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... the Colonial and Foreign Markets they supply ; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Ports to which they sail , and indicating the approximate Sailings PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc.. in the principal provincial towns ...
... the Colonial and Foreign Markets they supply ; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the forts to which they sail, and indicating the approximate Sailings ; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc., in the principal provincial towns ...
... the Colonial and Foreign Markets they supply ; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Ports to which they sail, and indicating the approximate Sailings ; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc., in the principal provincial towns ...
... BON VOYAGE! To Messrs. F. T. Dove, barrister-at-law, and B. G. Edwin, members of the Society of African Peoples, who sailed for the West Coast of Africa by the s.s. Appam, which left Liverpool on the 27th inst. ...
... delegation, on their way to Europe to lay the Nationalists' claims to South African independence before the Peace Conference, sailed from New York yesterday in the Noordam for Plymouth (says Reuter). The Nationalist delegation, which represents a minority ...
... Foreign Markets they supply ; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Ports to which they s:n I , and indicating the approximate Sailings , PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc., in the principal provincial towns and industrial centres ...
... COLOUR WAR. Under this headline a British daily paper describes a mass meeting of negroes held in New York to celebrate the sailing of the first steamer of the Black Star Line recently organised in the interests of negro trade., The meeting was addressed ...
... officials of the Glasgow branch have made and enforced a rule that no coloured seamen, even among its own members, be allowed to sail on British vescels. This is an unjust and unworthy step, reflecting on the good faith of the nation towards its own folk, and ...
... fifteen, should be flogged. One consolation, however is that Sir Hugh Clifford, the new Governor-General of Nigeria, has sailed for the spot with our good Lady Clifford! And we feel certain that they will not countenanef. the continuation of such dastardly ...
... Saturday last week the news reached us of the sad, untimely, and sudden death of Mr. J. Eldred Taylor, as he was getting ready to sail for the Coast. He was the editor of our worthy contemporary the AFRICAN TELEGRAPH, one of the most powerful West African journals ...
... mouths of the white demobilised men. Need we remind you that we fought for the Empire against Prussi an ty rann y, th a t we sailed on food ships and braved the perils of mines and torpedoes to feed Britain, that we worked in labour gangs, that we bled and ...
... Words by AFRICANUS. Music by CHAS. E. GRAVES. - Maestoso. (Cape CoaB ':) -0- , • i 1 In state -ly ships o'er ev - 'ry sea Sailed har -dy sons of Bri - tain free, 1 -.-I • j---, l 1 .-i- --1 r!„. -0-- 1 I . I 0 I Each one as sist - ing to in - crease An ...