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... of the whole of the inhabitants of “entral Africa. This latter task being hopeless, he gave it up. When they arrived at Khartum, they found the Barre people, the most warlike tribe of Central Africa, at war; and the native troops declared that they must ...
... million people were without votes England owing to the absurd election laws, the Jingoes should have urged England to go to war South Africa order to get votes for the l. itbnders. Mr. Ghamboriain had gone down in public estimation, and was a detected fraud ...
... brought the meeting toa close. | Tre War.—The following letter has. been received by Dr. Henry MacCormac in reply to his communication on the tubject of the pre- servation of the health in West Africa: Guards, War Office, 11th November, direction of H ...
... (Limited) bave joat added Ibis new • twiu-screw atciuner ran Lbeir Royal mail scr- I Vice between Southampton South Africa. Tbo | Scot war and eoKiueoredby Meaera.Wm.Denny jjfoa,. DauiUartun, Irani yard abo was ■ >: suebed December dO. Soot is far toe large ...
... which led that war or into the military conditions under which the war had been waged, still less into the results which roust follow from the war. It was sufficient to say whM had been over and over again asserted his colleagues, that no war was ever entered ...
... INTELLIGENCE received by the Cape steamer indicates that war between the Transvaal and the was on the point of breaking out. The cause isa dispute as to boundaries and the de- predations committed Zulus upon farmers. Troops were being pas forward to the ...
... spirits at the change in their destination, and all are now busily engaged preparing to leave on the 20th for the ecene of war. The voyage will ocoupy three weeks. Ceylon will thus send the first reinforcements to the army at the Cape, as was the case ...
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... A LITTLE WAR IN AFRICA Tus Times publishes the following letter, dated Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Coast of Africa, December has just been reported that the gxpedition under the Licutenant-Governor, in giving 2 gue xl of the Kosfohs, has Lurned three ...
... THREATENED WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA A correspondent, writing from Capo Colony on February 7th, says:—Affairs Basutoland are now in very critical condition. Another troublesome native war is on the point of beginning, and one which it will useless to try to ...
... ANOTHER WAR IN SOUTH (THIS DAY'S TIMES TELEGRAN.] Oatcurra, Suapar.—The myetary in which the iutentions of the Ameer and Yakoob Khan srg shrouded still continues. Tae latest intelligence indicates that the Ameer is still at Balkh. His intentions ean only ...
... THE WAR ON THE COAST OF { grrens received by the Western Morniny News | ; from its Cape Coast Castle correspondent, dated | j 26th August, give details of operations hitherto recorded. On the 16th, about 1,500 men of Appossa, Ohamah, and Toorady, essayed ...