Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Sir James Dormer. General Clarke a talented soldier, and heirs the chief command of the Colonial Forests in South Africa during the war with the Basuto,. over 10 seats ago. only fitting That a memorial should be erected in St. Paul's Cathedral to Admiral ...
... the engagements are the result of a pre-arranged plan between time British officers commanding. The news from South Africa includes a War Office despatch giving details of the must serious British disaster since the ear began. thinerd • attacked Sturmberg ...
... THE FIGHTING IN AFRICA. The African Steam Ship Company's steamer Dahomey hriegs Leas of the execution of the Chief Lis an, one of the Nana s big men. Logan was brought down to Benin for trivl, one of tha indictments being that he had killed eight slaves ...
... IN DARKEST AFRICA. a recent interview between Mr. Secretary Smith and the Rev. G. A. Wilder, of the Amencan Board of Missions, and Mr. H. M. Stanley, the two gentlemen named were not surprised to learn that the wife of one of Mr. Stanley's Zanzibar ...
... THE WAR. PELT Estcourt, Mouday.—Mr. 11.1tu.,rd. hotel pro praetor et who ha* hen.. takes rare stew of time pusitlo.i of that pla+r. statut e ; 61.1 l 110110 of our ab'o to cove o tilt the weer ,I„uGtl Got. tote that hr wouhi oulc allow uwtn•u Mid ch.ldrvu ...
... coma.. has reference to affairs w the East. It well known among army men that the Cabinet and the War Office authorities are rather anxious about South Africa. A good den! will depend upon the doings of the Commission that is about to sit, and /els noon ...
... THE WAR FUND. fund has just heed opened in this 11. country for relief of widows and orphans of Irish soldiers killed or disabled in the Transvaal war; and the following subscriptions have already been received by Mr A E Hickson, 25 Denny Street. who ...
... case pledged to treat it as as act of war. Therefore war in Africa will certainlytz:pon us before many mo nths, if not went., have passedover our heads. • It will be the final struggle for the supremacy in South Africa of the Dutch and English races. 'los ...
... latter, in spite of tha Brussels Act, being well supplied with guns and powder throughout Africa. He adds that the Arabs regard his expedition as a declaration of war, and are very excited, being determined at all hazards to prevent the suppression of the ...
... WAR ADVISED. A telegram from isTevTYcric Thursday morning says—A Herald's Rio Janeiro telegram states a resolution has been presented to Congress advising war with Urugay on the ground that she supports Brazilian rebels. TIT- BFF'd OF IN TERES i. THE ...
... OF THE WAR• 11 —The llotr Republica declared war. Tba Free state annexed a Natal train. 12.—The Boets lava& d Natal. 11.—The first tired by the Boers, who destroyed an armoured train at Krasimu tiiding, taking Lieutenant Nesbitt ind thirteen men prie4mers ...
... FRENCH AND BRITISH TROOPS FIGHT IN AFRICA. MANY KILLED. Information has reached Sirra Leone of a disaster to portion of the British expedition despatched from here against the Sofas, a tribe which has given great trouble to British traders There bee been ...