... remaining articles in , this department are accatmU two expeditions -one. t e , in the South other, the late mission o , Central Africa, in which the life originator. Dr ■ich«rl , son, was lacrificcd popular succinct narratnesof the , explorations the p.-jers ...

... 000,'.0f whom there are supposed to be 1,500,000111 2,000,t)00iu the rest of A-*.-. 1,000,00(1 in Europe, and -100,000 in Africa. A, Borrow says *>f them: There is scarcely part ...

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... 15. .» do. New York.2l •• S.-.- _.do. Each resM l ca. ries rgeon. The Company * Steamers sail 11 jnctloo ‘'h «>e lUU. wars from Portland to Canada and the States. The Railway Cars run alonpilde the steamers at Portland, aodevery facility is given ...

... we have In view the sune—Pmck Earth, Goon Will to Mas And find thill speak of WAR. The inhabitants of the civilise.! (flohe have ha'l their alien, tion attracted h» the war the east of Europe. Thither the *rrate,t eons earth hare contributed a portion ...

... Hurst and atrr. •1 • I • •••>■ i t. thrir r '• •• tin* . I r.lg.. •~.iah. •(,■-. ■ •lirntflrVo^' Thk ilrv. • tf. K.lUcrti o( ~r War».urt ...

... belongs peculiarly to this season, and one which, to say the plain truth’, will hear delay. If were at war with half-a-dozen nations, and had been at war half-a-dpzon years, it would still good policy repeal th? paper duty iramediatdv. Thu injury now arising ...

... bear their portion her 700,000 men are to raised. Where 7 In Britain We elih the writer could find ihcm for our Minister-of-War- Were successful he would merit coronet. of tbit work to «hlrb *c hare been rcfarrtDg U talrcdnctory to lh« Drama,' ike Intenlloa ...

... has about a tenth of her clerical forces raised for Irish warfare here! and the remaining nine-tenths as subsidies for her wars in all oilier parts the world. With the deepest conviction, therefore, we declare that has nothing to fear for her ultimate ...

... die. t the entire exogamic of North has soldiers the Md is the Duke of Wellington's ; British spread -it colonised Southern Africa - Regiment; is Primo Albert's Own Light ; It ie peopling the islend.world of Auetralam . -end Dolor the Brigade. Jack Sheppard ...

... the 11111. and eaten as • macharina dainty. be each hand, menioaly moi.tened. not enough ft. also ease by the non to of Africa The &am of Wmee the chat *ma .peeiment of an ir..icCt, into wish& to produce • thrill Then is and broken, the wawa dlp the ...

... one hundred Missionaries to her territories—even Great Britain and Ireland might of them«el»e9 raise that contingent lor the war—and let ua prayerfully and manfully bombard Paganiem, and Popery wherever aha appears in that continent, with the llringr Word ...