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... of Russian war it becomes a matter of vital necessity that j should repel the from Egypt and tho vicinity of the Cana!—a channel, bo itj remembered, which a few thousand men might block iu a single night. I considerable war in Africa, war of gigantic ...
... O'NAHONY, IN AFRICA. Asother star falls', another illustrious Consul man, ater • well spout life, at the advanced age of 7S years, in the city of quietly mid calmly passed away. The lammed deceased was the salisolfelker, and steadfast friend of the war of this ...
... WAR OF VENGEANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATION. Sir—That England baa been and atill ia lha Phariaee of the natione par excellence ia wall known to all atndenta of her history,land inataooea illaatra* tive of thla fact are not far to aeek. From genera* ...
... THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN. larg CoVOY telen Sukis. Thursht,. A lare L-.vo, ldt-ehiegy ?? water, wn 'out to the xar s to day, starting aeo;(n after ly ;43.v.s esovctc'i !it' the Grenadier Guards, the, 70th. the Sikih~s, thze 2.6th Native Infantry, anld ,53rd ...
... that earnest negotiations for the conclusion of peace betweeu France and China are now proceeding at Pekin. AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE MURDER OF Mr, . HioiyttY. CU'mIO1WN, ?? I (via Plyvnouotl-i),The pre- liminary eaaglyinatiorl of Mr. Vanl Nickerlk, late ...
... ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. INDIAN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. The Duly Xfwa caysUp to late honr last sight tbo condition of affairs rcspcotfcg remained changed. Her Mojecty'e Government oisthmes to be In rone'pfc of peaceful protostatlona from tbo Government of the ...
... are many times same force behind in India alone. Besides, war iu India would mean war iu Europe, and Russia has vulnerable poiuts as widl as India, lu truth, the real thing to bo feared is not war, but a treacherous and delusive peace. ...
... certain departments of industry will be benefited if the war does actually commence. On account of the heavy drain of troops for the Soudan, recasting must go on actively for mime time, whether the war with Russia takes place or not ; and this will afford ...
... POPULAR EDITION ; PRICE, ONE SHILLING. 8112 PAGES, ENGRAVINGS, YAPS, it. ; WITH A SHOW THROUGH SOUTHERN AFRICA, AND PERSONAL OF THE TRANSVAAL WAR, BY CHARLES DII•VAL. PRICE. ONE WILIAM.' ; FOOT FUZZ. TOUZMN STAMPS. DEAN Ass tiON,Os, street, Leedom W. ...
... THE NEW CONGO STATE. MISSIONARY effort laid the first stone of the edifice of civilised Central Africa, which me see being built up now by many nations. Eivingstone was the great pioneer. The n game Stanley's splendid rescue , and later memorable adventure ...
... EXCITEMENT IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. CONCENTRA TING THE BRITISH FORCES. FINAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR LORD DUFPBRIN. PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. GENERAL ROBERTS GOING FORWARD. REINFORCEMENTS FROM ENGL D. Calcutta, TuursnAY.—At a conference at Allahabad between tl.e Viceroy ...
... THE SOUDAN WAR. impttial faiUsmmt. la the Hooaa of Friday »ha debate I on Lord SalUbury’r motion of cenanro •“ , roonood the Earl of Catrpcrdowa and the Earl Carnareon, who oppoiad the Oovern- m-nt. The Karl eindioated the Ministerial polley, and the ...