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... THE WAR OFFICE. The Committee of Public Accounts in their first report this year, state that there is a deficit of £44,197 2s. 6d. upon the Army Appropriatior. Account. The committee add that they have endeavoured to trace the cause of this excess, and ...
... their lordships then rose. OP COMMONS —Tteraonsv. Arran's ix AFRICA. Mr stated, In reply to Slr M. Ilieks.Reseh, that the bad dslansinei to advise the sendof a special commistheer to South Africa, whose bininfile it would be to consider the present relations ...
... indicating what had been lenient of it, :and traditions of early voyagers who caaimed I,have sailed round Africa, or learnt so much of Africa as to ascertain that it was a continent of very nearly its present shape. The third period might be dated the ...
... speech that the French Government have no intention of receding from their pisition, and therefore it is difficult to see how a war with China can be avoided. This will be a very serious business. when it does take place, because the blockading of Chinese ...
... they were to resort to military measures. EV went on to refer to the number of wars in south Africa in which we had been at different times engaged, describing the Zulu war, in passing, as monstrous in point of policy and indefeasible in point of principle; ...
... eonssW next week. The ptrty with the oriminality in the ease war • man minas on —when before the dulled the allegation In every ebspe and fors. The Board soon adjourned. t 4 a • • - • vratobes Africa, aztlagaishss Eogland, and stakes ita own of furlay. The ...
... olithrealc of hostilities between France and Germany. Bu i the alleged interview war mythical; it never did take place. VERY unsatisfaAory reports come from South Africa as to the arrang milts which are being made with reference to Luinland. If the accounts ...
... Street, Charing er..5.4. Canada, £2; United States. ta; Australia. £l3 las. : Brisban. , £l4 14L; New Zealand, Ala ; and South Africa. £l3 Ships world i VSNI. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY. A wentlemaa having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered ...
... Agra ; Newcastle- Diaspora; Kingston on-Tyne let bat. High. L.I. (7130, R. War. R. (fth), Chtm; Dublin; Hamilton Warwick let bat. Sea. Highrs. (72nd), 2nd hat., Ft Willm.; War- Parkhurst; F. George wick 2nd bat. Roy. Highrs. (7 trd). Royal rue. (7th) ...
... Newcastle- Dinapore ; Kingston , on-Tyne let bat. High. L.I. (71st), •R. War. R. (f th), Chtm ; Dublin; Hamilton Warwick bat. Sea. Highrs. (72nd), . . 2nd bat., Ft. Willm. ; War- Parkhurst: F. Geer'' , ck and bat. Roy. Highrs. (73rd). Royal Pus. (7th) ...
... Kitim, on the coast adjoining Sherbio. The one hundred and nineteen Spanish insurgents who were landid by the Portugne-e war vessel Africa at Cherbourg have been sent to Rennes. They have been temporarily lodu;ed in the building of the Lyc'e of that town. ...
... Prussia. Notwithstanding all the preeautionary measures taken to prevent the introduction of smallpox into Kimberley, South Africa, a cane has ben discovered at De Beers, and great apprehension exists among the Diamond Fields community. Mr. Frelinghuysen ...