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... SOUTH AFRICA. (RSDTBR’d TKi'.LoIiAM Capetown, TucasoAT. declaration is published in the Cape Timet today, dated Okabandje, Dam ira Land, June loth, whereby Karaahorers. the p*ramount chief of the country, denies the establishment of German protectorate ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TBLBQRAM.) Caps Towx, Mauch *23 (via Plymouth). The Free State Vo kstaud is sommoned to meet on 2nd. The Transvaal coach from Kimberley has been stopped by bighwavmeu, who shot the horses and demanded the mail nag. The driver having complied ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. OPENING OP THE DELAGOA BAY RAIL- The Times' Durban correspondent says tbs first section of Bsy Railway was opened yesterday. Tbs line, which is flfty-fonr miles long, ends &omab, the wilderness. President Kroger intends to submit tbe new ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. (aEDTEB'S TKJ.KPIUM.) »UfcO, Sbpt. *2O. The Nfttal Supreme Coart has dUmiMed the apphcatioD prohibit Archdeacon Colley trom e&erc-tiiaK hie fauotioiui the catUedrei. Lxcitemeat preveiU Vrybarg (Heohaeoeland) cooeeqaeuoe ol diemondt haring ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. (REUTER’S T*LBORAHSJ Paris, Tuesday. A telegram from Louis, Senegal, dated to-day, announces that the famous Marabout chief, Mahmadou Latuiue, who was the principal opponent of French infinonce 1a the Soudan, has been idlled la ...
... 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 ...
... COAST AFRICA. Lord HAMILTON that a mattor sucii ju»port*«>oo wouid prefer notice the question. _ THE SOUTH KENSINGTON ACCOUNTS. In answer to Mr Watt, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER explained that the surplus of mine £ISO,OOO from the Exhibition 1«M as ...
... priucipks of tin* Peace So iety. If they con- Stk sideml any war during the jia-t thirty years Sik they would fail to find any uec ssity for it. There was uot a single reason for England «o ! to war w ith Russia. laird Abenicen stated over | RAILWAY PREFERENCE ...
... CHRISTIAN CHI AND WAR. A Conference the subject of the Chri.-aum Chuich tended held . - Tho lioaponßibilitie-* itiou Wat is On THIS (MOXDAV) KVK\IX(». 25th Inst, At the LKINSTKH LKCTUKK HALL, 35 Mi'lesworth street. At lla.f pas - Seven o’clock. Mr Wii ...
... THE WAR SCARE OF 1875. COCNTEB.KEVELATIONB. Priooe lims not betu content lei General Flo reraiiu poaaessioo of the ear , Europe with ro.-pect to the war scare of 1875, for through the German the Chan- I ccllor has now replied to the recent despatches ...
... 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 ...