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... world. America is I at peace from Cape Horn to the Polar Seas; in Ird Asia there is peace-even in Afghanistan; in Id Africa there is war, but in Tunis only; even the at fourteen Zulu chieftains who have been quarrel- nY ling among themselves, more or lees ...
... never known since the days of the Mutiny; E they have troubled you in Asia with a war of which you t don't know when you will be rid-(cheers)-they have in t Africa another war on their hands equally fruitless, and I s am afraid equally cruel; they have disturbed ...
... accompany the King of Prussia into Germany is without coin ?? King of Sweden has left Paris this Uni, evening., Imis! T AFRICA. beat THE WAR ON THE. COAST.-TWO THIOUSAND an d NATIVES KILLED AND WOUNDED.-I)NCREASE sior OF THE SLAVE TRADE. bati The royal mail ...
... 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 ...
... I TflIP TO SOUTH AFRICA. BY A W A IF wtlce in,,1 NUmiEiI 6. tion One day so we were taking our soelks abroad towards beat the river bed we saw something bright, whi'h when we gart wvi LI Istopped began to move. It wvas not long before wea die- 1, ti covered ...
... evenng;; bfinging-i 238 passengers and $390;410 o nf r fP *gh,9'Ytn irivqd atNe* York on the 3t evening Q the 23rdj and the Africa'onlter morning of the r 27thi, both from I verpI ?? * '.T~he-searcbiiof'Asnerioan vessV by British ornlsers in the Gulf of ...
... ACROSS AFRICA WITH STANLEY.I milt There was a crowded attendance in the trar Lancaster-road Schoolroom on Tuesday evening OCQI to hear a lecture, 'entitled Across Africa with Liv Stanley, by Mr. Chas. W. Grindley, of the bitt Manchester Geographical ...
... NEWS FhROM SOUTH AFRICA. The following nvews comes from Capetown, dated February ?? was prorogued by proclamnationi on 7th inst. until the 11th April. l'ublih meetings 1LavO been held, at which great dis- satisfaction has been expressed at the proposed ...
... A PRESTONIAN IN SOUTH AFRICA. _ ?? ?? . .. I & youth from Preston on a visit to South Africa has forwarded a letter to his parents from Johannesburg, from which we make the follow- ing extract:- We left Johannesburg on Monday, and landed in Pretoria, ...
... when, lo I a rough soldier from Africa appears upon the scene, infuses a new vitality into everything, does things which were uip to his advent deemed impossible, and changes the whole face of affairs at the seat of war. It now appears clearly where the ...
... THE ZULU WAR. From an official examination made by ColonelPearson it had been found that the firearms taken from the Zulus are chiefly condemned Government rides belonging formerly to America, Germany, France, and England. An old letter found at Joho ...
... THE ZULU WAR. THE ZULU CA.MIPAIG*N. It hls been decided to attica a ?? officer to each regiment employed on aaetiv service at the tJape, in addi- tion to those employed in tie several fi I hospitals, the regimental and general ?? systems being thus. worked ...