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... iktat R*u uuo. I>* bop«» BIIU- Op«a bfttl PM* •» Urn «.K O M C T BOOR. BOTCKOO. QOLOSSAL J)IORAMA THE CONTINENT AND AFRICA. THE ABHANTKE WAR I VIEWS nightly: iRTBO BCCCB6II Pi by tbr The fiaaat B.hlkfUan the Cay.' (Sea opuUonai EVERY KIOHT • o'Cloak. EiblWVloaa ...
... brmverr, b« al*> the mfwaaiMity and judtciua* cuo> dttCt jffr. JuiMcon't rtrimrr hare rolled war Africa. trade and aetling world A re» station of ooafideoce war earned. tbc Gena Eepeeora being hiiaaii. OFFICIAL GERMAN VIEW. AUSTRIA DISAPPROVES GERMANY'S ...
... whilst guarding their independence, to break clouds which not onlr seemed menace the Republic, but the whole South Africa, and make war for clear light. means of peaceful co-operation looked forward 1 ...
... in the territory—the 21st, 58th, and 94th—while the single cavalry regiment (the Ist Dragoon Guards) left in South Africa after the war was not] long ago sent India. To crush the Boer rebellion mounted troops will be absolutely necessary, as the rebels ...
... to 154. Mid Ingli* Preference—a 4. 74. OoMofidrted Guldfield* Deferred were steady and unefaansad 54- British .South Africa Chartered war* unaltered 3 1116. Killaloe Slate* were dealt in 15a 6d. Amort Preference repeated 6 7-16, and Crowe, Wilson Preference ...
... couTohioos. followed by great wars and migrations. He recommended all travellers to note down words, eo that they might see the links j w.ii.-U would ahow I. -two. the eastern and , western tribes. The popnlatioo Africa had never been den*- enough Ihl ...
... Fleet rtreet, EC.. Tuesday Ni?ht. A very ominous incident, which may icalr for peace or war. occurred the House o Common* te-night, when the discussion ...
... La«ly-Tn.th had never left it* nnaratv. Ti I»r,»s A«*o ...
... honour the country was war. Though trusted the war might not very onerous or prolonged, and though it was not very lormidable in relation to the power with whom wo were immediately engaged, yet it could scarcely conoeaied that it was a war which might poeubiy ...
... ol every year lie will locale himsrlf «t the Bristol estremity of his di-cese ilab.tl MILITAHY SETTLEMENT—BKITISH SOUTH AFRICA. War Depart met. t, Sept. Four ran. The Cup of Sovs. •> • - - 1. The racers, non-commwioned officers, anti soldiers ol the Briti'h ...
... India never have been known tho days the mutiny: they have troubled you m Asia with war ct which you don’t know wnen you will rid (cbeersl. They have in Africa abother war on their hands equally fruitions, and X afraid equally cruel* Tn«y nave disturbed ...
... General Komaroff. Vice-Admiral Cbeatakoff will iu a few days inspect the men-of-war lying in the Crouatadt Roads, which are to joined by the cruiser Africa and tho war vessel Scobeleff. Commission composed of staff officers and naval officers left Cronstadt ...