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... yesterday, £2.220; Direct Cable, L/40. Consuls improved £ 8, money and account, owing to the favourable news from the seat of war Africa; New Reduced closed same price. Colonial Securities unaltered. East Indian Railway Fives improved •$; East Bengal Debentures ...
... important AfghnnLstan. He beUseetl tl*» tbs Osveromei* I part tlib organization of the Libera! (tarty They henrtily ashamed war Africa and had found by experience In thejarty wWutßtt}. strong thoy might id c-.nfideocs in the just-c ' to our represenlatrees ...
... been known since the days of the Mutiny, tahey have troubled you hi Asia with a war of which you don't know when vou will be rid (cheers), they have in Africa another war on their hands equally truitles', and I am afraid equally cruel ; they have disturbed ...
... have.been no danger of war with Russia of Afghanistan. mo war I believe statement, 60 far aa the pres office, and that 5 had been guided by the opi- ions which certainly would have been no with Russia, and would bave been no war with the of Af- that, at ...
... peace or war. “The Great Queen, said, in his short harangua to his now auxiliaries, those black burden-bearers. will sending out “armies, since English always what they say they will do. I shall net loses Africa till tba « war is finished. This is war against ...
... Communications between Shanghai and Hong Kong are now probably opened. WAR AFRICA-20,000 NATIVES KILLED. The steamer Mandingo has arrived in Liverpool from the West Coast of Africa. It was rumoured that Hie Dahomians had threatened to attack Abbeokuta ...
... tarood to rewareei aitb dignity of nuator of the b'.nipn • . and ehortly afterward* nan laroetud with of force* to I Africa. tba u( war with Aortrie. Mae wa* a|>poiot«d Cbuf Hamid d'Anofe of Italy, an ! the battle •>( .Majeati. w-tb wbio-t bi ...
... four were rescue4 at VA eirly period, while the battle for the lives of the five others has) even ii this season 'of 'war and rumours of war, been the'event of the week. ' Hemmed in by the rising *aters, half stifled by the condensed and gas Jaden atmosphere ...
... Government and this House at this moment. What we know? Whet going on various parts this Empire , la South Africa there Is war which, although be war with savage tribes, is not one of small I consequence, end I see from the papers of this morning that it ...
... trusted, the war uapon w iich we had en- tered was not a6 war of ambi uion, of aggression, or of annexation, but a war in support of the honour tI. of the Crowni, the dignity of the nation, and the I aafety of our Indian 'Empire. W~e wer-e at war. Is wvith ...
... THE ZULU WAR. . THE EFFECTS OF THE DEFEAT. HOW THE DISASTER WAS BROUGHT ABOUT. CONTINUED MILITARY PREPARA- TIONS. London, Wednesday. A telegram from her Majesty, received at the War Office to-night, says:- I am truly grieved to learn the sad lose of ...
... civil and military ad- jon in the district of in the bands of ono Africa, where the war was now proceeding, that is ‘was utterly imposrible for anyone holding the position South Africa at to conduct the affairs of the district and at the same time to ...