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... tinue to be what they were when you first did me the honour of returning me. The great question of the day is the War in South Africa. This War was forced upon us b.v the Boer jovernment, which had been preparing for it for a long time, and it became the ...
... Marine to conquer Gibraltar. ' 5. The cities of Africa, viz.— Tunis, Al- giers, &c. shall be French possessions ; and afte r a general peace all the conquests which the French- have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as imlemnities to the Kings ...
... tinue to be what they* were when you first did me the honour of returning me. The great question of the day is the War in South Africa. This War was forced upon us by the Boer Government, which had been preparing for it for a long time, and it became the duty ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR The North is for freedom, the South is for slavery. The North is for freedom of discussion, the South represses free- dom of discussion with the tar brush and the pine faggot.' — Times, January 7th, 1861. GREAT ANTI-SLAVEBY MEETING ...
... North America ?? aWc. Ua>a*.a>i>Ua>ra*. Portugal, Northern Africa. *•• Wea.tern Hemiaphcie, Asia, N'Tth America. •■The IVorld on Mercator's Projection — Uritiili lale«— Sooth America— Western Africa. »■ Ireland — Palestine — Vubia aod ALytsinia — Canada ...
... censorship. The following is one of fhe passages of tlie letter, word for word: ? v It is very possible that We shall have a war with Russia, for the hereditary Prince, Abbas Mirza, has told mc that be will never consent that one inch of territory, or one ...
... Rattlesnake, 28 guns, Capt. the Hon. C. O. Bridgeman, has been wrecked in the same gale of wind that drove tw T o French men-of-war on shore at Algiers. The French blockading squadron were obliged to put to sea on the 16th ultimo, the winds being of such ...
... was so ; inasmuch as the fact he had just mentioned was owing, not to any falling offin the desire of the people of Western Africa to become acquainted with the truths of Christianity, but to an overbundance of zeal in that direction. The fact was, that ...
... have been captured in the Weft Itidiej : the former, which has been all the war a very fuccefsful privateer, by the Bellette floop of war ; and the latter, by tbe floop of war Goree. In the Channel, the Fiench privateer Pommereuil, of fourteen guns and ...
... felucca that beat off the Growler's boat, gallantly commanded Lieutenant Lodwick, has escaped leas than six times from our men-of-war cruisers ; once from the celebrated Water*itch, 10, commanded Captain (then Lieutenant) Matson ; once from a prize of the Waterwitch ...
... COOKE'S /?? COMPLETE -SYSTEM OF UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY; Containing an authentic and entertaining Descrip- > tion of EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, and AMERICA, ! As divided into 1 EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, REPUB- ! LICS, &c. j With their situations, extent, latitudes ...
... our armies in Spain, Portugal, Sicily, Gibraltar, and the coaft pf Africa. * Government, we underfland, have come to a final determination on the fubjectof the exchange of prifoners of war. A commu- nication from the Tranfport Hoard was lent by a Meffenger ...