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... 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 ...
... allowed tho term, war* scattered about the strong, and in of thee® was squatted •ico.ip oi lookiog creatures, w*t* a low tatters cliogiDg to their meagre brown limbs. Tha» were pauper pilgrims to Mecca from British ladia, awaitiaf the means of a passage ...
... ABYSSINIA. London, Wednesday Morning—A telegram from Rome says :--A despatch received last night the Ministry of War from the Commander-in-Chief Africa reports that he has received information that Negus reached Debarda, place about nineteen miles from Asmara ...
... VlllPlace. Songinoton.and Leadelgall Street. London. LINE (For the GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA). LONDON ti CAPE COLONY. NATAL, MAURITIUS MADAGASCAR. and RUT AFRICA. TDR CASTLI COMPANY'S Hoye Mail Steamers sail from LONDON everyats:reene-da, ,v and from ...
... GOLD FOLDS OF SOUTH AFRICA, CAPE COLONY. NATAL, MAURITIUS, MADAGASCAR, MAST AFRICA. The Castle Company's Man —am- load hi East India Dock Basin, London, aad sail as foltows»— * BtaMßtn. IjosAen. Pembroke Castle Wed, Fab. 29 Pridar, War. 2 t Garth Cattle ...
... joined in by s-vend of tho members present, he was the better able to lay his ideas cli arty before the audience. Tee meeting war toorouzhly a se-ed by the member.% and • number of ladies, who were present. Y.M.C.A.-1. !medic meet tn.!' of the Literary Society ...
... ITALIANS AND ABYSSINIANS. 1 (REUTER TELEOR.VM.) Rome, Monday. A despatch received to-night the Mioistry|o( War, the Commauclcr-io in Africa, rc- ports that ha.i received information that the Negus reached DebanJa. a placo about 19 triles from Asmara ...
... «om to naal him with wviawtopanttahiav htaatoadnawwato Ooura. Rose, Batotipat.—O—wil Baa Manam talegraphs to tho MHiktar of War fit* under yeaUrday’i date that the reports received from Tariotn quad an all agree ia stating that the Nagua was on Fohrnarr ...
... nation of Corea, the missions were making rapid psogress, Now Africa, last but not least, had joined others, and they saw how many of its sons and daughters who knew nothing of Christ. Africa, with its teeming population-about 205,000,00d- its mighty rivers ...
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... his answer. The report appeared to be folly sustained by the evidence. . CENTRAL AFRICA. Sir J. FERGUSSON informed Dr. Camsrow that the latest report from Central Africa was from Consul Haines, dated December 10th. He toaud Consul O'Neill, Mozambique ...
... in the war of annexation or colonization, though instancing the success of the largo Italian communities io South America a proof tha fitoaaa of their nation for such an eotarpme- With regard to the risk of tying up considerable force in Africa the event ...