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... 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 ...
... with the best at the work. Ile had served in numeroas Kaffir wars, and was a good match for the 'straightest shooting Baer the Transvaal contained. Tisere are hundreds like hint in South Africa, shouhl the oecasion ever require their smaices, it is a ditty ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ACTION OF GERMANY AND FRANCE. Berlin, Wednesday. —According the Boersen Zeitupg the Aoglo German agreement regarding Earn Africa includes, besides the particulars given yesterday Lord Saliebury, provision that Germany at a later date shall take over the ...
... from the Marquee# Vega to the effect that be to try come to terms with Eng lead regards the blockade of and the East Coast of Africa. It ia only (he istention Sooidsh Government to participate in the naval aeioa» stration off the const. The Portagnowaodtha ...
... truths conoerumg the horrors of the slave trade in Africa. It is of the slave trade of to-day we speak, not that of the lime of Wilberforce or civil war in the United States, bat of what is happening at this moment, when the reader with very little interest ...
... y measures, and consequently American statesman- ship felt it necessary to take the punishmaent into its own hands. EAtST AFRICA. The Berlin aetresponde~ntof the ,Standevd says- A semni-official article in the .Afldniselzr Zdllungl confirms the news I ...
... for the Kingston diocese. his ordination he has small wars uomours wars been attached to the Kingston Cathedral, whence other parts. There have been emalP is now (wemuterl fill the important office wars on the Black Mountain and at a pariah priest. Our ...
... (Wednesday) states that Chamberlain is now his way to America in order marry Miss Mary Endicott, daughter the American Minister for War. The marriage is to take place few days after his arrival, knd after spending some weeks iu visiting friends in the United States ...
... years back, shortly after the war, when the portrait of l'iet doultert, the commandant of the Boers, was being exhibited in lithowaphic prints, as the George 'Washington of his country, and young Boers throughout South Africa were intoxicated with the ...
... eaid, however, waa that about the terrible sufferings Inevitably eataUed even by successful war. Ho tells that Germany wiil not have endure the miseries of war unless there no help for it, and Royal assurance admits of misconatruction, no twiatiog or turning ...