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... copy of correspondence between the Scottish Reformatory Society and the Secretary ofState for War;— TO THE EIGHT HON. MAJOK-OENF.RAL PEEL, 9ECRETAET STATE FOR WAR. “Office of the Scottish Reformation Society, 6, York-plaee, Edinburgh, 18th November, 1858 ...
... expedition. A force of 2,100 infantry, 8,500 marines, aud seven steam vessels of war were prepsring as part of the maritime expedition against the Riff pirates on the eoast of Africa. ...
... seized at Oibo a Portuguese vessel of war, and taken to Mozambique. She was afterwards restored, but not till heavy losses had been incurred. Another vessel belonging to La Reunion has been pillaged on the coast of Africa. The captain and a great port of the ...
... expedition. force of 2,100 infantry, 8,600 marines, and seven steam vessels of war were preparing as part of the maritime expedition against the Rifl pirates on the coast of Africa. CAPTURE OF TOURANE. (from THE TIMKA.) Details have been received telegraph ...
... seized at Oibo by Portuguese vessel of war. and taken to Mozambique. She was afterwards restored, but not till heavy losses had been incurred. Another vessel belonging La Re Union has been pillaged on the coast of Africa. The Captain and a great part of the ...
... seized at Oibo a Portuguese vessel of war, and taken to Mozambique. She was afterwards restored, but not till heavy losses had been incurred. Another vessel belonging to La Union has l»een pillaged the coast of Africa. The Captain and a great part of the ...
... expeditionary force against Mexico bad sailed for Tampico. Seven steam vessels of war were preparing, as part of the maritime expedition against the Riff pirates on the coast of Africa. REINFORCEMENTS OF FRENCH AT ROME. The Count Guyon, the general commanding ...
... expedition. A force of 2,100 infantry, 8,500 marines, and seven steam-vessels of war were preparing part of the maritime expedition against the Riif pirates on the coast of Africa. Madrid, Nov. 11.—A despatch from Havannah announces that the expeditionary ...
... Portuguese vcssol-of-war, and taken to Mozambique. She was afterwards restored, but not till heavy losses had bseu incurred. massacre of a french crew by African WRECKERS. vessel belonging to Lake Union has boon pillaged on the coast of Africa. The captain and ...
... journals give a denial to the statement that it is the Emperor's intention to put an end to the emigration of free negroes from Africa to the French colonies. The same journals have not given the exposition of the Portuguese Government, as published in the ...
... expedition a force of 2,100 infan:ry, 8,500 marines, and seven steam vessels of war were preparing as part of the maritime expedition against the Rif Pirates cn tbe Coast of Africa. Count Gayon, the general commanding the French troops at Rome, on Saturday ...
... before was seen, or was even known to exist with perfect certainty. Some ten years since a traveller in the interior of Western Africa saw a native tribe engaged in worshipping what appeared to human skull set upon a pole ; the curiosity of the traveller was ...