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... the Peace at Swellendam, in the settlemen o f the d Hopet and W. Harding, Esq., to be Crowit ro trict of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, FEBRUARtY 11. 2nd Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Su-rLiest. H. S. Lumley to be Lient. by purchase, vico jLuts ...
... possibility of other countries than France and Prussia taking part in the war. A rise similar to that of Monday has very seldom been witnessed in Mark-lane. At Lloyd's many war risks were offered on Monday; but underwriters preferred to let the excitement ...
... closing at 89. Lord Granville's statement on Tuesday afternoon produced a better tone on Wednesday. to which the absence of war news and a more favourable fortnightly settlement than was anticipated not a little contributed. The Funds were first quoted ...
... blood, and by the atrocious diligence of their subjects in the work of desolation throughout Africa. The evidence before us is not to be questioned, that wars are perpetually instigated for the supply of slaves, who are furnished in such abundance, that ...
... Son, Cain's cress, near Strand. IL Crotber, Broad street, Birmingham, builder. [Elpolt a SeW, Sotbanaptou street, Bloomobwry. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 25. 1 'th Light Dragon,.-H. A. Scott, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, tvcs De Minutforency, who retires, May 2$ ...
... extra charges that have to be met. 'The contribution out of Imperial funds to the cost of the Afghan war, and the- expense of the war in South Africa, must be provided for, and there must be money available for the proposed new army reforms. The expenditure ...
... and more remote. The second argument is that a competi- tive company may at any time be started, and then the old story of wars of rivalry, once amply illustrated by the history of the Anglo and the defunct Direct, would repeat itself, to the ruin ...
... Guide' says that the war has demoralised the English and the Continental book-trade, and has a very depressing influence on the American book business. In Germany. it has set its distinct mark on the literature of the last three months. War songs, political ...
... Europe think that it was the French people who demanded the war, whereas, in reality, it was he and I who alike wished it. If I had been able to persuade the French that they urged me to this war I should still be at Paris, or I could have returned without ...
... by II Periere for the sum of 184,0001. sterling. UNITED STATES.-The Arabia has brought advices of the 29th ult. Six men of war-viz., the Independance, John Adams, St Mary's Wabash, Savaloma, Doculus, and Crane, are to be despatched to the coast of New ...
... little probability of abatement. The feeling on account of the war still remains one of uneasi- ness and anticipation; but the strength of the monetary supplies counteracts any adverse effect war news might have on the funds. Consols opened on Monday at 91{ ...
... Western Coast of Africa, to be confirned In the rank of Assistant- Commissary-General; Commissariat Clerk W E Newland having completed the required service as Acting Deputy Assistant.Commissary.General on the Western Coast of Africa, to be confirmed In ...