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... thought of taxing India for the Afghan war, nathleas the fact that the Governor-General and his Council were consenting parties? Yet now, although Viceroy Council protest, India is to spend millions on account of a war undertaken, as the Prime Minister has ...
... FRENCH SOLDIERS IN AFRICA. The Daily News Marseilles correspondent states that 11,0011 men have been despatched to Africa in eight vessels daring the past week. The coufosion is great, and it is said the nom. ber of sick soldiers in Africa is excessive, some ...
... 000. He proposed to deal with the £8,000,000 odd which he had borrowed towards paying for the expenses of the wars in Turkey and South Africa, by providing for the immediate extinction of six millions by the creation of terminable annuities to last till ...
... this. Is &Mt that that Mime GM newmpsed di emplete la al dee world as may er agsessNe task. Ups the swipe of peocasdings. Mops wars mhos ir Ssam Rime he Oa possibdity of their bewswitz=es of comety. They &ow op a themselves le be ppra died = Ikea* as lles ...
... granted the three Fe the agitation wovild have been aboniloned. Hir W. LAWSON condemned the aneutiou of the Transvaal and the war in Basutoland. de. °luring that we were looking on while the colonists were shooting down and destroying the h3tnea of the most ...
... when commencing a war which is not merely against treacherous and crafty tribes, but against the natural features of a country whose every landscape offers pre-eminent advantages for guerilla warfare. When Lord Lytton declared war against the Ameer, ...
... unjust and nommessary war, Ukase which and MAIN NMI is, as Mr. bight said, little or no fildnemee. The Osseervative Goverment to paddi'his for WI mime ; Mr. has bee libmciss i he has, reedersil his Gernenent just as responsible isr the war as the were. ,But ...
... variety of Boys' Waterproof sod Hardwear School Boots. LADIES' EVENING SHOES IN ALL COLORS. A my large stock of FELT sod otber wars LINED BOOTS and SLIPPERS, At Exclithmally Gra Prim. NURSERY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. - N.B.—Repairs Neatly and well done with ...
... Steamers, sailing weekly to the United States and ;Asada. Also, Fortnightly Battings to Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. Prot/war exchanged for Sailing Tickets. Homeward Tickets Sold at • Reduction. Goods and Parcels forwarded. Apply to GEORGE GUY ...
... Mil 111eanalle, Nailing Weekly to the Hilted Wise awl Ong. Also, Fortnightly Sallingo to Aoalwils. New Zealand, and South Africa. PrePei* naltanged ler Sailing Tains. Homsward ZAINO sold at a redertios. Goods and Pamela forwarded. Apply to GEORGE OUT ...
... mother ationtry. That he'shpuld seek this desirable load South of the Equator is not to be wondered St. Northern and Central Africa offer nothing to the colonist. in the former he could only become a competitor with multituditrous populations throng the ...
... la $t Peldeles Cherchyird o. PM* it io o'clock. ell Om assipt blimilibmi LIDDELL—.Is at la. Porilaad , the Ham sad Liddell, War of St Pail's, Knidbtabridge. Ii the Sall year of his age. —July a, at Forterilliam, County Derry, James Spacer Stevenson, Erb ...