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... |THE WELSH ANTI-TITHE WAR. anctioneer, levying distraints lor tithes duo the rector of the parish of Gwaonyegor, Flintshire, was yesterday locked in room farmhouse. escaped through window, hot was pelted wun addled eggs and stones. shipping Intelligence ...
... TRE GERMANS IN SOUTH AFRICA. 400 KILLED. _ A Zmiststs says—The war Bo:Ave, Pfeil, sad &Awake were present at the destruction of Sandant The Carols is at Seychelles Islasd. It is estimated that 400 natives were killed is lb. attack. all the property destroyed ...
... IMPORTANT LETTER FROM STANLEY. HIS EXPERIENCES IN CENTRAL AFRICA. The following interesting letter from Mr. H. M. Stanley has been received h{‘oMr. E. Marston, of the firm of Messrs. Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, and given to the Press ...
... RTUGUESE AGGRESSION IN CENTRAL AFRICA. SLAUGHTERING THE NATIVES. RITISH FLAGS SEIZED ‘The Zanzibar correspondent of the Times, in « on Friday night, states :— “ News has been received by steamer from Mozambique to the effect that the situation in the ...
... EXTRAORDINARY DESERTIONS FROM A BRITISH WAR SHIP. A coaanerorietwe of the finviderd writes During the passage of HMS Acorn from the West Coast of Africa to the Pacific Station the number of deserters was sleep- Venally large, a circumstance that requires ...
... EXTRAORDINARY DESERTIONS FROJI A BRITISH WAR SHIP. A CORRESPONDENT of the ,Steraard writes :---.• During the passage of HMS. Acorn from the %Vest Cosst of Africa to the Pacific Station the number of rters was exceptionally large, a circumstance that requires ...
... !MIAS SACRIFICES IN AFRICA. OP All OP CIVIILTT. The Britt& owl Sloss Navigation has is sad yeeempies from the We. of Jahr the Ides& New Oehler sews wee bum& of a It • f.w nest& ago the oil of and, es it is is led of Übe •111117. traders frea Ni west ...
... GERMANY AND EAST | THE QUEES MP O'BRIEN, M.-P. to THR EDITO! THE IRISH TIMES. AFRICA. the report econ! bis day's | | of an interview with Mr T. M. ——— Healy, the learved gen’ is represented | as that his application to the resident ; PRINCE BISMARCK AND ...
... UN THE HEA! OF AFRICA. ADVENTURES A} HAIR-BREADTH ESCAPES. trom last wee She bloated spiders, an inch in length, which a covered with prickles most painful to the tous S would form another terrible compound, the efiects which make one shudder to think ...
... ADMIRAL PORTER, Commander-in-Chiol ol the American N*vy. OH TRUE STORY OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.' Some idea the interest this Series (the first, believe, of its kind pnblished in any newspaper tins country), may be drawn from the following further genera ...
... TRUE STORY OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.” Some idea thi. Swies (th.Strt. believe, of its kind published in any newspaper m tb.a country), may be drawn from the foUowiug further general general, lord wolseley, Has consented to write themes of Pemonal Adventure ...
... ILLNESS OF THE MARQUIS OF Ws regret to hear that the Marquis of Is seriously indisposed at his resid•sos, Abbey, war Dover. INNISKILLING DRAGOONS. Colonel A Froom, commanding regiment, from typhoid fever at Fietermarieberg. Natal, on the eilt January ...