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... oblge' r. to s 4 c eingtaoi to the a te prhuortien ?? alsodiscovredtri thA' olwobyl tot hlolds a inslesare of thei pndertakilg, war nd lototey fapodctithat largediatemy appered Int 'fthe aconts of nother boad in-e Be inucted~r Sthewature qftrioseaadvagcid ...
... complained very much of a terrible pain in bhi head. Mhesri king him what was the matter, hi replied that ihe had been in the wars, and had gotin straight blow rem the shouldear. ?? Briggs, ofvs e, lRobineon-road, itonga-park, deposed that lie was present ...
... vontilury, it il e.xtension Ii onteictloil critic practieai tli ?? I nill net refer to the eauecos that lcdl sipto toI, tin, ale war. tint I can t'ell you very fraiikly that we di 9Iter hail ts iccsc lhrt scareor sare (ilie country. I do cc, nit I-creo the ...
... THE TRADE WAR IN THE NIGER to Tim =DmnQ 0or T DAy bwS. SnB,-Private information just received from the neighbourhood of the River Niger fully confirms previous news of the disastrous cofilict between the natives of that district, with the addition that ...
... the Cape was one of great depression, as it was here, but hc did not think the war could depress them, as their ?? was carried on aq a great diatance from the sect of war. A SllABIHOLDZ& remrrlced that perhaps it would reassate the shareholdere if the ...
... Imperial Government to hold East Africa at all hazards. According to an inspired writer, what Germany has to familiarize herself with is the undoubted fact that she is now in a regular state of war with the Arabs of East Africa. But it will now be impossible ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock. TlHlEl WAR IN TUNIS. AITACK ON A TRAIN CONVEYING FRENCH TROOPS. (REUTER'S TELEGRANI.; ?? RIS, Oct. 3, Evening.-Telegrams received by the Minister of War report that mn the Ist inst. the railway station at Oued Zergha was burned ...
... AFRICA.-THE SLAVE, TRADE v. LAWFUL COMMERCE. I (cOmMUNICATED.) The rapid extension of lawful commerce in the Youriba country of Western Africa forms reason enough why every attempt to revive the atrocious Slave Trade should be watched with the greatest ...
... various ways. The Chinese have been forced to work in loadinrg and discharging French steamers and in repairing French men- of war injured in the recent engageinents, while the sale of arms and ammunition to Chinese -- even to those residing in the colony-has ...
... resident in South Africa, shall be received subsequent to the fourth day of Jan next, after whiuh day the shareholdera not applying shali be considered to have renouoned their right to en allotment. 4. As to *hate holden reident In South Africa, the losal board ...
... no doubt of Itself he aoad one, hut it gave a certain Lsntnunlt of prestige to the hank whilwas of neaseuhable value. They wars very zoueb indebted far thin to the able negotiatiena of their manager in the colony, Mr. Stewart. who had caried out the ...
... 'THE WAR AND SOUMT AFMC,&N T1RADR A BANK's GOLD ?? . Mr. W. Flem~ing Ean ?? >. w. }g B~~Prsdedf Yest2erday gm ?? ordinaa7 general meetng of th shareholders Of the 2Bck of Africa, which was at the Oannon.stee Hotet 7he eprab, the net profits for the, hafyer ...