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... and 11. Loadruhall Strom; Icdadon. VASTLE LINE.—For the GOLD TI MIS. LONDON to CAPE COLONY. NATAL. X T NADA tIASCAR. LIST AFRICA. The CON& Hail Steamer% *Ed in oat .ail from Etar r tt: Hololmn. Ihrhan. urra.-For Mum GOLD YIELDS. TrUNION Co.* ELAM PACKETS ...
... A I WITH A. Rider Haggard, in his new story • Allan Quatermain,' gives the following narrative of a fight with crabs in Africa. The gloom (of the cave) was so intense that we could scarcely see the way to cut our food and convey it to our mouths. Still ...
... received orders to be ready, and will be escorted by the man-of-war Citta di Genova and an ironclad. The succeeding expeditions will also consist of four hired steamers, escorted by a man-of-war. Each steamer is to embark 1000 men. The several expeditions ...
... so frequently of late years, arising out of alleged infringements of existing treaties. TM. position of Tongaland, in South Africa, renders ft highly desirable that the request of the Queen of that country for the establishment of a British Protectorate ...
... office of War Minister, as recommended by the Post, could only have the result of bringing the two countries once more into collision. In Berlin it is naturally regarded as ominous when the semiofficial press makes deliberate efforts to inflame the war feeling ...
... COLIC! or and • Ty is HOZIII. OATTLX t eIiXXP. NM. Dermot Strait. Loadoa. W. as-a. 1 TO AkLAICA, AUSTR 4LIA, INDIA, CHINA. AFRICA. Ate. booked teal! part • of t i.. Ord Fall of TRZZ and ASSICTRD aunt= Os. to THOMAS XRADOWINO.. SHIPPING MAC/LAMA/ AU ALreet ...
... wait patiently in the days proceding the event of the war correspondent and the telegraph until they received intelligence of important events occuriug abroad. During the period of the Peninsular War, it was the laurelled mail eoaches running from London ...
... FORCE. Lord Harris, Under Secretary for War, speaking at the annual distribution of prizes to the 2nd Volunteer Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers in London, referred to the recent meeting of the committee at the War Office, which was called together to consider ...
... 011ental Plam,Routham ton. awl LI. Street, LINE.—For the GOLD FIELDS. LONDON to OAPI 03LONT. NATAL. II r U 4, .t;AL end F. 1S AFRICA. The CAS LE CO PANT'S Royal Weil Inset in WI mail from lluna•.c:a even F. asp. raturallckot• - Apply to DONALD ORRIS & C r ...
... Macedonia. Tu e statements which have appeared respecting the mobilisation of Russian and French troops need not re-awaken any war scare, as these military movements are merely intended to give portions of the troops belonging to the two countries some useful ...