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... British and Steam Navigation CoN royal mail steamer Roquella, which arrivedat Liver. pool on Tuesday from West Coast of Africa, war at °pub° when the disturbance occorred which re salted in the arrest of King Ja on the 12th Sep tember. The port wan blockatied ...
... »-d_|7 Lieutenant-General Torrent, KCB, wbo L for the present, to remain in cwnww £ the tronps m South Africa. The War Often will uke over f rtm - Admiralty on the Ist April _w.*t tho *nJZ of the hve Indian troop *hip*. J >t ' Serapis, Crocodile, Euphr.t- ...
... The Nile is very high, and is still rising Wady Haifa. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA WAR BOYS. Sierra Leone, August 14th. —The British authorities here are taking action against the War Boys in retaliation for their re cent raid into the Suhjmah territory, where ...
... Jews. Brodaraaa, 7misha. • (we 1413 to. 404 Oleo, Bahr Babrawl a Bow _ Drumm. Jaw Bin Bahr, 3 Bois Lydon. *4 Crook, Africa, R.C., War 8101.004. Vaughan t Colloibliad Katmai Bern, 17. Waters. W. J. Undo, _ Web an, Strut/Oa. it d o .Para, , llnu ...
... THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A BRITISH WAR IN WEST AFRICA. The African Steamship Company's royal mail steamer Nubia. Captain W. Thompson, arrived in the Mersey '• Saturday. The Nubia also called at the Congo river, but no ' late news had come ...
... sad fatality cocurred on beard the 11,itish and African Co.'. steamer Tenerifle, inward-boned from the West Coast of Africa. She war struck by a heavy sea when crowing the bar, and a quartermaster imed J..hn Magee was waahed with such against the bulwarks ...
... change the detach* nipnta of troops quartered in Africa, the Ministry War has given orders that twelve companies troops selected from many infantry regiments ahall be held in readiness to start for Africa, where they may employed temporarily, or, in case ...
... it was to the Now Pessimism, armlasect. Ths Polynesia, and slaws ad dean when to a emanor, and is seem peas of Central Africa it war oeseitiered respeedal to Mrs the to a marina. As this idea; of the reaps were ilestentio. a savage was al the medicias ...
... this purpose in this year’s Estimates. Mr. E. STANHOPE.—BaIIoons have been used in war by several !or:s‘ifn nations and by ourselves in the Sondan and in South Africa. The War Office is making experiments in military ballooning, and has recently constructed ...
... dals Cl Immrsemea. It Ii Melee lhat the the craft with the for the America Cep. la as sob Ow dole. LA ritcr ben Ow Oomw Africa war arm the meet et Itleg is is I Meet Mr. b. pe rut at Ceeleavative at Ilradford as October. PAWNS lo Marius at Vireos re to ...
... for years in nneriona ry work in Africa, where he had known tho,e whom j had been their privilege to hews sweet fellowship with, and whose pews that nighs were empty He would tell them vie.h •. Word of God in Africa war a. it in England Mr. Wakefield then ...
... Marshal Duo de Malakoff, expired last evening in his 75th year. He fought in the Crimea, and distinguished himself in Africa and the war of 1870. He entered the Senate as • moderato Republican in 1878, and °us of es piston of the law Haws. ...