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... periodicals, weekly or monthly, that can he spared, should be sent foe the use of the patients in the hospitals of S iuth Africa during the war. We feel assured they will be highly valued by our COllll tumults that distant region. —British Medical Journal. TRIM ...
... to face deficiency in of .1x in iand contrition ce finan In India, war South Africa. war Fog iu Afghanistan, and Europe a turbulent expectation which, if rt does not carry the name of war, Is, unfortunately. ton much resemb. ling it. (Cheer.) I bid yon ...
... SOIJTII AFRICA. On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute was held at the Pall Mall Restaurant, in Regent-street, London, under the presidency of the Duke of Manchester, when an interesting paper on South Africa and her Colonies ...
... THE NEW EXPEDITION TO AFRICA. Many of the leading American Journals hare published muniments on the new ezyeditloei into Central Africa to be made try Mr. H. M. Btanlq under the joint auspices of the Daily Telegraph and the New lark Reread. The New York ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. A correspondent of The Times ( has sent the following Inter for publication The immediate object of the war on the Gold Coast le sufficiently plain. The King of Ashantee, after overrunning all the territory to which we profess ourselves ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. In the address which was presented to Sir Garnet Weiseley a short time ago, when the City gave him a sword for his able conduct of the late Expedition in West Africa, reference was made to the difficulties and dangers with which he had ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. We (The Times) have been favoured with the following e:• tracts from letters just received from an (facer on board a vessel stationed oft the West Coast of Africa OH Appolonla (West of Cape Three Points), Her Majesty's ship —, Fe, ...
... but to all South Africa. In our Mods, not • dog would dare to move Its tongue against us. We alma, hold in Zululand the key of the toughen p ofancl,ts continent Zululand is tne last and strongest hold power and cruelty In South Africa, the possession would ...
... THE ZULU WAR. (Pros Monday's Daily Telegraph.) RECOVERY Or THE COLOURS Of THE NTH. Man Eula, March 15. tinder the date of Feb. 4, a Special Correspondent on the Zulu frontier writes follows: A party went from our little camp at Rorke 's Drift, consisting ...
... attempt to promote drib:s-eams in Africa, through the means of the largest mai most powerful of mammalia which the Creator placed in this country, and which we human kings have hitherto not attempted to utiles. THE ZULU WAR AND THE' GOOD TEMPLARS. Lefton ...
... THZ ZULU WAR. Time of Monday publishes the following:— Wit TOWN, Maroh 11. NO great change In the military situation has occurret the past week, but signs of a return to activity have been perceptible since ft was ascertained that reinforce , smuts were ...
... battle with our troops, and may open subscripUotui to the victims of the war. Six North German ships have put into Harwich to avoid capture Ono was a barque for the west coast of Africa, laden palm oil, Ex. ; another from New York, with oil; another with ...