... om superabuntl' form or declaration of war, and which an a conscience to° s ` 1 Court of Law afterwards refused to recognise irgetfulness toe ern , Icil. Of those piratical proceedings, usually de. Igo so far as 4 the Opium War,' Sir John Bowring was ...

... for consideration, and intimating that its rejection would be followed by a I declaration of war. VICTOR EMMANUEL was firm, and on Easter Sunday war was accordingly declared. Europe looked on the fate of Sardinia with an almost trembling anxiety. An enormous ...

... There & W as scarcely any animation in the money market at commencement of October; but towards the end the month the declaration of war by Spain against 4lorocco affected the English market, and funds 13 ,,,ecaine somewhat depressed. The beginning of ember ...

... Imperial language was, as the result proved, correctly interpreted by those who considered it equivalent to a prospective declaration of war. The Court of Vienna was probably not taken altogether unaware, for reports and even detailed accounts of French military ...

... taking advantaree of the Tuscan frontier, easily escaped pursuit and were for a time to be dreaded. The government declared unceasing war against thentand after severalengagementa, in which a certain number of gend'armea were either killed or wounded, ...

... formed, which, taking advantage of the Tuscan frontier, easily pursuit. and were for time to be drealed. The government declared unceasing war against them, and after several engajwnrnla, In which a certain number gendarmes were cither killed or wounded, these ...

... forgotten the traditions -of war- was peietrated with overwhelming anxiety for the safety of the remnanti of the Crimean force. ?? The efforts which regenerated ffie English army would haveb s lcedo rjader1855' mnemorable, even if the war had not- been virtually- ...

... a nation which had almost the tra: ditions of war was penetrated with overwhelming anxiety for the saf rimean force. he ef orts ie ot the army would have sufficed to render 1855 memorable, e ven if the war had not been virtually terminated by the capture ...

... burst on the north-west of Africa. The old wars of the Cross and tbe Crescent have returned. Whatever causes may have really led to tbe declaration of war by Spain against Mo- rocco, the avowed motives for the war seem wholly disproportioned to such an ...

... Tridentinc (Sem. 32, cap. xi. Reform.), and to incurred without any declaration, by all those who may daie in niiy manner attack the temporal power the Kornn PontilT, into which we moreover declare all these to have fallen miaerably who at Bologna, at Ravenna ...

... object of which was to show how the French navy could obtain the supremacy of the seas. The Emperor had, too. recently declared that war with this country eould bring with it no advantage to France, moral or material; out was undisputed supremacy in Europe ...

... interpreted by those who considered it only served to illustrate their superiority at the equivalent to a prospective declaration of war. The combat of Montebello. When his preparations were Cetus of Vienna was probably not taken altogether complete, the ...