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... m London Azoff, Parker ' Marseille! Mauritius Porto Sioo Onward, Warn l ei,low Candice (StSi for the West Coast Africa Tumbes (Peruv. war atr), Baza d° for Callao rALMOUTH [5, SSW. strong breezes . ' and squally] arrived Jrom Hannah Eastee, Collins Mauritius ...
... Liverpool. Thefiteorae ship AFRICA, war on her thi,d voyage to Australia, is the Peat t the 18th Jaw. The Liverpoor' Line of Australian Packet.. Y &alloy from Liret pool for Melhen) r' every Month. SHIP. NC& CAPTAIN. TO RAIL AFRICA 3000.014ei11 18th J ...
... | F = 5 Callingat HALIFAX toland andreceive ‘assengers and her Majesty’s Mails. ARABIAC.H.E.Jopxins Captains. AFRICA War. Captains. -ALzx. AMERICA W.J._C. ARRISON PERSIA. AS: A.. -Eow. G. Lott NIAGARA JOHN + uEITCH | CANADA EUROPA ...
... controing six conducting wires, and weighing 1.230 ton.. It will be laid from tLe antLern-most Ott of Sad oil tt the rout of Africa, war Algiers, and -a regarded by the vatic!' nonmetal with the undertlting as the commencement of a line to India and Aestralia ...
... 185b, d addressed to Mr. Carl Beyme, oare of Messre. Patterson, San Francisco. n TELtCEIRA, FLO. 20.-The Adrians, from Africa, war n. towed into PrayaBey, 23rd Feb., dismasted and a direlidt; ,, captain and part of the crew wore piclred up by the 1. Graciosa ...
... Wellington for thle Baltic. PLYMOUTH, APILILl7.-Arrived her Majesty's ship Teaszer from Chatham for the West Coast of Africa. THE WAR IN THE EAST.-POWERFUL, PATENT RECON- ?? GrAssES-By her Majesty's royal letters patent for valuable and extraordinary ...
... Onward, Warn, from Porto Huso; Henrietta, from Danzig; Candace screw steamer, from London, for the West Coast of Africa; Fumbes (Pern war steamer), R ...
... good-humoured expression, and quite different from what your imagination would portray from his history either here or in Africa. WAR ANNIVERSARIEB.—September is distinguished for being associated with many a great battle and commander. On the Bth, we had ...
... majority of tlie French soldiers are veterans of the arduous war of Africa — a war well calculated to instruct in all the science of campaigning, while the great majority of the English army are new to war. In the day of battle they can but equal the valour of ...
... the exception that the latter are lcss m accustomed to physical endurance than men who 0- have fasted and campaigned in Africa. W~ar is not n- a drawing-roomn pastime, and the British public has ad ythardly realised its horrors. Never has a cam- g, paign ...
... Snrinam 11 Linse, Jlaristnnv Barcelona and sailed 14th for Maranham Candace (s.s). Hawkesley Madeira and left for Africa Jambes (Pcruv. war str.). Plymouth and sailed 21st for Lima tZ'iZ Giovanni, Avegno Genoa and sailed Mjth for Monte Video 16 Conde de ...
... , with the unsatisfactory state of the war question, to exercise a depreciating influence on the Funds, and Consols accordingly, gone below 86, the lowest figure they have reached during the progress of tlic war. But there has since been very decided ...