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... Treaty, the condition of Afghanistan and of I Touching briefly on the con with Rasma, be says that his policy m South Africa averted war of Earopean and Christian races in that coan- try, and be hails and reci es the challenge om that t greater lengt be ...
... in well on the controversy with Russia, ne Rays that doing, nor not I every claim, which justice his policy in South Africa averted a war of may be found to urge, shall have been satisfied. European and Christian races in that coon- The main question is ...
... 6. SOUTH AFRICA. Not less fortunate was the position of affairs in South Africa. We had there effe:ed, in violation of our pledges and in defiance of the fully-declared wishes of the people, a forcible ineorporation with the Empire of an independent ...
... of the eame deecription. tt a toatin tipe of War to form the of sixteen sortie Batter mor i8 | hole of the reserve artillery is now m bave | range and at SIR CHARLES WARREN'S DEPAR’ is Peek FROM SOUrH AFRICA, oved by | Tceepay.—Sir C. Warren leat dmund ...
... COURT, BELFAST. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! FISH! FISH! TRIPE! TRIPE! OPOPO, Wier COAST 01 AFRICA. 6 6 DEAR JOE, HAVE SAFELY Arrived after my Shipwreck, and am Preparing for War. Send by Mail Steamer to Quetta, FORTY TON of TRIPE, 1,000 CASES of your FISH. and ...
... ONE SHILLING. 312 PAOES, 50 EN(IRAVINGS, MAPS, ; ILLUSTRATED COVERS. WITII A SHOW THROUGH SOUTHERN AFRICA, AND PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF THE TRANSVAAL WAR, Dv CHARLES DU-VAL. rieE. ONE SUILLINUi POST FREE. FOURTEEN STIMUS. nut SON, 160 A, Fleet street, ...
... Lieutenant.General [1. D'Oyley Torrens, C.5., bas been selected to command the troops in South Africa from the 10th of November, in lace of General the Hon. Sir L, Smyth, K.C.M.G., C.B., whose period of command expires on that date. ‘Lieutenant-General ...
... section a keen discussion took place upon a paper by Mr. Cony, resident of ihe United Kingdom Chamber of Shipping, who advocates war risks at sea bein; guaranteed by the State. Professor Leon Levi, the president, Professor Sedgwick,and other speakers opinions ...
... day. JAMES M‘KEIL & CO , Agents. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1885 MA,BS IN MAGUERAFELT. South Derry we feel assured not South Africa. The people—any of them have ever seen—are notin the least like Zulus. Those hard hitting British-beating people the Boers ...
... out here, well elsewhere, why that bontn Africa does not prosper do the Australlas and other conotries of similar latitude, and at the least rjnue subject to drought, floods, pests, and of all kinds. South Africa la weighed down largo prepou. derattcea ...
... wocating a state guarantes war risks president, Dr. H unter, and others took part in the discussion on this subject, which was ly adverse to also took placeon Bi we proposals, A The th the Geology of Mathematica) Central Africa; and in the ion the com: ...
... Allahabad telegram says :—I have good reason to believe that the proposal which Sir Frederick Roberts will lay before the English War Office with referenc3 to the contemplated increase in the Indian army will be to supplement it by 10,000 British and 17,003 ...