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... British jurisdiction tbe Equator, bat be had not thought it advisable to proceed with the measure while war continued at the eastern frontiers. tbe war was not yet terminated no step had been taken for the preparation of the measure. ...
... tenderest sympathy evtn into the heart of the British capitalist. If South Africa had nothing to depend on but the justice or mere}' of London parliament, woe to South Africa ! Let them raise a column and triumphal arch the pledge—let them christen the ...
... OorgovernnieDt organised formidable naval expedi- lion to Japan. Three first-clasa steamers, three sloops, and | one brig of war, with store ship, arc to conetitut* the warlike squadron Commodore Perry, in singular, curious, if not illegal enterprise. The ...
... destinies are those of Europe will happier.” AMERICA. (from ouh own Conn kspondent ) Liverpool, Monday. The royal mail steam-ship Africa, Captain Harrison, which sailed from New-York on the 6th instant, entered the Mersey at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, ...
... assistance for the religious education of the people of Pitcairn’s Island, and to induce the government t© allow English ships of war to visit the island oitei er than they now do. The individual alluded to is about sixty years of age, and about twenty five ...
... la 0d I .. la .. la Od Dhplorarlk Kccidmbt There reason fear that felucca captured by H.M.S. Sampeon, off the coast of Africa,, in October last, ha* bMn loet, with prise crew oo board . oonaisting of Lieutenant Gilbert Elliot, Mr. Wood, and 12 seamen ...
... r**criv»* the medal. Soldiers, this distinction. I repeat, is but trifling matter tor tbe immense services which both here end in Africa you render to France ; but receive it as an encouragement to maintain intact that military feeling which does you eo much ...
... 19.—We sail this day . the wind is full against us, blowing straight up the bay—no matte —the commodore has sent the Geyser war steamer to tow us out; have got tbe hawser fixed, and are moving slowly down the broad expanse of False Bay. mouutai s are fading ...
... with respectful consideration their counsels, and when the team stopped at Amboise, he suddenly announced to the Minister of War that was going to loosen the bonds of Abdel Kader. Gem ral St. Arnaud was overcome with aNtonwhment; but did not dare to remonstrate ...
... the Sandwi MERICA. November. There i at present. San Francisco ha: ALIFORNIA, MEXICO, &., & fuifilment of all the AL OF THE AFRICA. dalged concerning hb R OWN CORRESPONDENT, prosperity and comf Liverpool, Sun day Evening. an ample and sure 1 le. & ee Boe ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (from our own Liverpool, Monday. The royal roail steam-ship Africa, Captain Uarrison, which sailed from New York on the 14ib, entered the Mersey yesterday morning, having board 108 passengers. Kossuth god bia wife, and ...
... pledge tbe spot, though sore against their will, for this little town lives solely by the dockyard and the custom of man-of war’s men. Watch has been set « j>hon?(men with te 1 escapes called “committee vigilance to keep a constant eye upon lbs Neptune ...