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... COAST F AFRICA. WAR AT NEW CALABAR—MR, STANLEY AT SIEBBA LEONE, Tus British and African Company’s Royal mail steamer Boany, with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Afri ica, arrived in the Mersey on Wednesday morning. She reports that trade on ...
... years doing their best to remedy. The proof of the pudding is the eating, and the demoralisation in the army in South Africa during the war and its want of discipline afterwards, the patchwork way in which it was found necessary to complete the regiments ...
... no definite instructions the police in the matter. British Reqimests South Africa. The War ‘Office has finally decided that the following regiments shall remain in South Africa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home:—3rd Battalion Rifles, 91st, 2nd Battalion ...
... kept up this raovefhent, and he thinks their representations worthy of earnest consideration. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. ANOTHER THREATENED WAR. NEWS telegbam.l Sierra Leoke.Mat s.—Governor Rowe has succeeded in hoisting the British flag at Kirkoukch the ...
... tribes helping them, even should the war continue for years. The great Queen will go sending out armies, as the English always do what they say they will do. I shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This is a war against the King who has broken ...
... doing their best to remedy. The proof of the podding is in the eating, atwl the tiemoisliwilion in the army in South Africa during tlir war and its want of discipline , afteiwards. the putdiwork way in which it Wes found necessary to complete the regiments ...
... able to bear this heavy addition to her obligations As for England herself, she has already on hand war with races in South Africa, and prospective war with Burmah, while in India itself the numerous disturbances set on foot the Dacoits show that her ...
... have never been known since the days of the mutiny, they have troubled you Asia with war of which you not know when you will rid—(cheers) —they have in Africa another war on their hands equally fruitless and I afraid equally cruel they have disturbed Europe ...
... tribes helping them. Even should the war continue for years, the great Queen will on sending ent armies, as the English always do what they say they will ds. I shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This war-against the King, who has broken his ...
... the Home Rule reprt sentat'ves care or. Ws cannot congratulate our readers on the nature of the recent news from South Africa. The war does not appear to be at all over.and there seems nothing to give us the hope that it will soon be, save telegranit from ...
... favourite plan. defect* of the Short Sendee eyetem the have been bronght tat* -great prominence by the occurrence war South Africa before the war In the North-Weat of Indin had been bronght to olcae. Military men have long doubted whether Mr. Cardwell'* a ...
... confirmed, a manifestation of hostility is looked for calculated to endanger the relations between England and Russia, SOUTH AFRICA, THE WAR WITH SECOC(INI. THREATENING ATTITUDE OF THE lOERS, [STANDARD TELEGRAM.] THE aspect of things has by no means Improved ...