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... in his opinion, it was not qualified, and remarked that it was no more fitted to condnct administration or war in Central Africa than the War Office was condnct the administration. Sir JAMES FEBOUSSON defended the Foreign Office system, sod thought some ...
... dutiee for wbieh, bis opinion, wad Wot qualified, and rcitlsrksd that it was more fitted to conduct administration war Central Africa then the War Office was to conduct the administration. J».r JAMES FKRGDSSOX defended the Foreign Office system, end tbooght ...
... in oas opinion, it was not qualified, and remarked thbat it. was no more fitted to conduct administration or war in Central Africa than the War Office was to conduct the administration. Sir JAMfES FERGUSSON defended the Foreign Office system, and thought ...
... BLAVHKY IN AFRICA. London, Toesday Kigfet, A mooting of member* jd *o House was hold this afternoon Waetminoter to protest the continued teleration slaTcry under British rale in Zansiber and Uganda. DUke pnsaded. Arrangements were made with Tiew raising ...
... OPERATIONS IN AFRICA. Hr. WTNDBAM, in reply to Mr. Davitt, said that operntlone bed been earned out in tba Niger regions by the War Office daring the last lew years with tba exception of the Banin expedition. The operations in those regions bed been dirrotsd ...
... LORD HAWKE'S TEAM IN AFRICA —* « Johannesburg, February 14, In glorious and lofuco largo attoodaoos Englishmon to-day began lh«r sacoad match against r«pre*entatiTe eleven of SoaUi Africa. Lord won the u»e, and Waroar and Mitch ell weal in o« matting ...
... they kill or capture in war. The latter are tortured before being put to death. In fighting with an enemy who has pressed them hard and caused them much loss the bodies are eaten very soon afterncapture, and when the heat of war is upon them. In this case ...
... NEWS FROM 'WEST AFRICA. AN LMPORTAINT EXPEDITION. POSITION IN SIERRA LEONE. PRESS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SPrCIAL. LIVERPOOL, TUs.SDAY.-The Elder Dempster liner Oron arrived here to-day with mails and pas- sengers from the West Coast of Africa. The rorn left ...
... NATIVE TOWNS DESTROYED. PRESS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SPEcWAL. Ln'RrccL, TimsSDnY.-The Elder Dempste? liner Benin, from, West Africa and Grand Canary, arrived this afternoon. Amongst her passengers were Major Reade, Captain Marsh, and nime non. commissioned ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA, IMPRESSING THE SIERRA LEONE CHIEFS. AsaoctATion agsraAX.] Freetown, January 17. five columns troop* who are to be employed is the demonstration is t*»e Protcotorafee of Sierra Loose have now all left Freetown, sad, I fie graphed ...
... Wig. Ttr Aar ••• be Pomba r • Aldsall. - }mm• •;upinies ; :ifkrt bay. elided hp arsirn war ea mart d an additked minima attas. masialy. ^.4 SIAD DEATH IN SOUTH AFRICA. Neer, Mower. ' The medireholy re today to Mr. Crawford H. Headoort, nerd sae al Mr. H ...
... THE REALITIES OF WAR. hear a great deal about the glory of war. and one wdi be likely deny that the soldier’s trade is honourable and patriotic one. It is, however, as well that should sometimes remember that the realities war include amongst them a great ...