... slave trader by sea end land, and to pave the way for a of the area at present open to the exploits o:’the man-hunter in Africa. The war upon the slave trade has hitherto and been carried on priswipally its form has in the been that of tho captare of ships ...

... tainty bo witeus the do cm. ot ravine of tho &c., run ond, citer ter the, py pet eer of eat Avex. Dowss spantal to africa, Mareen end War wore a tah og 8th Fevcanss. 1882. for the round of @e Great Cun. Joe piee stretch drew f far the wove be. acti tracks ...

... and @ rideon an Wilmer gives » Commander Kroll, N,an equally of “A ” on the West Coast of Africa. Mr war artist io ae proves his ability alike late Russo-Turkish war and list of military during the tore- that Britishers are mind- power. of their country’s ...

... subject that there is no space in their thoughts at present for any other. Hence such questions as French aggression in Africa, tho war in Basutoland, tho peace in the Trausvaal, the state India, the threatened rupture between Greece and Turkey, the crisis ...

... ence South Africa. wre there grosset anges of Government. (Lond cheers.) this wase it should be remembered that the inberited from their prede- principle be was one of * Go on, and as I amnot matter how things turn out.’ (Cheers.) In South Africa the if they ...

... with regret that the world at large must see F rance dra g the sword in support of a new teheine of aggra n disement in Africa. The war will not certainly to a mere military promenade of Franck troops into the country of the Hey. It is abreast aura to introduce ...

... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her louse; her second was to start for South Africa as war ! correspondent to the ' Morning Post;' her third was to undertake the champion- ship of Cetewayo. Thus some months ...

... Afghanistan ark South Africa. In the one com Parliament kid ratified the action of the Government, and although th* other was fit subject for lUseouioa, would nut ant'd pats what the result of that discussion might be. South Africa, hs vs* grelted that ...

... Royal Irish Constabulary; Assaults us the Folice, A Lind Bill for Ireland ; The Public Health; Whiles and Blacks iu Africa ; loe Baouto War ; The Transvaal Commi'tee ; The .Monetary and Commercial Intelligence, London Stock Exchange, lb# Stock and Snare ...

... international councile, because they know England has got an Irish question, and for the same reason the savage of Soath Africa declares war 0s and fearlessly upon bis neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the pale-faced ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Loin! STRATH drew attention the despatches of Lord Chelmsford and other military officers reporting operations against the Zulus; the despatch Secretary for War, informing Lord Chelmsford that her Majesty's Government would 1 ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. FROM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.) Janvaky 14. ‘The Transvaal Boers are advancing westwards and bave occupied Hebron (Griqualand West). No turther fighting has taken place. ‘Telegraphic communication between Natal and Cane Colony hes ...