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... arrangeoanlt. A CURIOUS INCIDENT. A RELIO or TnHE CRi!MEAN WAR. Sc vastopol, April 12. Daring dred.lging operations in tiea bay here an old English shell3 datinz dotbtless from the Crimesat War, was hauled ns, and exploded on beo-g brought into the boat ...
... I AFFAHIIS IN WEST AFRICA. ?? ToL'rEAM.15- Liverpool, April 21. The Elier-Dempster Liner Volta has just I arrived here from W'Vest Africa. Amongst the passengers were Dr A. Strange, who was the | Britinh Resident at Attabuh, in the Gold Coast I hinterland ...
... kingdom; mnany of his chiefs wore the Dervish dress, and at Tarraigole he had a. store of jibbas for issue to his troops in war. The King, however, was not a Dervish at heart, had succoured and concealed deserters from the Dervish force at Bor, and willingly ...
... PHILIPPINE WAR. THE An American Expedition. [Press Association Foreign Special.] II rIMANIA:, ARnL 9. A An espeditiou, commanded by Generals King and a Iawton, and consisting of 200 picked sharpshooters 1 from various regiments, a mountain battery, a ...
... WAR ANT) I)TSARMAMENT. NEW BOOK BY It. VEP ESTCIJAGIN; (FlOM OUR CoultliiEPONDENT.) BERLIN, Mseondav N-ight. hor. Vorsstclhlsin the famous painter of thet lior-ors of wa.r has iust finishdt -i s book entilet Diry Notices,'' con-aittinz thoughts an*d ...
... THE PHILIPPINE WAR. Sir Tames *Vright, C.B., late Engineer-in-Chief of the Navy, has died at Nor vood in his 76th year. W^TC}IES, CLOCKS, BAE£OMETSRS,-Largest Stock in tjroviLl es. Absolutely boua edo to hoicsale Prices. snspectlol, and comparison of ...
... were expelled to-day from St. aLd 'ctlersbuig. cd, 'a i BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA, re to NATIVE RAIDS. Ot [Reuter's Telegram.] tI BT.ANTvRE, FEiBUARY 25. De The Brifisl Central Africa Gazette reports raids by r i alivc uhiels into British terrltory. In ...
... educate these heathens out of their gross super- stition and ignorance. He referred to the late war and its calamitous effects upon the missions, and contended that war should be waged only in the cause of righteousness. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded ...
... will regenerate the world and make it what its CREATOR designed it to be, whilst war and pillage and bloodshed pervert it into a Gehenna. Signor LUZZATTI contended that war in the name and for the alleged spread of civilisation only sowed the seeds of uni- ...
... talen: (Hear, tear, . and Mr Davitt- Have a war.) - PAPERS ON SOTUr AFRICA. . .Replying to Mr Drage, .3Ir C3[CH IBERLAD7 said.he proposed shortly i . to lay on the table further papers relating to - South Africa, but he could not say whether any particular ...
... Admiralty being to provide in her a type of war vessel of equal speed, being of greater power and with better protection than any ship of the kind afloat. Sheiis one of a class of four, three of which, named Africa, King Alfred, and Leviathan respectively ...
... recollectionluot only of Ily own countrymen but of the people of South Africa, of Lord Randolph Churehill's insguage with respect to the Transvaal. Lord Randolph Churchill visited South Africa in 1891. He sent a saries of letorte describing incidente in his ...