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... close of the Zulu campaign after a spell of eight years service, during which time it saw a jot of service in South Africa duriag the war with the Zalus, and other aifairs Tt was in Treland about seven years ago, bat was here only a short time, and’ now ...
... AFRICA. I.etters received Ir - o - ni - gt . - Paul de Loanda state that the affair at Opobo threatened to end in serious lighting. Ever since the forced exile of King JaJa, four or five chiefs, under the leadership of Kokigain—a native chief who has ...
... enough to crilktee, but the question will not solved that way. east coast Africa, which Herr Bamberger declares worthless, is now indispensable us, hut can neither prove that East Africa will useful nor that it will be useless. Who can expect brilliant success ...
... THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA. PROSECUTION OF MR, WM. O’BRIEN, M.P. MK. GILROOLY A CO DEFENDAXT. NorddutUrht publisbos another evidently ioß|iirc ...
... Castle I War. Mar. ——’ jWethvcn April 3 ■ ■■ April fDrummond Castle .. April April **Tay mouth Cist le | Ann! 17 April 18 •Via Grand Canary - >or booth Africa, MaunfViaLwbon and Madeira for Sooth Africa. jVia Grand Canary, for South Africa and Day. ...
... Queenstown, is attached to the Army Medical Staff Mariuburg, South Africa, has been through the Egyptian War of 1882, and was at the surrender Kafr Dowar and Damietta, for which lie received the war medal also the Khedive's Star. The latent issue ti GaseUc records ...
... I'linee tie I.ignc and General the Baron Jolling, an African Assfxifttiun *d the Red Cross for ilio bcridii African victims of war and epidemic, and at explorers without distinction to nationality. It t« also announced that the King will make a l»ersonal ...
... travelled by order of the Bavarian Minister of War. He is charged with staying in Algiers and Morocco with the object drawing places interest there. The case attracts considerable attention here. THE EAST COAST OF AFRICA. OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Brussels, Saturday ...
... action to check the importation and sale of spirit* in Africa. The BISHOP of LONDON remarked that the evil was not stationary hut rapidly incrcaslac— the importation spirits in Sooth and West Africa had increased in few years from 400,000 1,200,000 gallons ...
... would not stale anything de- Unite to the House regarding their policy in Egypt or Central Africa, and encouraged what was virtually private subscription war the Nyassa drslaict. Afler sonic discussion. Sir JOHN FERGUSSUN replied tbeiUsenssion. took ...
... people that strength equipment of the expedition INN insufficient for an advance through the wildest territories of Cesare! Africa. The Emin Pasha 'nee was, as it appears ow, equally eine to them defects, and it is therefore ' doubly Incomprehensible shy ...
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