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... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA A TRIBAL WAR. A quarrel has arisen between two powerful tribes, the Buddamans and the Wouris. The dispute arose in the Wouri people endeavouring to make the Buddamans submit Lo a reduction in the price of oil, which had been rendered ...
... FURTHER REINFORCEMENTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. th War office yesterday finally decided that th« » d transport Monarch, now lying in or. il Woolwich, shall sail for Natal Wednesday next, with the 10th and lbth or ' ...
... method will immediately adapted the whole Caledonian carriage system. News reached Liverpool of disturbances ™ Coast of Africa. War was immi- V' vnning of last month between and Amon ...
... ETKRSBOBG, Thursday. Vico-Admiral Chestakoff will, a few days, inspect the men-of-war lying in theCronstadt Roads, which are to be joined by the cruiser Africa and tne war vessel Skobeleff. A commission, composed of staff officers and Naval officers, left ...
... necessary for the Government to take up military positions which strengthen the defensive power of India against aggression. In Africa war which we deplore and would have averted if had bsen possible has been brought close under conditions whioh promise prosperity ...
... WAR IN WEST AFRICA. i serious war was progress iv the . interior of Old Calabar when the steamer [Congo left on the October. Details could not be obtained, but trade at that place was much interfered with, as the transport oil to the seaboard was stopped ...
... disarmed without concurrenoeof the whole tribe. If tliey are forced, the moat loyal and indyntrinus natives in South Africa may Irhrento war. ...
... between the different classes, and that at present is entirely wanting. There are troubles brewing in Burmah ; in South Africa war has broken out again, and altogether it appears that the much-talked of time of peace which we were to enjoy under the Lioeral ...
... SUPERSTITION IN WEST AFRICA. Particulars hate Mid been received at Liverpool of a tiler trial at Leone, during which it was shewn that superstition still rampant in the moot ch ilised parts of Africa. The trial war that of it i, Aussie lloond.s, for the ...
... wendeeld am his _sum. be, it coold Is whit he has on the bider. ICINDO General Gordan oiled apes in his conmeile Is Central Africa war such own perronality attracted or emareilled. The army of the which seat en me all but rear los urea She Beelielbasors, ...
... widen into a war of raceo, and that it will not be in the Transvaal alone, but thoughout South Africa, that the war of English or Dutch supremacy will have to be fought out. Fears are entertaitaed here that the Boers will occupy Biggarsberg a strong position ...
... the San Stefano Treaty, and the Anglo-Turkish Convention. The war in Afghanistan arose, he said, mainly out of the war in the East, and was an unwise and unjust war. In South Africa the war might have been averted if mediation and ...