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... upon a sure footing. m nt ii ?? to trust to our ability to cut off the is French armiy in Africa, at any momelnt, by an over- co rvhehlning force at sea. Were Africa once conquered a! aonld origanized by a large French force, it might exist as a separate ...
... name; but the confederation of South not m Africa had sprung up here, and its main Dar le object was to re-attach to us certain terri- l id tories which we had resigned. There were ha rdifficulties in South Africa which did not d e a ts exist in Canada, ...
... 1 , STANLEY AND AFRICA. It is a'significant fact that the very day when Mr. Stanley arrived in London news was telegraphed, from Eastern Africa, of Emin's departure for the .interior, at the head of another exploring expedition. Emin's refusal to accompany ...
... LIVERPOOL AND AFRICA, A mieeting of the commaittee, Of the African it to Trades Section of the Liverpool Chamber ofo ?? was held yesterday in the board room o to of thre chamber, tinder the chairmnanship of Mr. t] Ito Alfred L. Jones. Thore were also- ...
... relating to the Transvaal. The following telegrams from Sir Garnet Wolseley to 'the Seoretary of State have been received at tho:e W-ar lamce:- Sincoconsf'S TowNt, 28TH Nov.i Tra nsvaai full force, under the commnand of Lieu- ?? Bo ker *Russell; consisting of ...
... COAST OF AFRICA. ml- ThJUL . -A A toad &IAe f_.. _ r at The British and African Steam Navigation Com- the pany's steamer BOonny arrived In the Mersey yester- 1o0* day afternoon with the mails and passengers fromu and the Yest Coast of Africa, the OCnary ...
... Aftica into two hostile d1 CsnpS' wil! he undertake to put the whole of be S atth Africa in a biace; will his hind make fo. eiveor ispossible the fuature union of South Africa? We bope nob. We trust his excolency will refrair from calusing nameleis misery ...
... WEST COAST 'OF AFRICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ATHENIAN. The royal mail steamer Athenian, Captain Smart, arrived in the Mersey on Sunday with the West Coast of Africa, Madeira, &o., mails. Her dates are Benin, October 24; New Oalabar, November 7; Bonny, 7; Lagos ...
... adji eat aorthern territories, which at present are neutral. A Portuguese war vessel vzs permaaently saL- tiwned as Banana Creek, the entrance of the Congo' whilst a Brrush war vessel ?? Borna, further up the river. The Inited State onsulat Latnsh had ...
... I -- WT 0OAst OF AFRICA. MURDER OF AN ENGLISSH TRADER, The British and African Steam Navigation Company's steamship Congo alived intho Mersey on Thursday, with the mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa, the Canry Islands, and 1adeira, She ...
... | SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA. | is FIRST PERFORMANCE IN LIVERPOOL. h Savage South Africa, an exhibition full of thrilling incidents, and which portrays most e realistically-much that is deeply interesting as well as educational and highly enterti-ing- p ...
... there is no news of importance. At BathurEt and Teneriffe trade was dalL On the 2%th April the Austrian war steamer Novara, accompanied by the French war steamer Themis, arrived at Madeira, with the Emperor and Empress of Mexico on board, and departed the ...