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... SOUTH AFRICA & THE RUSSIAN WAR. I Times Durban telegram in the second edition, dated April 25, says much anxiety prevails there regarding the apprehended war with Russia. Steps are being taken for the defence of the coast ports. The mail steamers in the ...
... Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Barks—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Great Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN ROYPT—The Massaores of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Deimos of Europeans. • liandCourt Decisions in Dungannon ...
... Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Great Fire. Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN EGYPT—The Massacres of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Defence of Europeans. Land Court Decisions in Dungannon ...
... Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Oreat Fire. Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN EGYPT—The Massacres of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Defence of Europeans. Land Court Decisione in Dungannon ...
... Khartoum Bays, My , WALTHA3I was the timekeeper for the Canip ' An Officer with Sir Charles Warren'a Expedition, South Africa, My WALTHAM war the only reliable watch amour Pules £ • d Sterling Silver, Key-winding 2 2 0 Keyless 3 3 0 180. Gold Key-winding ...
... £12,000 to the committee, the annual int eres t of which sum is to be expended on the Church's missions in India and Africa. CIVIL WAR PREDICTED. Ma S C who for many years has been a close observer of Irish affairs, writes a long letter on the present ...
... land, the el so far se I have So dote of the eloon, to as Mound to for one geononment sea Baden& prenosedlog mar In South Africa he war an frostier in Afgkentstsn but no is to save starving tics is their horses. (Chews.) IV:d the hams of Jaws Drury the day ...
... British South Africa, and no inconvenience could result. Lord Lyt'on then called attention to in Afghanistan, with • view to make a personal statement in reference to his own action as Viceroy of Inds in regard to the reo-nt Afghan war. His lordship, ...
... every reason to fear, indeed, that ere long the question will widen into a war of races, and that it will art be in the Transvaal alone but throughout South Africa that the war of Englis'i and Dutch supremacy will have to be fount out. At Pietermaritzburg ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. CAPITOWN. 13vn.—Tho seven chiefs who were bncsiaoned the war of 1877-78 hive been rehossed. THE EMPEROR'S DIARY. THE CHARGE AGAINST DR. GEFFILEN. A BIRLIN correspondent says—lt is not known where or on what issues Dr Oaten will be tried ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A Times Durban telegram says—Three Russian warships are lying at Cape Town, and others are expected to arrive there. President Kruger will meet Sir Charles Warren at Barkley probably to-morrow. The latter has asked the President to appoint ...
... THE CURSE OF AFRICA. ARCM:MACON FARRAR, in the Contemporary Review for July, calls attention to the enormities of the drink traffic in Africa. He quotes the most reliable authorities to show the degeneracy and demoralisation of the native races through ...