...
... furtherance of a scheme for an esbitsvos Cot. Govan and the 9th lancen, are agoinit to the Matabele War. DI Bo ulh Africa to replace the 7th Busse, goon to the war. Fon baring turned a house in Paris, Academician, into a place of evil Lacroix him been ordered ...
... Secretary for War has conceded that where any of the new volunteer batteries of position hereto take their guns a distance of over 12 miles from headquarters to the ranges fixed for their gun practice, the commanding officers may charge against the War Offen ...
... ,of t e rslo. Arius' war with the Dutch Repub ios in out Africa commenced on the 11th, and on the 13th Mr. Balfour announced in the Commons, the emergency Session having com inenced,thatGovernment would ask for an additional War Office vote of 10 millions ...
... SOUTH AFRICAN T un AND While the war is ranginl tr i: south Africa, it may not (observes the Morning 44 be unieteresting - to tell the story of Khatne an ,fiis Kingdom. Khania is at a distance of 200 miles from the Brat of war, and the little kingdom he has ...
... Immaim. who accompanied him, his wounded l lobes off from below the dairr --- ;fthe whits settlers to Strong feeling Booth Africa resolute mew be taken to supper the revolt. Delesinnemb at voluntesse are se rapidly as bet in the the situation is still ...
... original estimate), £18,000; value of stores taken over from the British East Africa Company on their withdrawal from Uganda, £9500. For the Colonial Services including South Africa, £88,567 is required, in addition to £90,600 already estimated. Thin large ...
... the temperance vote at the general election, and quoted Mr. Gladstone's dicta that the evils of intemperance exceed those of war, pestilence, and famine. Ties manifesto also declared that the prevalence of intoxication was proportionate to the facilities ...