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... politics were eschewed a very decided opinion was expressed that if South Africa were allowed to slide, the Standard Bank of South Africa might just as well put up its shutters. South Africa bank shares ought to go up with the announce- ment that it has been ...
... enmigra- tion from the West Coast of Africa to the French West India Islands, but what we could consider in no other light than a renewal of the slave trade, with all its injurious consequences to the people of Africa. The apprehensions which were very ...
... - Ltd., London. SMITH, ELDER & CO.'S NEW BOOKS, IMPORTANT NEW WORK ON SOUTH AFRICA. PUBLISHED TO-DAY. Large post 8vo, with Portraits and Historicat Chart, Its. (d. SOUTH AFRICA: PAST AND PRESENT. An Account of its History, Politics, and Native Affairs ...
... Roberts on his landing Dover yesterday was as enthusiastic as even on such an occasion could have been expected. We have had many wars with fierce, wild tribes since the Abyssinian expedition, and it is to the honour of our army that each enterprise has brought ...
... the resources of Central Africa, 0 countries that were now uneivilised and inhabited by savage tribes would enter within the pale of cdvilisation. At present there was not such a thing as legitimate trade I in Central Africa, f orwomen and chi dren were ...
... material for the future historian of the stage. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Ihird Edition, with a new Prefatory Chapter, dealing with the events which have induced the present crisis. IMPRESSIONS OF SOUTH AFRICA. By the Right Hou. JAMES BRYCE, M.P. 'Aith three ...
... in a state of almost hopeless bankruptcy. Prior to the war Greece was Istaggering under an almost intolerable load of debt, much of which had been incurred for unproductive purposes--munitions of war, and a fleet which in the late conflict achieved nothing ...
... British South Africa shares weak on fears of heavy indemnity and modifica. tion of charter. American bond issue officially announced; 100,000,000 dols. 4 per cent. Meniacing German attitude in Transvaal affair. Further tall in Spanish on war news from Cuba ...
... 15.-City of Manchester. Calcutta for Lon- don, passed at 12.30 p.m. to-day. MADEIRA, Jan. 14.-Benrin, Liverpool for Africa, and Africa from Afries, arrived to-day. MATA, Jan. 15.-Olenfallonk, from Shanghai, pased to- day. Clyde, from London, arrived at ...
... natives for the 5 damage done to their town by the Spanish war-steamer Santa Teresa some few months back. BONXY.-Another of those cihil wars so constantly occur- t ring in this part of Africa was again expected among the I natives of this town, in consequonce ...
... the Council, with Arrazola as Minister of Justice, and Pcna Aguayo as Minister of Finance, and Manuel Concha as Minister of War. It was doubted that Isturitz would take the Interior, and rumour assigns that post to Arteta. A letter dated Grenada, May ...
... CRtEEK, MAY 31.-Arrived the Como, Older,. Leghorn; and Catherine, Fligg, Aquilas. BBRISTOL, MAY 31.-Arrived the Usk, M'Lean, Africa; and Lion, Teneriffe. LiVERPOOL, MAY 30.-Arrived the Atlas, Higgin- son, Ceara; Cessnock, Thomson, Barbadoes; Kate, Crawford ...