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... commerce in all parts of the world. This is barefaced nonsense. It was threatened neither in Afghanistan nor in South Africa. The Afghan war was denounced as unnecessary and wicked by some of the ablest and most experienced Anglo-Indian statesmen, the late ...
... LIFE IN WESTERN AFRICA. DR. ROBERT D. Diva, of Coleraine, who was for some year! a member of an exploring party . who travelled through the portion of Africa principally watered by the River Niger, delivered a lecture in the Lecture-room of the First ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. DEFEAT OF THE BRITISH TROOPS. 120 KILLED AND WOUNDED. NEWS has reached this country of an'action between the Boers and this British troops nese Middleburg, at which 200 soldiers are said to have been killed and 50 taken prisoners. The report ...
... 000. Be proposed to deal with the £8,000,000 odd which be 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 ...
... Reforms, that brought on the Turkish War. The Zulu War was entered on against their wish; but this arose, in my opinion, from the indefinite orders given to Sir Bartle Frere when leaving for South Africa. By the Afghan War they brought a sad calamity on this ...
... the war trumpet. When the coming war does break out, it is believed it will be one of the most terrible and far reaching which the world has witnessed for centuries and that it will transform the face of Europe The men who have suffered most by war are ...
... position to oppose the intention of the German Ministry to extend protection to Angrm Pepquena (a new• German colony in South - , Africa), but that they were prepared to peel, claim under British protection and authority any other places on the coast to the southward ...
... Reforms, that brought on the Turkish War. The Zulu War was entered on against their wish; but this arose, in my opinion, from the indefinite orders given to Sir Bartle Frere when leaving for South Africa. By the Afghan War they brought a sad calamity on this ...
... Empire and in Europe. Gortachakoff shaped the eissistrous Russian war policy of 1854, and b , also shaped the more successful policy of ;87-; ; but the part which he played in the war that found its theatre in the two .3ulgarias, though important enough ...
... unwillingness to recall Sir Bartle Frere from South Africa. Of all the wars into which England was dragged during the Beaconsfield Government the Zulu war was the most unjustifiable. For that war Sir Bartle Frere was chiefly responsible. Inglorious alike ...
... sins of England on the heads of Irish Protestants. Home Rule will not make much progress among Protestants while the dynamite war remains without denunciation by certain leaders of the Irish people. THE debate on the Vote of Censure began in the House of ...
... y; and Muumuu Pubs, Turkey, The only members of occupied mate on the ' Viscount Craubrook, India, and Lord Bury, State for War;while the members of th e Opposition , Granville and Lord Selberne. two deb* a soused the swivel of and shortly the - Prime ...