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... the policy of the other way of calling in He considered Zalu war at the same time be was satisfied that Sir bat Hreve acted cunsistently in the belief that the course of Natal. But if the war was was afi the more reason w' it was over for pro- the Zalus ...
... Sooth Africa. He considered Zola war unnecessary and unjust, bat at tho some time he was satisfied that Sir Rattle Frere acted conscientiously Ln the belie! that tbe course took was necessary for the protection of the colony of Natal, hot if the war was ...
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... hospHak Tho ordinary regulations as to admission suspended, and tickets were charged 10s notwithstanding which the grounds wars so crowded that it was difficult to move abMt, Wherever au opportunity occurred gisriosi trophies fiowera were arranged. sunset ...
... agreed to. SOUTH WEST COAST OF AFRICA. On tbe motion of Lord BIDMOUTH, the report of Commodore Cockburn the Lords of the Admiralty in 1866, of the proceedings of her Majesty’s ship Valorous on the South West Coast of Africa, was ordered to be laid on tbe ...
... policy of tho je considered the Zula war uni and unjust but at tho same time he was satisfied that Sir ttle Frere acted cunsistently in the belief that the course be took was for ion of the Colony of Natal. But if the war was unjust there was al it the wore ...
... natare. A case of cholera 1 annoanesd ‘rem Lyons. The Government has essented to the proposal of General Campenon, Minister of War, revarding mancouvres in the soath, which will not be held this year. Panis, Tcespar.—At yesterday's the Manicipal Direstor ...
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... the salare of Sir H. Bulwer ; but there was no cother way of calling in question the policy of the ?? in South Africa. He considered the Zulu war unnecessary and unjust, but atthesame time he was satisfied that Sir BEartle Frere acted conscientiously in ...
... with the least cas bo st the recs by using Bewanp! Purity, its regular daily ‘Refuse! son of the late Allen Morgan, 1., B.L.O, war, on Saturday, the 19th inst. the Supreme Court of & very distinguished at the examination. Mr Mod., Gold Modalist, .C.D.,s0n ...