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... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR SCARE. The Durban correspondent of tho Timet says— Sir H. Robinson, in opening Capo Parliament, said tho Table Bay defences were being vigorously prosecuted, and. when completed, would amply protect them from attack sea. THE MONTREAL ...
... MAN HIGH-HANDEDNESS 1N EAST AFRICA. ANOTHER WAR BREWTNG. A. fer,e ' s — Jeleir;m from Zanzibar, in Monday's ie e, says : —The coast tribes and the German Company's employees having come into culkict at Bagomoyo, on h'unclay, the landed an arm-d force ...
... WA\ SE k 11ERALD AND NE tTR GAZ ORE FIGHTING IN I THE IMM N ENCE OF AFRICA. WAR. -- RAID BY TURICIsH TROOPS ON A WILL THE FRENCH INVADE EGYPT ? COMPANY' DEPOT. The Tangiers correspondent of the Standatd, telegraphing on eudny. :—The troops have attacked ...
... obtained a verdict for £2OO against Squire Field. a retired publican. of Bradford, for breech of promise of marriage. SOUTH AFRICA: WAR PREPARATIONS. - - - Dengue, Monday. Zululand 'resounds with military preparations, Yes. Miley a fiyiag column of 200 mounted ...
... COAST OF AFRICA. FEARED WAR AT LIBERIA. SHIPPING DISASTERS. The British and African Steam Navigation Com- Royal mail steamer Volta, Captain J. F. Herbert, arrived in the Mersey yesterday, with mails 1 and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. From Lagos ...
... possible outbreak in the East of Europe, the only warfare that had taken place recently was M of a trivial character, in Africa. 'War, he-said, tl was a terrible thing, because it sent so C. many men into eternity unconcerned. ti Probably be meant unconverted ...
... settlement in Bechuaiislaud. Sir J Fetgoemen said an increase of the slave trade was reported from the East Coast of Africa. Secretary for War denied haviog received a recommendation for an addition of 11,000 to the army. The Lord Advocate intimated that it ...
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... generous which is carteinly their dual The more of the Brit Work poblic who vara Africa, ampeet that Lord SautiCßy operative action with the Oern the But Coast of Africa war dartinad to insaeot tbooe eipeoriva nselcas milii expeditions which have distinguished ...
... great war going on. We were glad to be able to answer in the negative, and to inform him that although there might be a possible outbreak in the East of Europe, the only warfare that had taken place recently was of a trivial character, in Africa. War, he ...
... left eight nolo. N of Orme'. Head at 1 pm. Thursday by the tug Croixer (SE, mod. breeze) Lobe of and from Liverpool, for Africa, war left Ilse rinks NW of the Skerrim at 930 p.m. on Friday by the In Spindrift (SP:, gentle) Ventor.., from Liverpool for Calcutta ...
... Crimea: commanded the Beagle at the capture of and Yenikale.and in the AzoS Expedition ; was Commodore on the West Coast Africa during the War, 1873-4 ; was present at Amoafful and capture Coomassie; was made K.C.B. in 1874; subse quently severely punished the ...