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... keys of the respective city prisons. The proceedings the day then closed. FOB THE ARMY. OP A MILITARY SENT BRITISH SOOTH AFRICA. War Department, Sept. 24. 1. The officers, non-commisrionel officers, and soldiers of the British German Legion, may claim the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA MAIL. ' The Ethiope, African matt steamer, arrived Plymouth Sound yesterday morning from the West Coast of Africa, with mails, &c. She has since come into Millbay to discharge her passengers and cargo, and is to proceed to Liverpool ...
... March 12th, end Halifax 14th, She brings 52 passengers, and 325,000 dollars She passed the screw steamer Emu on the 20th. The Africa arrived at New York on the Btb, and the Arabia at Boston on the 13th Nothing heard of the Pacific. The Senate on the 10th ...
... Wordsworth. I vol. Bs. Russell's History the War. vol*. Frou-K's History England. \ol* I. and 11., Svo. K«. Aytoun Boibw.ll: a Poem- Svo. I2s. nnUy Hypatia Edition. 1 vol. Bs. Hamilton's Wanderings North Africa. I vol. l?s. the Rev John Eagles. Ito I. 10* ...
... ccca«ion for bis services. BREVET. J Grant, Unattached, employed on particular aerrioe In South Africa, to hare the local rank of Lieut Colonel in Sooth Africa, whi so employed. latest intelligence. LONDON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29, BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ...
... Faria Congress, April 16th, 1856. concerning mariiirae war, vi*.l. Privalssriog and remains abolished. 2. Thtnenril covers enemy's goods, except contraband of war. 3. Neutral goods, except coo»rahand war, are not liable capture under enemy's fl rg. Blockade ...
... AMERICA ORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ) Br Express. Liverpool, Monday. The Royal Mail Steamship Africa, Captain Shannon, which sailed from New York on the 6th instant, has arrived. She brings thirty-four ...
... Transport Corps, which the close of the war numbered nearly 8,000 men. has been disbanded. The conditions of the Royal Warrant constituting the corps enabled the men to claim their discharge at the termination of the war, and they having toiled throngh an ...
... have thns civil war io oor own territories, and foreign war does upon os, through the blunders of blundering government Four weeks more and onr commerce will be thrown into dfrrepnte; pervading suspicion of the near approach of war will have seised the ...
... that, save under abnormal circumstances, we ace to act upon the peace theory. Nations will go to war with each other, but no community, no man, shall go to war with all nations, or with all men. _ Even among members of the same community we will no longer ...
... by the Author of Chas. Aucheater. Ac. Arthur Brandon. of Clara Morrigaon. Edgar Bardon, by W. Knighton. Burton** Eastern Africa. Tocqueville** Prance before the Never Too Late Mend, by One*. Revolution. Read. Out on the World, by Dr.Owgan. Beaumarchais ...
... Dreadnought, Captain Samuels, has arrived from New York, whence she sailed on tbe 24th ultimo. The Dreadnought reports tho Africa hence at New York, and also passing the Baltic, American mail steamer, close to New York, on the 24th ult. The news is four ...