... Beal be whir bras have been • sad Sea of Asov ? in War. red r weapons of defence in war. • ' S What riven their in the - When the Roams general burns a i d es , t h e mee ta m ee b tmemma ai d i was warring &pi* Mithridates, lie sent • free •re einef pork ...

... the War 011ie( a as they will lave to pat forward as ▪ ss railtssiset meets It is hewn that perm = n 1 isle sue the mesa moment et Lord ill. hie rat:leak eves ap Ihriamrs to ttem. iu the New Year the South African hig sic. in the South Africa. Mines ...

... —Artni«4ie-16.0.1. Gregrepiy -IVoiciesday's cad physics* of Africa. Maps so hr • • • AND OM AND S adAfaummatice he all papal. Woossooao, II - : mmealammos Geopeophy kosse of Wedoadap, arel. Seed Wawa so War them is so to go to Wit with a losesase awl wise ...

... 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 ...

... WEST CENTRAL AFRICA. The of reseletioas in Lades will - the sleeted, sa Africa What is wanted is red systematic metes is the used; sad mierismary and other philanthroew weed= to elmbia• sad scone to he guided by the el who are equeuted Africa, the the muter ...

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... 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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... ordered to be eabonittcd to the Chamber of at Havre for 'sat ea, with • for as on the ponribility of cultivating the cotton I. Africa with advmetaue aid is the quality of the The notated out that the coat of praduatioa, packiag, aid freight did not exert per ...

... 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 ...

... os sad the War is belted, 1641-410. Besidri he has edited the thertslories of St. Abbey at Dubai sad Denbrody ; the register of the Abbey St. Thome, Dublin: end the Calendar of Ancient Records of Miss Kingelev'e '• Travels is West Africa. will be pabliihod ...