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... MR STANLEY’S DEPARTURE FOR AFRICA. Mr Stanley left London on Friday evening on the expedition for the relief of Emiu Pasha. Intbc afternoon Mr Stanley dm-.d with Mr M'Kiunoa. of the Union Steamship Company, who has mainly promoted the expedition, Col ...
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... MILITARY DEMONSTRATION. SPEECH BY THE ITALIAN WAR MINISTER [rkcter's telegram. Rome, Wednesday. In compliance wltU the request of General Gene, commander of the Italian troops in Africa, reinforcement.-* to the number of 600 men will be despatched to ...
... whi•la was constantly ridiculing the Minister for War, has now assumed a &Smelt tone. The writcr concludes I do not be'iove re the imminence el war. But it must break out sooner or later, be , aose war is, alas! the inevitable bleeding causes humanity ...
... THE DAILY EXPRESS, FRIDAY JANUARY 21 1887 ■ THE QUEEN’S JUBILEE INDIA. (GERMAN PROTECTORATE IN SOUTH AFRICA. meating was called for the deliberate purpose of rasbiog through the agreement. He commented oo the purchase of the stock the Tamm Hoe. aud the ...
... EXPRESS, SATURDAY JANUARY 22 1887 STANLEY’S WAR PREPARATIONS, Mr Stanley left England yesterday (or Central Africa for the relief ’* Emm Bey, a German gentleman who has been resident there (or many years, and for the opening up of facilities for trade ...
... ATTACK ON MASSOWAH. Rous, WepNespaY.—ln compliance with the request of General Gene, the commander of the Italian troops in Africa, reinforcements to the numbsr of 600 men will be despatohed to Massowah within the next few days. 8 it g SuvaxiN, WepNzspaY ...
... Christians. Coming at last to Africa, we meet the converts in Madagascar among the Caffees, Bechuanas and Hottentots, South Africa, the negroes of the interior, and the west coast from Congo to Senegambia, amounting to 57 7,000.—8 r War-nosh. ...
... In the detachrocnte of troops quartered in Africa the Minister of War has given orders that twelve companies of troops selected from a ...
... ABYSSINIA. (UEUTKI; TELEGRAM.) Rome, Wednesday. In compliance with the request of General Gene, commander of tho Italian troops in Africa, reinforcements to tho number of six hundred men will bo despatched Massowah within the next few days. A telegram from Suakin ...
... labourer. With regard to the rumours of war little Is known precisely; for the Russian and German Emperors and their Ministers, M, de Glers and Prince Bismarck, alone know folly what may be revealed by deeds before long. War, regret te say, Is still considered ...