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... WREST COAS’ F AFRICA. SANGUINARY WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TRIBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Co.'s Royal Mail steamer Malemba, Captain James Bell, has arrived in the Mersey with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell ...
... measure for a probable im vag fares ments a troops quartered in Africa, War bas given orders that twelve companies red fre selected from as mauy infaatry Public- in readiness to start for Africa, Shere they pparatus employed temporanly, or, in case of rounding ...
... —P. & 0. sit and Olan Clan Grant, from |? fet Geely 17, — Cunard Langs Oi iy of Bale ae for Bom- |! Co.'s Calabar, for Africa; War- |! Belg 6 ‘s_lIowa, West Pacific Co.'s |! Holt’s, Handel, for Monte 3 and the Federico, for Havana, left Australits, ‘Tobasco ...
... possible outbreak in the East of Europe, the only warfare that had taken place recently was M of a trivial character, in Africa. 'War, he-said, tl was a terrible thing, because it sent so C. many men into eternity unconcerned. ti Probably be meant unconverted ...
... Mr. Frederic Villiers—still young in years, but a veteran in the craft of war artist—has gone out for the Graphic. The present• is the third visit to Eastern Africa on war work for both these gentlemen, as well as for Messrs. Cameron and Bur- ...
... telegraphed by General Komaron. Vice-Admiral Chestakoff will in tew days inspect the man-of-war lying in the Cronstadt, which ere to bo joined by the cruiser Africa and the war vessel Bcobelaff. commission, composed of staff-officers and naval officers, left Cronstadt ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. SANGUINARY WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TROBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's royal mail steamer Malemba, Capt. James Bell, has arrived in the hiersey with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell ...
... That had intervention Government Mr the Zulu war, the Transvaal war, and the war with Sekukini. As to their policy and their Government had to provide for but not for the at large, be- cause we had come to war not be ade- to the the one illusory, the ins ...
... LOUTH AFRICA! THE TRANSVAAL WAR: THE COST TQ THE REPUBLIC Carz Town, July 24 occupied Tue ing the with the Mr informed by the Procurator-Fiscal for Dumfrics- stationmaster at Lockerbie, has been to the constituencies was m in favour of an shire that no ...
... The Congregation de Propaganda Fide has conclnded tbi work of distributing the new apostolic vicariates in Asia and Africa. THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA. llteUTEii’s Telegram.] Rio Janeiro, Tuesday. Despatches received to-day from Buenee Ayres an* nouucei ...
... purpose of deem* the opinion of the Dutch people es the subject of the Transvaal, expresses its wars fellow - feeling with the Hollanders in South Africa in the war they have undertakes in order in to regain their national independence. It feels prompted to ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. PATILE.NT OR WAR TRIMINITT-CllO% NIRO AN KING. The Brithh sod - fifrica - e Navigation Company's mail steamer linalinia, Edtrinnd Gridiths commander. has in the Mersey from the Comet of Africa with mails and passengers. n.laba left ...