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... GKEAT SLAUGHTER AFRICA. The war between Bonny anJ Calabar itil! penlinnee. April 7 the New Calabar people sortie from tbe town, which was invested by the Bonny warriors. tbe besiegers wero taken surprise, they were not long recovering from it, and in ...
... Government had the faintest inclination to alter the policy to which they were so deeply pledged. In regard to foreign affairs, Africa war the subject that oocupial Foreign Offices more than any other. There wee a generous rivalry in the work of civilizing that ...
... movement had materially affected that class of property. News has reached Liverpool of disturbances on the West Coast of Africa. War was imminent at the beginning of last month between the people of Old Calabar and those of Amon, up the Cross River, and ...
... the Queen's Kir of th of the Africa according to a very stri hardly give | matter ; but is be ly ay would still b and to send money No he ; no man But t et him tr n Ni recent opin which Loni oflice has su Africa. opinion. war. by Dr. Clat Bechuanala despicable ...
... IN SOUTH AFRICA WAR IN BaSUTOLAND THE FIRST FIGHT. OTB OWN 2lst September The news of the frst in the war has cove It arrived in Capetown just too late to come to hand, somo by the same vessel which brousht Sir Bartle Frere. The fight was merely a skirmish ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A SERIOUS WAR was in progress in the interior of Old Calabar when the steamer Congo left on the 23rd Oct. Details could not be obtained, but trade at that place was much interfered with, as the transport of oil to the seaboard was ...
... FIGHTING ON THE WEST COASE OF AFRICA. A serious war was in progress m the interior Old Calabar when the steamer Congo left the 23rd of October. Details could not be obtained, but trade the place was much interfered with, as the transport oil to the seaboard ...
... GERMAN EXPLORATION IN AFRICA. Dr. °war Len; who has been on a mi.ion into Western Africa, read a paper on the result ,if his travels to the Spanish Geographical Society, .n his way home through Madrid. Dr. Lenz stated that he entered Africa by the north of ...
... WAR THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A serious war was vi progress the interior of Calabar when steamer Congo left on tbe 23rd October. conld not be obtained, bat trade a that place woo ranch interfered with, transpoi of oil to tho seaboard was stopped. The ...
... under the fall. FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. 130 WAR BOYS KILLED. (REUTERS TELEGRAM) Frestows, West Dec, (via Liverpool) An encounter occurred recently just outaide the district between a small British force and a party of War Boys, who had threatened to make ...
... SAIC: | of all workmen to direct their 4 Which hit “Me condition of the rw existing ” This vrity in Monday SN SS GaN AFRICA, ARRIVAL OF WAR SHIPS AND ' The Corisco brings the following news West Coast of Afmca:—A French arrived on the 24th September at Gal ...
... responding, paid a high tribute of praise to and men under his command, and said they 1 o* ensure the prosperity of South Africa there more war, for warfare only desired hy full of landsharks and freebooters. The toast ° l Colonial Empire was proposed by the ...