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... perfectly weary of centralisation and Colonial Secretaries. They were gradually giving up the war, and leaving the soldiers to fight their own way. Altogether the war was active and unpromising to England as at any time these two years ; and the prospect of ...
... Piuto the 18th of November. Four French war steamers were lying in Goree. on the 23rd of November. The French war steamer Cadette entered Teneriffe on the 18th November. Brazilian sloop of war and Portuguese brig of war Were at anchor at Madeira, and the Prussian ...
... GREAT AMERICA, the iteam-sbip Africa y which arrived in Liverpool on Monday night, hare four day*’ later intelligence from the United State* and British America than «e were prerioonly posaession of per the Arctic. The Africa forty.three passenger*, and ...
... AMERICA. Bj tb* •tMCB-«bip Africa, »rrl»«d littrpool oigbt, have four d»y» , later fro« Ike Usited SUtea aad Briluh America than were prenon.ly is poaeewieo of per the Arctic. The Africa paaeeogers, and 101,923 dole, la specie. The foneral obeeqoiee of ...
... weekly supply WILD TURKEYS, PARTRIDGES, and the worldrenowned CAURAN BACK DUCKS supply which ho has Just received, per the Africa, this week. The Valley of the Mississippi has been ranged for the present supply, which will be kept “P during the season ...
... bo considered defeated, as contrary to their proposition, the now Upper Chamber will be nominated by the Crown. THE BURMESE WAR.—We hare receired, in anticipation of the Orerland mail, the following telegraphic dispatch, dated Trieste, November 28” : The ...
... effect was returned. Qnery— What is the difference between those who encourage, aid, and abet a man to kill himself in this war, and those who would encourage, aid, and abet him to kill himself by any other poison'? Wittritiw,ruot —On Monday an armed party ...
... Capetown, where bad arrived on his return home, in consequence of ill Health, occasioned by the arduous service of the Kaflir wars Captain Borton waa in the 30th year of his age. In the regimental order announcing this melancholy event Msjor Paton says‘'Graham's ...
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... of the Travellers' Club. A New Regiment.—We understand that has been recommended raise a Colonial Corps, for exclusive duty Africa, in order to supersrle the expense and inconvenience of the tour of Officers of the West India Reg'ments proceeding to join ...
... received respecting the expedition into the interior of Africa, conducted by Richardson, Barth, and Overweg. It appears that after a long stay at the capital of Ashen, a kingdom in the North of Africa, the three travellers set out, different routes, to Nuka ...
... on Thursday, with Captain Price's company of the 7th battalion Royal Artillery from Hong Kong; and the company, when landed, war played up to the garrison by the band of the regiment. The lady M'Saghten also brought lame one corporal and elz privates of ...