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... the surest guarantee for public tranquillity, as, in his opinion, itsavoured too much of military despotism. The Minister of War denied that any such idea was entertained. The paragraph was ultimately adopted. A letter from Venice, dated the 26th ultimo ...
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... British South Africa Company will be closed from Wednesday, 10th May, 1899, to Saturday, 20th May, 1899, both ?? inclusive. sand the registration of the transfers wil. be suspended during that period. I Holders of the British South Africa Company's Share ...
... Evening for the Working Classes. Admission, Sixpence. To-norrow the First Representation of the Grand Spec- tacis, fn.om the Wars of Africa, THE TAKING OF TUE SMAll LA. On Thursday Evening Mons. 11. Franroni's Benefit. 1)Yl Perrniss on of the Council of the ...
... (Ltd), I SI R JOHN ROGEBSOrS WUAY. -19579 - 1| SHIPPING. NION LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS TO U Gold Fields of South Africa, Natal, and Bas: Africa, Madeira, and Tenerife. DIPAETURES frtn- SOUTHAMPTON evtry SATURDAY. NORMAN (tw sc), 7537 tn-, v Madeira ?? Dec ...
... Mashonaland Rtailwvay Companiy anb the British South Africa Company for the construction of tile line anti the acquisition of the necessary nlad upon the following basis :-The British South Africa Company is to provide the requisite land and cona- truct ...
... subject. There can be no doubt, however, that the Marshal will retire, if a proper successor can be found for him as Minister of War. The Gazette de France V says, Marshal Sebastiani is spoken of. If he be appointed C it can only be pro-tempore. His state of ...
... that ?? YefliusoflHonourinLondon 1859;Paris, 1867; Nether. ILnds, 1869; Paris, 1870; Pariv, 1874; Philadelphian t8i 7 ;South Africa, 1877, do.-OiRAMEIl, 'WOOD, and Do. 4 and 5 Westmoreland-atreet, Dublin. !B 1783 NEW YEARS GIFTS. 86 GRAFTON-STREET, 86. WATCfl ...
... PUBLISHERS AND BODO ELLERS, DUBLLN , - ?? a. The Causes and Effects oL' the War in South ' ! Africa. Bv J A Hobion. ?? 7 76 From Cape town to Ladysmith. Steevens. . 3 6: z History of the War from the Boor Ultimatum to Roberts's Advance. Be E Saunderson 2 6 A ...
... been informed by a merchant of Morocco, who was i acquainted with the dialect spoken by the natives of the wil mountains of Africa, that he could readily converse with Ila Irish in their native tongue. Ile had also been informed l by the Secretary of the ...
... had of the insufficiency accommodation for the troops South Africa, Their Lordship* adjourned minute? to fire o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONSLAST JNIGHT. The Speaker took the chair 3 o'clock. THE WAR. IS FUEL CONTRABAND ? The ATTORNEY GENERAL, replyi, g t« Sir ...
... Friday—The steamer Clan Macaiister left for London, Liveronol Saturday—The steamers Servia, for New York; Teticriffe, for Africa; Shropshire, for RangiKin; Lake Superior, for Montreal; Arizona, for New York; Nasmyth, for Monte Video; Sirius, forßahia; ...