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... Khartoum Bays, My , WALTHA3I was the timekeeper for the Canip ' An Officer with Sir Charles Warren'a Expedition, South Africa, My WALTHAM war the only reliable watch amour Pules £ • d Sterling Silver, Key-winding 2 2 0 Keyless 3 3 0 180. Gold Key-winding ...
... £12,000 to the committee, the annual int eres t of which sum is to be expended on the Church's missions in India and Africa. CIVIL WAR PREDICTED. Ma S C who for many years has been a close observer of Irish affairs, writes a long letter on the present ...
... EAST AFRICA, REVOLT OF NATIVE TRIBES. REPORTED LOSS OF 9,000 LIVES. [bkcter’s telegram.] Durban, Nov. 3rd (via Plymouth). Particulars have been received of the recent revolt of tho natives at Inhambane. Tho following account of the rising is baaed chiefly ...
... be agala Paclfis strong end weak by tu cording to the about the fight | has yet been made, although strong eff forth, ‘The war ls confined, how lines west the Missouri uneettled. at rea = amall part ‘of. the rece: 14 to 2, Mes to THE BOYAL LIVER SOOCIBTY ...
... TROUBLES WEST AFRICA. [EBUTBB'S TBLbGBAM.] Capo Coast (via LiVAdPOOL), Apou. 22nd. Captain Fxrmixgbb bus ratnined to the River from and Adami, where bo baa been engaged ia iovostlgatlug cause of the reoar.t Ha has, howovor, bon naabie to effect tmprovemoui ...
... SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN WEST AFRICA. The British sad ABMs. Commis'', which hat Belay oe oIL sed arrived st Liverpool yesterday. bongs that war daily closeted to sat so that placer Oro Jot mho sad the ether Oho Jambe. it was said, to Mambo was ea. as • ...
... already talking about another g.cetal election. Would these gentleman regard toe prospect foreign war with such agsceable •qnunimhy Vet some of our litlie wars cost Us« in money and not mors oloodthan such so election this through which «*“ aie passing. taws ...
... Fxpedition for the Relief of Khartoum pays, My WALTHAM the timekeeper for the Camp. An Officer with Sir Charles War,en's Expedition, South Africa, says, y WALTHAM was the only reliable watch among um. E • d Sterling Sliver, Key-winding 2 2 0 ~Keyless ...
... Expedition for the Relief of Khartoum says, My WALTHAM was the timekeeper for the Camp. An Moor with Sir Charles War.en's Jhkedition, South Africa, says, My WALTHAM wee the cal: reliable watch simony us. s d Sterling Silver, Key-winding 2 2 0 , Keyless ...
... lexpeclitien for the of Khartoum rive, My WALTHAM was the timekeeper for the Camp. An °Moor with Sir Charles War en's Expedition. South Africa, P. WALTHAM was the only reliable watch amour us. Puce d Sterling Silver. 7 i 5 Gold Key-mil:4Z ; 0 Y K ...
... proisssee to have practically bis way round Ibo obUinuig bouth Africa, Canaaa t-aciudiog Coiuminaj,. the coast, ana AastrauA. oven visiting | Islands route. does not appear have pen-; obtaiumg war* at fatny gooa wages eaob country or coiou.- , ana era to assume ...
... little wars, have announced their intention of becom- ing competitors, From a military point of view, thle disoussion of tho lessons to be learned froul these Campaign1S are very numerous. Coin- mencing with LorTlNapier's almost bloodless war in Abyssinia ...