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... T'EE GERMANS IN WEST AFRICA. I (iEurazn's TE-EGRBAM.) Old Calabar, March '7th. Some excitement has been caused here by the t ,-rest of King Eyo by the captain of a German i tn eof war. I tis stated that during aome trivial f ?? between two mea belonging ...
... THil1 IRISR AMBASSADORS IN | - - SOUTH AFRICA. I l ?? ARRIVAL OF, SIR THOMAS ESMONDEi r ?o1) M. JOHN DEASY AT THE J CAPE. to - ENTEUSIASTIC WELCOME. ia3. Y7 (FROM A CORRESPONDENXT.) w; January 17th, 1889. ' Sir Thomas Grattan Esaonde, 1 P, and Mr. John ...
... Petre, British Minister' eV Lisbon. Lord Salisbury's note takes the form of a remonstrance at the action of Portugal in South Africa, and calls inferentially for the re- pudiation of the Portngueae agent's action in the Zamnbesi country. -No threats are made ...
... flebro on his part. I r. James Pott'er Ablet, one of thie lprorecutors, s ...
... and burning of American flags, the burning of American houses, and firing on a captain and lieutenant of a British minz-of-war, are totally untrue. (srmsiAL TELEORAM.) New York, Monday. The United States corvette Vaudalia has left San Francisco for Samoa ...
... the Asten Manor Division. and he has i been in South Africa for several months past. Mr. Kyaocii will be renesered for his tender of two million cartridges to the Ormngemen to enable them to make war on the Home Rule '1Government of Ireland. It has been ...
... Francisco, May 5-The American anl ?? Alameda, for Now Zealand left to-dayc Liverpool, May 6rThe British Africa C*osinsY% steamer Sberbro, frbm Africa, arriv&mthe Msaq to -day. Dover, bay 6-The Orient Line steamer ;Ga ,, MedYezranea for London, passed to-day ...
... but. the questicu will not be solved in that way. The east codt of Africa, which Herr Bamberger declares to be worthless,-s now indispensable tous; but I can nsither prove that East Africa will be useful nor that it will; be useless. .W~ho can e .ect a br-; ...
... ?? llr. 31oran, and Mlr. Powrell, editor of tbe Mid~easd TfE BRITISH IN WEST AFRICA. London. Wednesday. Advices received at Liverpool to-day from &itish Sulymahb West Africa, report that the 17edition secently sent up the Sulymah River by the British ...
... bed and ashing what was the matter. The woman is making good progress towards conva- ,leecence. .THE RUSSIAN AUSSION TO AFRICA. , ~~~(B]iuiuvaas TLE~t.EO71.) Paris, Friday. A despatcl: from Aden of to-day's date an- nounces that Capttin Atckinoif u ...
... aravsaenl, Oct 11-The Orient steaamer Austral, for SydeSy, left ett-day. London, Oct 11-The Donald Crrie steamer War. wickc Casle, from Sooth Africa, arrived 'a-day. , Dartmouth, Oct 11-1'Te Donald Currie oteasmer Nor- . ham Castle left to-day. Plyouoonth, ...
... t cur- re~nt rurours, hiriess arr t htas been tso thee prestent. C-eneral Sung chief of 'the War Ofce: -n u'~7 '8 when Generil 3Boulanger wasf Minister of War, hsas been examined by the:cotn |mittee of the High Court of Justice.' The news of the arrest ...