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... THE TRANSVAAL WAR Plymouth, October 13. The Lapland brings news from Cape Town the I6th September. Tile Transvaal war continued, the Republic acting principally on the defensive. Captain van Schlickmann had been commissioned to fotm a« corps of volunteers ...
... the interests of all South Africa, the Imperial Goverment should, as soon os possible, stop war, as there appears probability of the Trans, vaal Government being able to defeat the natives for a long time. In the meantime the war may spread. The Legislature ...
... to-morrow. the opening the sitting General de Cissey, Minister War, introduced Bill making grant 260,000,090 francs for works of fortification on the frontier and the restoral of the French army’s war material. The elections of M. Casabianca and Prince Napoleon ...
... history of Hmmatomania in tyrant is Ibrahim ibn Ahmed, Prince of Africa and Sicily (a. d. 875). This man, besides displaying peculiar ferocity in his treatment of enemies and prisoners of war, delighted in the execution horrible butcheries within the walls ...
... good government, the health of British oUlcers, civilisation where native wars and the slave trade were now going on, and the security of our position the West Coast of Africa. There wore only two alternatives. Our main object on the West African Coast ...
... fierce nature that they wore often taken to war against the enemies of their masters. These people I subsequently ascertained to be the Wakedi, a tribe living north of Usoga. The same tribe also, in their various wars with Uganda, have frequently Ken found ...
... currency hurtful to the country. WEST COAST OP AFRICA. Cape Coast Castle, Jdne 1. Notification of the postponement of the blockade of the Dabomeyan coast has been issued by Commodore Hewetfc. The French man-of-war stationed at Why da protested against the ...
... campaigns Africa, and finally there came the Second Empire, the military results of which hardly need any comment. M. Lavergne perhaps overrates the importance of these events on the phenomena in question; the loss which a country suffers from war, unless ...
... Liverpool. LrrißPooL, Monday. —The British and African Company’s steamer Benguela, with mails and passengers from West Coast of Africa, arrived today. Dates from Cape Coast Castle, 23rd September. Kingston, October 19.—The West Indian Pacific Company’s |steamer ...
... we should take part in the war. Our Government will have to borrow, probably largely, and this will raise the value of money. And the London money market will cease to be a refuge from war, for it will itself be a focus of war. From these causes the value ...
... Plymouth, Friday. The Nubian brings advices from Capo Town to October 19th. The Cape Argus says the chief interest in South Africa affairs is still centred in Transvaal. Strange revelations have bcoa made in the Legislature of that Ropublio about the conducfof ...
... GAMBETTA’S VISIT TO LONDON. THE EADSTOCK RAILWAY ACCIDENT. LORD BEACONSPIELD AND HIS TENANTRY. GARIBALDI ON THE WAR. MB. STANLEY’S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. DISTRESS IN THE UNITED STATES. THE DONEGAL ELECTION. Ulster Rifle association. THE DETECTIVE AT THE HOME BULB ...