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... Leone, read paper on the Commercial Future of Central Africa.” With the aid of some large maps he showed the progress of exploration since 1850. Since Livingstone’s time nearly the whole of Central Africa had, be pointed out, been brought in some degree under ...
... TBS ARUT. Orders have been given at the War Office for the sth Royal Irish tauicera, who are shortly to embark for India, to rend a large proportion their horses 'from Shorncliffe Aldershot, to assist in having the companies of mounted infantry about ...
... Engineers June, 1813. In 1818 be accompanied expedition in South Africa over the Orange River against the Dutch Boers, and built the Queen’e Fort at Bloemfontein, and served throughout the Kaffir war of 1850 2, part of the Urn© as deputy - assistant quartermaster ...
... with the exception of the successful expedition which he commanded last year in West Africa against the refractory tribe, the Yonnios. The death has been reported at the War Office of General Cherry, formerly the Ist Madras Cavalry, who served the Coorg campaign ...
... several hoar* Toeeday attendfngto correspondence, and «’ d for root Finding that he delayed In reappearing, the Bishop's room war entered, when was found in unoonecione state. doctor who was sent for ptonounMd the Bishop Buffering from paralysis. Hie feasor ...
... d eevere shock of earthqnake. Numeroae houses swayed violently. The Queen has granted a charter the Imperial British East Africa Company in connection with the grants of territory to that Company by the Saltan of Zanzibar. The Speaker, in letter from ...
... weigh the advantages offered the East coast route through the territories the British East Africa Company. No more suitable leader to penetrate the region of Africa could found than Mr. Joseph Thomson, who will probably return from his explorations in Morocco ...
... Berwick on Tweed, with a of herrings.—The s.s. Swi't, Hogarth, from with a cargo of bran. 1 The Bohemian Girl, from Workington; War. wick, the a. a. Kathleen, and Coquette, from Ayr* Jessie Ann, from Campbeltown; Donna Sofia Indian Queen, from Maryport; Annie ...
... Alliance, 13f Bank » 97 Bank of Soabh Anatralia, 25* 28* London Joint * (Shook, 39* 40* L. A Weflbmln., 68 67 Standard Bank of Africa, 50 51 Union of Atu* trallo, 60 62 Lon., 41 OAKADIAK RAILS. Frank of Canada, 11 Hi Do. ißt. 64J Do. 2nd, 45 Do. 3rd, 28 261 ...
... l6Si)s9iid Worth Britldj.USJUOJ x new Anglo Amerienn, 41 Two end three-quarter per cent. ConeoUdated, 935 India p.c.,loS} South Africa, 50 51 rnlon Bank Australia, GO 62 talon of Loo., 40 41 BANK-. Saak of Ireland, 303 &nt1.24 Hibernian, xd Hrerindel, Hetionnl ...
... Ulster feeling the inevitable consequence of attempting to govern Ulster by a Nationalist and Catholic Parliament would be civil war. A crisis has been averted by the influential and constant support accorded to tho Government by the Liberal Unionists, and ...
... Belief and Conduct; _ .. iTnniicaltore An Australian Lesson “ ?«u Milletand Slavery inEaet Central Africa,’’ From Mean. Carnall’. Biliary Me Frcmeo Otrmm War w* quote the following graphic account of the capttnUtlon of Perle ••Nothing could be more di«m»l ...