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... Zambesi, and annexing strip territory right actors Africa. If these claims aro allowed, tho stations most broken np; hut Lord Sdfebory is unwilling disallow them, becauso It Is essential for the progress of Africa to purchase Ifalagoa Bay, which Government Lisbon ...
... WESTERN AFRICA. [reuteb’s telegram.] Freetown, Saturday. The main body of tho Yonnie expeditionary force returned here on 22nd ulfc., after having destroyed the principal war towns the Yonnie country and taken Boy Simerah, the King of Maesimerab, and ...
... WESTERN AFRICA. [REUTER’S TELEGRAM.] Sierra Leone, December 19th. H.M.S. has arrived here with troops employed in the expedition to Yonnie country. The force captured the three principal towns and killed large number of the enemy. The war is now believed ...
... WEST AFRICA [kecteh’s telegram Sierra Leone, Monday. Sir Francis De Winton cabled to the homo Government for instructions respecting the expedition against Saleyma, where tho natives are troublesome. Theatre Royal.— Last evenieg Mr. Walter Bentley’s Company ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, tp.leobams.) Dbckmber 14 (via Plymouth). Sin Hkbcules and Lady Robinson and party arrived atGrahamstownon the Pithult. forth© opening of the Jubilee South African Exhibition. In response to an enthusiastic demonetration, his Excellency thanked ...
... THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA. The Time*Zanzibar correspondent telegraphs on Wednesday -.—More desultory fighting is reported from Bc-gameyo. The Germans landed men from their ships, and tho usual daughter of natives followed. News has arrived through Uoganqembo ...
... SLAVE TRADE ON THE EAST COAST OF AFRICA. London, Wednesday. The Press Association understands that the agreement entered into by this country with Germany, France, and Portugal regard the slave trade on the East Coast of Africa is practically as follows From ...
... THE FRANCO GERMAN WAR. F;r some years aker the war of 1800 King was continually occupied with his great task, the perfecting of his army. In March, 1807, his Majesty celebrated his diamond jubileo” for sixty years’ service. He visited tho Paris Exhibition ...
... of the rights of nations at Tunis,” the war which brag and bluster she forced China, and her occupation of the New Hebrides. Judged her most recent acta, does not think that France is to be trusted in time of war to maintain treaties such as that for the ...
... Southampton as fol tews for South Afric&a Porta and Bay, oalHngM LSabon and Uadtira; Scott-un^n 3.199 . Thursday, Mar. 22 5,877 . Thursday, Apr. _o 7. Thuredw’ Apr. . froin Piyni'o'jlb neit d*y. 1 and South Africa.-Appl y to Til OS. COOK s,u«. B ...
... its in duftry. (Cheers.) There are small ware and rumours of wars in other parts. There have been small wars on the Black Mountain, Sikkim. There are disturbances on the East Coast of Africa. But these are mere pasting incidents which scarcely deserve ...
... cxpUcit. vote of confidence la the Minus cry, which war carried 245 votes to 43. THE AFRICAN SLAVERY QUESTION IK ROME. Roue. Sunday. Cardinal addressed a iarga nseombuiga the Churehol on entject in Africa. declared that a great movement pablio was required ...