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... slave trader sea and land, and to pave the way for a reatriotion of area present open to tho exploits of the man-hunter in Africa. war upon the slave trade ‘has hitherto been carried principally by England, and its form has the main been that tho capture ...
... the close the Zulu campaign after spell of eight years service, during which lime it saw a lot of service in South Africa during tbo war with the Zulus, and other affaire. It was Ireland about seven years ago, but was here only abort time, and now it cannot ...
... and @ rideon an Wilmer gives » Commander Kroll, N,an equally of “A ” on the West Coast of Africa. Mr war artist io ae proves his ability alike late Russo-Turkish war and list of military during the tore- that Britishers are mind- power. of their country’s ...
... portions of Africa. The do nothing by way of direct with slavery se ea butiktion la samairien. What it any be to I 4. 1. to difilealtime el to. by sea and knA, sad to to. way far • restrietios of area at present open to the exploits aria-bnater In Africa I The ...
... importation ot war material across the territory in Sou East Africa had given rise to unfavourable comments here, it beiug feared that the admi,. Sion of arms in o interior of Africa might enable the natives use them against the Portuguese. ...
... 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 ...
... MILITARY DEFENCE SCHEME. STATEMENT OF THE WAR SECRETARY. The House then went inti Committee Supply on a motion for the maintenance men of all ranks tor land forces the United Kingdom. Mr STANHOPE, Secretary State for War, made hia annual statement explanatory ...
... 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 ...
... CANNIBALISM DI AFRICA. Aessedbm to soopirod is Unwind it Oro modolissi is la sem plow row to Ohs Ileibb sent-swot. If Das osbeally lo thiosslostorsimilboil, so sister sod booms t labisoplog el WS vidoide 010 Imo sot &so lbot io sees puts geossoodemet ...
... TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Mr. Herbert Ward, a prominent member of the Stanley Expedition, who has lately returned to England prior boa journey tothe United States,delivered the other evening at MiU.hiil a very interesting_ leeburg based on his travels ...
... 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 ...
... BRITISH ENGAGEMENT IN WEST AFRICA, 130 NATIVES KILLBD. \ telegram from Freetown (West Africa) via I Liverpool, says encoantor took place recently I mat outside the Sulymah district between small British party and a party of War-boys. Since boly- I •nab ...