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... GERMANY AND EAST AFRICA. The Stamford's Berlin eorreepondeot telegraphs—l have reason to believe that Germany will not restrict her action on the African Eait Coast to the blockade lend and sea. but that Lieutenant Wissmann will be sent on with orders ...
... other on east coast of Africa. The noble earl talked our power on the east Africa having declined, but did not know to what state of affairs be made comparison. Before 1884 England had no possessions on the East Coast of Africa, or Zanzibar, although ...
... THE COMING WAR IN ZULULAND. REINFORCEMENTS ORDERED OUT. Cairo, Friday.—Thn Bifl» Brigade which will be replaced by the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, will proceed to Natal about the sth prox, DcitoAN, Friday.— The force sent to relieve Mr. Pretonos, in ...
... any operation on land in East Africa, the operations that are contemplated having regard only to the suppression of the slave trade and the prevention of the introduction of munitions of war into that part of East Africa. Dr. CLARK asked it was intended ...
... condemned the Government policy with reference to the East Coast of Africa. With regard to Suakin, if we did not take care we were in for another abominable, profitless, and purposeless Sondanese war. We were drifting into a policy cruel to the Arabs, useless ...
... contain the honours they have received, woo in America, the Peninsula. India, South Africa, Afghanistan, and Egypt. With the 27th they fought in the North American war, and their standards floated proudly at Louisburg and along the heights of Quebec. They ...
... the war trumpet. When the coming war does break out, it is believed it will be one of the most terrible and far reaching which the world has witnessed for centuries and that it will transform the face of Europe The men who have suffered most by war are ...
... buildings, which were quite unsuitable for the purpose of public office. Mr. PLUNKET said that the question of building new War Office and Admiralty had been before the House of Commons one shape or another for anil; hilt cmlmj. Hi. r.l«md lut year ...
... German company. Shota were exchanged, and two Germans wounded. A German war vessel bombarded Tanga. The nativea are very excited, and com* munication with the interior of Africa is eat off. ...
... POREfON INTELLIGENCE. ANXIETY REGARDING MR. STANLEY’S FATE. The following mail advices from the West Coast Africa have arrived St. Paul Luanda. April 25th,—A serious report has been received here concerning the Stanley expedition, and, though net positively ...
... President of the Orange Stiio her sinotre regret the death of Sir J. Brand, the President the State, and the lors which Sooth Africa had sustained. As to the troops now in Zululand, he had nothing add the statements already made in both Houses Parliament ...
... immediately decamped. The police have made no arrests. AFFAIRS IN EAST AFRICA. Drupriy, Wepsespay.—According to the Boersen Zeitung the Anglo German agreement regarding Fast Africa includes, besides the particulars given yesterday by Lord Salisbury, a ...