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... character of the whole of the inhabitants entral Africa. This latter task being hopeless, he gave it np. When they arrived at Khartum, they found the Dane people, the most warlike tribe of Central Africa, war; and the native troops declared that they mnst ...
... hopeless, be gave it up. When they arrived at Khartum, they found the Barre people, the most warlike tribe of Central Africa, at war; and the native troops declared that they mint &hellion the expedition. There ' were anspiracies and intrigues among them; ...
... that all reasonable the difference be made before ing to An course of sending an army to for the Wes regiment the Asbantee war, Africa to take part in ordersat Jamaica. A dets CE. Indian regiment for making the railway into the Wool Part go out via mainder ...
... meeting to a close. The Asbsktbb War.—The following letter has been received by Dr. Henry MaoCormao in reply his communication on the inbjeet of the preservation of the eoldiera’health in West Africa: Horse Guards, War Office, llth November, 1873.—gia—By ...
... tribute front many (I;i ilis successors being also wafrlike, the A-shanten HE became the most powerful peoplc ia W(es- Africa. In 18(07 war broke out betweenl. ,li OF two people-, and the F antejs having refused' surrender two subject chiefs, they were irvraI ...
... poor-rate collectors. THE ASHANTEE WAR. THE following letter has been received by Dr. Henry MacCormae in reply to his communicationF on the subject of the preservation of the soldiers' health in West Africa:- Horse Guards, War Office, 11th November, 1873. ...
... WAR IN AFRICA. Tee Monde, remarks that the brave, devoted, sae mebeeuitesPeatseekee•bal bitterly to re ethe 41 Bettie logesk4M bees is thonsandsr .. d= . and to erotica Aimee, tnemabbt them themselves+ mesh be be We refer tram ma Me 'about. Mei le Ss ...
... THE WAR THE SVSSJ: COAST OP AFRICA. f received by Western Morniny New* from its Cape Coast Castle correspondent, dated August, give details of operations not hitherto recorded. On the 16th, about 1,500 men of Appossa, Ohamah. and Toorady, essayed to attack ...
... THE WAR ON THE WEST COAST Or AFRICA. THE BRITI PI7LSE. .c ARRIVAL OF OFFIOIDAT/ DISPATCHES. The Admiralty have received a despateh from Commodore Commerell, detailing the recent diemiter in Africa. Captains Hilden and Lit:more held a palaver with the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Capb Town, April 15.—Parliament meets oi the A federated Bill has been published for establishing three provincial Governments. One proposition is to form Basutoland, independent of Kaffraria, into t:ve new electoral divisions, which provision ...
... WEiT COAST OF AFRICA. [News from the West Coast of Africa by Senegal.]— There was little doing at Old Cslabor, and at Ronny the trade bad not properly opened Ueder the new Keay the Bret oil convoy ii o:petted down fro hboe about the middle of Sprit In ...
... WEST COASP AFRICA. mVOI.T rr.HOSF.R3 I'ORTO ORITORO. tar Britiih «ud Atrio-.n Steam Navigation Company's B,yal mail Volta, Comraamlcr Bowt.iaker, arrived in ft® Mersey with the mails, and from the Wi Coast of Africa. TeneriCfe, and Madeira. Her dates ...