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... THE BOER STATES AND THEIR PRESIDENTS. TEss destinies of South Africa have, in a certain sense, been placed recently at the disposal of two men who, in their office as Presidents of the Boer Republics, have met to discuss political questions at Bloeamfontein ...
... BRASSEY. (BEUTEB’S TELEGRAM.) Freetown (West Africa), Tuesday. Lord Brassey and his family have arrived in port, en route for England. ROUMANIA. (KKUTEH's TELEGRAM.) Bucharest, Thursday. General Aughelesco, Minister War, has re> feigned bis post. M Bratiano ...
... The story of * Aunt Charge ie suitable —_— “The War of the Axe; or Adver South Africa. By J. Percy Groves. trated by John Schiaberg. London: & Son.—Boys should revel in this of adventures in South Africa. not all im; rages, Toe ‘ar of the Axe,” vigour ...
... Eighlanders. the old 93rd Foot. The twvo corps hare served together in South Africa-once during the Caffl war of 1346, and mnore recently during the Zulu campaign. Bothl bear ' South Africa' on their colours. I hear on 'vcry good authority that there is a proposal ...
... definite distinction can be drawn between the African and Asiatic types; for specimens almost maneless have been obtained from Africa, south as well as meth, while others with very busby masses have come Asia. The development of mane is, in fact. chiefly a ...
... well aware of a reason why I might decline to come here, said Mrs. Sandford, thinking that the sooner she carried the war into Africa the better. You cannot help knowing, Miss Desmond, that, if I chose to open, my lips and betray your—your conduct to ...
... BY .t PLEDGE. Neves was tins Kepis* Franca la Algeria' in' meth danger as tin War. As am am it *Meat that it IMO ping eganat the ?mesh, Nair troop. wens invalid from Africa take part in the great straggie at hoe.--till ! Alien wan left chart without defame ...
... independent wars, undertaken by chieftains of Norman and Welsh extraction—first by the Geraldines 1161, and then 1170 Count Richard, or Btrongbow, was now calied, though that title of hie was utterly noknown during bis life, or for long after. These wars wore ...
... Dragoons (Scot** Grey*). Brighton. 3rd Hussars, M*nch«»er. for Cahir. Hussars. Ualliocollig. 6th JUncero, n . 6th Drugoonß, South Africa; Depot— Sborncliffa. 7th liuasur*, Secunderabad-Bth llujaara, Mcarut; Uapot-Canterbury. Lasocrs, York Dupot—Canterbury. stars ...
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... an Bailway detachment four military blackguards, as they arc described, who were their way to Marseilles for shipment to Africa, where they were to join one the battalions bad character,” department of the army unknown to officials home. The gallant ...
... made the memorable assertion that the evils caused by drinking were more deadly because more continuous than those caused by war, famine, and pestilence combined. In the face of such a statement made a foil House of Commaos, nnchallengcd and uneontradiefed ...