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... 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 ...
... TROOPS AFRICA. (I’KESS ASSOCIATION TKLECRAM.) London, Friday Night. ITlic news oi lliemoveirent of troops from Natal to Zoluland occasioned soma excitement. No members of the Grt-ernment connected wilU Colonial or War Departments were the House at the ...
... MASSACRES IS CESTRAL AFRICA. Zanzibar. was startled and abockod early to-day by the Sul aa publicly erdcrinfc tbu decapitation of four aativu in a fort uo'ried on a cbarKO of murder. The bodies war# allowed to remain exposed aud unpoardod till evening ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. fascrcß’s telegram.) Fref.towh, Saturday. The main body of tiio Vouuie expeditionary force under Colonel Sir Fraud* de Win ton returned here the nit, after baring destroyed the 'principal war towns in the Yonnie country and Bey Simerab ...
... THE GERMANS AND EAST AFRICA. (REUTER’S Berlin, Monday. Unfavourable rumours*, based, apparently, on private letters, are in circulation respecting the health of the crews of the German war vessels on the Ea-t African coast. One ship is reported to be ...
... FIGHTING IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Dr. George Smith, Becrotary of Free Chorch Scotland Foreign Mresion Cornmittoe, has received news from East Central Africa to tbo (ol■Jawing effect;—Dr. Cross, writing from Dkonde ■«m the Mlh April, cays that by tbo-30tb March ...
... GERMAN EAST AFRICA. (from the times ) Several recent comninoicatioos are to hand which l-nng additional iotormation as to the activity tbe Germans in developing their East African possessions. Dr Peters, writing from on board the German war ship Nautilus ...
... THE RVAN! IN BAST AFRICA. London, Monday. A Mo Post telegram, dated Berlin, Sun- day, sa: t events reported from Zanzi- bar are just now exciting exceptional interest here. The im ion prevails that the new tion of the English East African Company is to ...
... 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 ...
... ISLAND AND GERMANY IN AFRICA. (FROM THE DA11.7 N»WH.) Tbe task of “Christian civilisation in which Prince Bisaaarek, D.l>., has secured tbe assistance of Lord Salisbury is rather toe closely aseoristed with arsou -and homicide for the taste of the British ...