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... in a condemnatory tone. The Kaffir War is one of those inheritances that the Whigs have bequeathed to the country, for the enjoyment of which lime and money will be required. We were needlessly embroiled in that war by the unaccountable blundering of ...
... evening in the Admiralty ateam-yaebt Black Eagle, Master Commander Policy, fortbc Channel Islands His Nurivegian Majesty’s war brigantine Sleipner, 4, Captain Lieutenant’’ Fleischer, arrived at Spithead yesterday evening, from Fredcricksvaern, last from ...
... passengers by hse British and North Americau mail steam-ship Africa, arrived at Liverpool yesterday morning, were the ex-gover- nor of Hungary and his lady. Before taking a passage on board the Africa, M. Kossuth had signified his intention of sailing in the ...
... RIOTS AT STOCKPORT. (from the JOHN BULL.) The campaign is opened; the priests are chuckling. The war which they long kindle in England—civil, religious war—bas commenced. Blood has flowed ; human life bas been sacrificed. The Popish rabble has been put ...
... pawwgere by the Britleb and North American mail eteam-ahip Africa, arrired at Liverpool yeaterday morning, were tba ex-governor of Hungary and bis lady. Before taking passage on beard the Africa, M. Koeauth had signified hie intention of •ailing the Washington ...
... say that the climate of Liberia was the most healthful on the void of Africa. But in point bet there was no such thing as contagious disease on the omit Every foreigner going to Africa carried fever with him, it being nothing Oor less than the acclimatizing ...
... grown up, the capital of which bid fair to be th,. London of Africa. The earner !burst then briefly addressed the meeting, after a , the doxology was sung and the meeting separatol. Ile saw Africa. t • dlarly Identified. in dark triumphal our. What ha ...
... Saunders't Neics-Letter of yesterday : The campaign is opened ; the priests are chuckling. The war which they long to kindle England—civil, religious war— i has commenced. Blood has flowed; human life baa been sacrificed. The Popish rabble has been pot ...
... 121 passengers, the wmal mails, and ipseis on freight to the amount of 404,400 dol.. She reports passing the Cunard steamer Africa entering New York bay an Obit evening of the 30th uh. She also spoke the Asia, wolf to New York, about half way aco•ss the ...
... their amain fur a breach el the pawn. THE RELIGIOUS WAR IN STOCKPORT. (nen vas :on sem) The campaign is opened ; the prism an chuckling. The war which they long to kindle In England—civil, religious war—hal commenced. Blood hes lowed; human life has been ...
... AMERICA. (FROML OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.) New York, June 2f. TaoxAg F. MEAGHNR.-Iu my last I mentioned that T. P. 'Meagher war preiented by the Meagber. Club with Spark'a L;fe of Wasbington and Bancrofts History of the United stats. On St. John'i Day ...
... 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 ...