... one of their most prosperous centres. In Sierra Leone ten day schools were being conducted with 1,044 scholars. In East Africa war had been raging about their stations, and Ganjoni had been burned down, while they also suffered a plague of locusts. There ...

... approaching the historical subject of Sooth Africa would be quite outside the purport of the lecture. It might, however, be permissable, way of introduction, to state that for years after the discovery of Africa by the Portuguese, no attempt had been made ...

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... terminate the war now devastating Eudora flumpe and Armenia, and that I might have the advice and mistimes of my Parliament in the present state of public affairs. You are aware that after having unsoccesabilly striven to avert that war, I declared my ...

... emigration agent Liverpool, It appear* from this return that the total number of emigrants of all classes during the year war 172.731, a larger number than any since year 1852, when the total emigration was 229,099. In that year, however, large proportion ...

... e increase of members. Their positions and prospects were never so good as at present in Western Africa, whil4 in Mini North, station in Southern Africa, they bad a second chapel, which Mr. Smith, their superintee dent there, said would be free of debt ...

... views comprised from the War fexhibited for the first tune), views the Continent, Cruikshank’s Bottle,’’ comic scenes, &c. The proceeds, alter expenses are paid, will sent to the rebel the French peasantry through the present war. The whole cf the proceedings ...

... ereryone) that ,m with their bawling. Their Gambia stand the were substantial group of (pie lived upstairs. This Western Africa. The basewas used for stoves, Ac., the toe second story, usually of The higher they got the more were of the Miama which ohealtby ...

... had been greatdeat mora rtmrinad to dose. In Africa hundreds thoaeiada yet liring fa derkaera, and tribe fighting agaimt Who. It aatimatad that there HO,«X) heathens rubjeotn under Qaaan Tistecia ; it war aka said that fa Great Britain erito Aonkthirty ...

... Bona its 20,000 inhabitants Bona was once the chief city of Africa, and covered a space of 200 acres. Long before the Christian Era it was the Übbo of the Phoenicians. Daring the first Panic war it became the Hippo Regius of the Firmans. In the fifth century ...

... interest on the Frusso- Auatria war, giving to Austria whatever encouragement ahe could. The battle of Sedowa was bluer disappointment to her. With satisfaction again Rome looked upon the breaking out of the Franco- Prussian war, not doubting that its issue ...