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... any capacity at the seat of war. General officers and subalterns alike have tendered their services, and more than one lieutenant-colonel of a regiment has volunteered to resign his command in order to proceed to South Africa. There is much difference of ...
... THE OBSCURE VICTIMS OF WAR. Tee Times of aittorday had a leader fro which we make the following extract : A paragraph which we pointed in our military Intelligence of Thursday invites attention to one of the aspects of war, which is a little too apt to ...
... ITEMS OF THE WAR. In consequence of the war forty Prussian timber eh/ps detained at the port of Itla. In the battle of Froschwllter the chief of Marshal M'Afahon's staff, General Colson, Wu killed at tho roamers side. General Raoult U missing. Outside ...
... THI WAR SPIRII On turning back the pages of modern history a war is found to occur so many times every century in almost every country on the face of the globe. No country has ever passed through a century of existence without a war. Al a matter of fact ...
... India pay almost the whole cost of the Afghan war, there is almost a paramount claim of justice in requiring from the colonies in South Africa a substantial contribution in aid of the expenses of the Zulu war. Oor troubles in Afghanistan were at all events ...
... de. tense of our Indian possessions. Thus we have had probably ten Caps wars, we have had three China wars, we have had the Persian war, the Abyssinian war, the Ituesian-Crimean war, and at this vmy moment we have trouble of the moat serious ...
... disappointment in Africa. There had been two Afghan wars, for which there had been no particular reason. Three Burmese wars and the Crimean war, the latter costing quite 1,000,000 of lives. There had been the Alexandria bombardment and the Soudan ...
... node the rase of his country famous in the history of war. The reputation of Sir Rowland HUI was woe I. another way, but it ought not to be lees enduring. If peace has her victories as well as war, the fame of the great Postal reformer will long stand ...
... 1859. THE WAR IN ITALY. The war at present progresses but slowly. mad the is rather fatigued in reading of the • l orAtiorte which hare been made, with welt larime molts On both i ht ion , ',memento. which bespeak a determination the war shall he fierce ...
... DECLARATION OP WAR BETWIXT SPAIN AND MOROCCO. Oct I. Omer& O'Donnell announced at hie intent of the Orgies .on ly that the Spanish Glieruniont had ortkred its .epre. at Tangier to take his departure. It Is exprvied that Oorernment will communicate to•nrecow ...
... missionary labour in Africa, among them being the immense tract of country and the few agents engaged in the work of chnstianization. For instance, there wore not many more than 100 agents throughout the whole of western and southern Africa. Another difficulty ...
... Edgembe. veins received with great Mammon. who congratu. cordiality by icemen in South Africa. bated the General Lord Chelmsford went to the -fatted the Quarter. where n• both ofwhic h Barracks, Devonport, and by the piasters of the 20th and 25th Begins) ...