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... , who has been invalided home, and landed yesterday at South Africa, was appointed to the command of siege- trains in South Africa. He entered the army in 1873, and served in the Afghan war of 1878.9, receiving the medal. From 1898 to the present year ...
... who has been invalided home, and landed yesterday at South Africa, was appointed to the command pf siege- trains in South Africa.. He entered the army in 1873, and served in the Afghan war of 1878-9, receiving, the medal. From 1898 to the present year ...
... £tOri'I %rtifiery in ?? 1391, and waiBS promoted in - T' ll84, ud oif ?? AfricaCollpanlly 'il: '-pril, 1395. Befiore goillg to Africa Mr. Kincaid- ?? %v's statio-ned wvitlh tre '79th Field Battery in Ytu';s-I 'eutenct 3. McQulena (another prisoner) ie | osedl ...
... the Boers last year, has been promoted to the command vice Colonel Wilford, who was killed at the commencement of the war in South Africa. The new colonel, whose connection with the Gloucester& extends over twenty-two years, has served in India and Egypt ...
... completely lost the control of his tribe. 'When the war first broke out, the %al Basutos anxiously looked to the Government for assistance. They naturally supposed the authorities were prepared for the war v 'hi'h they had provoked, but they soon dis- that ...
... has been surveyed, and is to have a tho- rwugh repair performed upon lher. Captain V~elixcommlanding thle Rifleman sloop of war, at Jamaica, has been remoeved tu command the Beaver slooP On that station, in the room of Captain Norwich Duff. DAi,, SEPT ...
... r',ver sloop of war, Captain Sir William Young, from a cruise off the Dotch coast, and the Creole, French sloop of war, fromn ditto. 641iel the Conway sloop of war, Captain Elen, on a cruise off the Texel, and the E. French briie of war Bidine, f,;r Cherburg ...
... has done more for Africa or is more respected by the Court and people of England. The King is therefore requested to-make use of the means which will appear to him best suited for bringing about a ces- sation of the war. THE BASUTO WAR. The following telegram ...
... The Govenimenit ?? thle p. Company. N. TiE Directors of the Imperial I t British Eeast Africa Company have , fully and unreservedly agreed to l the proposals of her Majesty's 1 I I . I ?? 1- *- I . 1.A byGovernment. A Board meceting was held yes-iii terday ...
... for St. Helena; Georgiana, Thoms, Ma- dras; lean, Goldie, for Singapore; William Leckesby, Rowe, for Svdney; Gil Blas, for Africa. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 29.--.Wind S.W. to N.W., fresh and squally. Arrived off port the Kellie Castle, from China, sailed the 11th ...
... Off the Africa from Zanzibar for Ham- burg, Frigga from Moulmein for Antwerp, and the Juanita from Akyab for Liverpool. PonrTS'oUrsc, AUGUST 9,-Wind W. to N.W,-Sailed the London for Quebec, Egyptian for ditto, Jane for the West Coast of Africa, Santa Anna ...
... der convoy of the Achille of 74 gu11 and rhunderer bonib, which paiisei Up Channel on Sun Aay. Arrived the Orestes brig of war from the coast of Sp'ain. but last from a cruize. Tbe Creole frigate got under weigh thi.9 mornini -proceed di- red f6r St. ...