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... THE FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA. There have been many able articles written of late, and published in this country, prove the exceedingly humane and liberty-loving character of the French, along with the cruelty and tyrauical projionsities of the Saxons—meaning ...
... probably preventeel a European war: and it certainly extinguislull a number petty wars that had actually commenced in different quarter, on the frontiers of Ilinehistan. Nay, it is very doubtful whether the (,'Mete war, ewentially• but not truly originating ...
... TUB APPOBAX WAR. Lord Joitx Kcsskll asked whether the paper la*- ferring to the Affghan war would Laid the table of the House, previous to the discussion on the vote thanks to tin* army engaged in it. Sir U. Peel was understood to reply in the affirmative ...
... FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1849. THE WAR IN INDIA. The war in India is beginning to teach us that tho race is not always won the swift, nor the battle by the strong. Science has not yet deprived war of its fortune,” nor has civilization divested it of its tiorrors ...
... Discoveries in Africa. in vols, fc>r Bft Ilulwer’a France, in 2 voU., 215., for— ami Ueil’s Illustratcsl Daley’s Natural Theology, 5 vols., Ifts., 1 ft Hurt on’s Descrif tion of Rome, 2 vola, 155., for 0 7 ft James’s Military Occurrence* of (lie War between ...
... great deference to the advice tho British Government, liad been compelled to proclaim a holy war with tho intention attacking the French possessions in Africa. The Earl of Aberdeen said the complaints were not very simple intelligible, and he would, therefore ...
... illci-rs. Tho last accounts from Algeria are favourable to the maintenance of French supremacy in Africa. It is announced in the Moniteur Algerine, under dale fr Oran, the 10th ultimo, that the French columns, under the command of Generals Renault and ...
... were waiting the is-ue at station, near Foil The missionaries in the more remote interior South Eastern Africa it is hoped may not Jitl'cted the war.— IVutchman. a'.KS.— week, large bodies of whales, the preinoiiitors l!ie foriheoming tiiliin;.' season ...
... they have inflicted on the victims their ambition. In Africa they burn, and Tahiti they starve, those whoso lands they invade, whose property they seize, but whom they canuot conquer. The Tahitian war is the only one of tho present day originating directly ...
... discussion also extend, d to the best mode of checking the slavetrade in Cuba and Brazil, and of putting it down on the coast of Africa a combined effort on the part of France and England to destroy the barracoons, which appeared both to Lord Palmerston and ...
... importance as a niiflwav station lieiweeu Mafleira ami the Cape of (Joofl Hope, attfl as a renflezvotls for ships of war on the coast of Africa anfl the South Aun*rican station, tin* Government have Im*cii imlucefl to put their establishment at that place ...
... jealous feeling entertained t'-wards t!»e llrilisii Government by the Americans, llritUh brig of war .1/- ./, whilst lying off Caliinla, the coast of Africa, camcalongsideufthc */- ni*, N . w Orleans, Captain lamas, and suspecting her to a slaver, demanded ...