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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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA. watmemarri MONDAT.-A report has reached hare that Bushiri. who hes from the first led the revolt against the Germans. has been captured near by Doctor Schmidt. Major Wissairn is now there. THE FOG--THREE LIVES LOST the on Saturday ...
... PORTUGUBSE CLAIMS IN AFRICA. ITke 1;imev of yesterdlay says :-The reply of the! Portuguese Coveriunent to Lord Salisbury'si protest against the recent creation of a fiew pro- viace in tho southern part of Central Afcrica has been transmitted to the English ...
... THE PORTUGUESE IN AFRICA. Lisbon, Saturday. The newspapers this morning, in comnieuting 011 the news telegraphed front Zanzibar yesterday concerning the proceedings of Major Serpa Pinto in Makelololand, express astonishment at what they describe as the ...
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... WAR RUMOURS. (FBOM THE POST. 09 TQ-DAY.) _ Christmas Day has not been allowed without news wars and rumours of war* which, though no means tbfc very first importance, strike unpleasantly’ discordant note at the period of peace and goodwill. The intelligence ...
... 12 noon. Sobjßct—“ Path war- •n» Watch Night Service wfll (D.V.) beheld here at 10.30 p.in. 31st. Mr. Oscar Owers (of London) mad Mr. Weaver will address the meeting. C BUSCH OF HT. 'FRANCIS OAEPlsra JSTRBCT. la tor of the yen. Semi nt3.Sop.rn., After ...
... of tbe British lest Africa Compsay's territory. Pubnaked amounts show that at 1 the British ports has increased 50 per cent Lb. first year of occupation. RUSSIAN WAR PREPARATIONS A Vienna correspondent says—The Russian Minister of War, M Vannovsti, has ...
... N, and long. 46 40 CENTRAL AFRICA. BunLJ Dr. Schweinforth writes to-day hoping that the German Government will engage Eosin Pasha to co-operate with Weissman In reconciliating Mahometan and Arabien interests in Central Africa, and in favour of • new commerciel ...
... on the difference between Great Britain and Portugal concerning the latter's boundaries in South Africa gravely proposes that contracts for Portuguese war ships should in future be given to French builders. It is admitted that Portuguese polizy cannot ...