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... would allay the painful eon sat ion which has un doubtedly been aroused in South Africa, and will probably communicate itself to England. The consequences of a native war large scale would grave indeed. Supposing Lobcngola, with his 10,000 fighting men ...
... |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 ...
... appear as tollows'.— OCT. 5. ANDEEW LANG; “THE POEMS OF SIR WAX.TER ADMIRAL PORTER, of the American BXORY OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.” Some idea the this Series (the first, believe, its kind published in any newspaper in this country), may lie drawn from the ...
... ANDREW LANG: “THE POEMS OF SIR WALTER admiral porter, romrnander-in-Chief o! the American TRUE STORY OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. Soma idaa tha Interest this Senes (the first, bcliere. of its tod published in any this country), may drawn from the foUowinK ...
... ANDREW LANG: -THE POEMS OF SIR WALTER ADMIRAL PORTER, Commander-in*Chicl o( the American Nary. TRUE STORY THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.” Some idea of the interest this Series (the Srst, believe, its hind published in any newspaper this country), may drawn from ...
... MILLIONS OR SrNS. OCT. 5. ANDREW LANG: THE POEMS SIS WALTER ADMIRAL pokier, of the American TRUE STORY OF THE AMERICA! CIVIL WAR. Rome ides the interest of this Series (the first, we believe, of its kind published in sny newspaper m this country), msy ...
... AMIOCIATSON. : The Reit Asweintio. net in reek. - at .t Sir Franein Wiwi= mama.. Le that tha of llwakey's . the Kwi .4 Africa mita be arid alaweedited at ia the awyeepleifne of Snow., Ws Maar. la the memo /LOA Tenor. iewwwWiwgp r mat did out the ew w ...
... 111unchauses, was conveyed to Africa in a wheeled and balloosed ark, drawn by a wonderful sphinx, traversed the continent in a chariot drawn by a team of gaffoping bulls, ruled a great empire, and finally built a circular arch from Africa to Great Britain, and ...
... after an oxiie of two years. King Malietoa when first deported from his dominions was sent by the Germans to Cameroons, West Africa, after that be was taken, as steerage passenger Hamburg, ami thence to the Marshall group island*. The exiled, monarch was ...
... MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1889. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE EAST AFRICA. Satubday. A despatch from Captain Wiasman, tbe Irar>e rial Comm Bfiiouer in •iouth-h.ast Africa, rlaiad A a emit 29th, has f«eo received bv the Govornment. It conlixms a ...
... BISCUITS. NOTED FOR FINE QUALITY. C.A.STX.IB X.XN’ZS (For the GOLD FIELDS SOUTH AFRICA). I LONDOH to CAPE COLONY, NATAL. SERVICE. I MAURITIUS, MADAGASCAR, and EAST AFRICA. Mail Steamer* fr-nn evert alternate Wednewlar. Uastmocth: intermediate ■ '* fontugntlf ...
... teach useful lesson. It should teach our statesmen and rulers not; squander the wealth of nations in gigantic preparations for war, when hundreds of thousands are on the verge of starvation. This very serious question— Eiffel-like its dimen-ions—for the millions ...