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... question of liberty. means—and this will be the next step the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. Loris Napoleon and the Czar intend substitute the ...
... WAR IN AFRICA. European theory is inapplicable ...
... three \Vett India Regiments to and trim Africa by tratirports er freight ship., causing an aiblitionnl cxpewe which cannot be less them four the-wand pound*. At the end of twelve months these otßeeis return from Africa,' their passage to Englund costing thirty ...
... THE WAR. The extraordinary characteristics which, from the commencement, the accounts we have received of the progress of the war have been marked, continue up to the present moment distinguish its features. A week ago were told, on what was considered ...
... THE CAFFRE WAR. Sir harry Sniirhcon;icit;rsteci;s7 de grae^ has been given to the Caine war by the late operations ; but by the latest °dykes from the seat of war the enemy was as active as ever. Col Eyre had a desperate action with a strong body of the ...
... the brief war in 1811, which contributed still farther to weaken her power. In 1821 ■ the Greek war of independence commenced, and, eight years after, terminated in the deliverance of the Greeks from the Turkish dominion. I«S2S another war with I Russia ...
... TIIE WAR THE EAST. upeeial correnpondentof the Morning Chronicle) Gallipoli, 31 —Marshal de St. Arusud arrived in town o« H»e 26th. the 271h Marshal de St. Arnaud passed general review ot all the French troops collected Gallipoli. was very impnitin* sight ...
... CAFFRK WAR. have hi.ve reee vr Cap** Town p.'pers r of February, being two days later than the la*t adv ire*. The only intelligence iroyorlanee contained tliese papers the announcement of rein* Ports t* ...
... WAR OFMICM-PALL MALL, JIM 19. PROM TR/ LONDON GAzrrrs. edi Rsgisseet of Drapes ihretis to be Liget. b 7 reeshees, vise Russell pi Me by intesimise, to as Ussetashal Osapsay ; Oren Sleeng Ilegessitsa Toner le be Lien. bp pershase. Mg beenoisi. len Light ...
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... the House. Tracing the course of the war, he stated his opinion that it well in a great me:tame to b 3 attributed to an erroneous interpretation of theVientia propoeitions. If we bad taken a more dignified comma the war, he believed, would have been at an ...
... IHE LIVERPOOL LINE Of Australis.' Packets. To i! 25/A FOR MELBOUISN=ECT, 112 , 1 well.known Packet Ship AFRICA. Hantr (Mum., Command.. _ . MOO Tone Borthen. A. 1. at Lloyd's. HIS favourite Ship hag mails several euetentefol T Peewee to Anatolia, and ...