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... slave trader sea and land, and to pave the way for a reatriotion of area present open to tho exploits of the man-hunter in Africa. war upon the slave trade ‘has hitherto been carried principally by England, and its form has the main been that tho capture ...
... themniset obstractindsts. Thy Weed which the public did set &mad at the fermi of their who were party patio a quoin el civil war. Africa Geoesetemit bed angered • which did set so awl allowed 1111111/111k ram bass to befrod, ead now, in die bad hosed nothing ...
... numbers. There is every reason to fear that the question will widen intoa war of ences, and that it will not be in the Transvaal alone, but throughout Seath Africa, thet the war of Englishor Dutch supremacy vill have tobe fought out. Fears are entertained ...
... Floteuce Dixie, after having literally ridden the high horse through Pat , gonta, is about to start on another chase in South Africa as war correspondent to the Morning Post. The reason of her ladyship's abrupt departure is stated to be the severe message ...
... declared in the Speech from the Crown that the supremacy of the Queen most he maintained. He sent an army to South Africa and declared war against the Boers, and it was not until the forces of the Crown had been thrice beaten by the Boers that Mr. Gladstone ...
... international councils, because they know England has got Irish question, sad for the same reason the savage of booth Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the ...
... night, at 12 o’clock, several society binds paraded the streets of the city playing St. Patrick's Day. NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. AXOTUEH WAR THREATENED, (tltCTEB'a TEIKOBAM.) CAPtTOWN. Febbcart 21 (via Pltmocth).—A to Carl Kimberley from the Colonial Go\eminent ...
... END OF THE. WAtt BETWEEN NNW CALABAR AND B . iNNY. rnxiewl In Liverpo .1 rut-Tose frols the Wen Comm of Africa !bat the war iwtween New Cslabs sod Bonny bna hPen bnotght s o an by elf rag of Ocoee' edit The Bonny wen have A d 200 lt oil ant Noir Calaba ...
... •H , per amt. Corals. SJ. hely! WM •11 1 per 1. Illeoelt. New 3 Apnl Oct' ON 100 ladle 4 • Stook 4 • omen.. 25 Haul Africa, Ltd. 0 War. 3 ICY to +sat d leelesd. 120 21 diberataa Co Ltd. Now.i 221 10 341 tO A0(.513411 112 Limited 111. Jul KC eroviecial ...
... resolution by majority of Jti to warning the British Government of the fatal conse'* qnenecs which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the Boers be continued. In another resolution, carried by majority of to 16, the Volksraad protests against the ...
... tints, doting firm. Beak Sharaa (old) wore porehaoed 3130 j for moßey, aeauirt *. U» praeediM quotations. StaadarJof South Africa war* told at for tima. acaiaat 38*. Um (oaaarrato. Union of Aaatratia latt 8a 731 | for time. ' Bi*»e»dMlaiaeaecurltiei wee ...
... it in happen. that while England has not gone to war with a kuroptan l'ower for the past thirty years, we seem to be constantly engage•l in hostilities with the barbarous tribes of Asia and Africa. The war news and the dynamite outrages were the topics ...