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... and assert his rights in peace. Referring to foreign affairs, he dwelt on the importenor of suppressing the slave trade in Africa. Adverting to the progress of Egypt under our sheltering help, he pointed out the dangers to which It was still exposed of ...
... and eased his rights in peace. Referring to foreign affairs, be dwelt on the importance of suppressing the slave trade in Africa. Adverting to the progress of Egypt under our sheltering help, be pointed out the dangers to which It was still exposed of ...
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... Standard of 8. Africa, Onion of Australia . Ulster Bank, limited Wa wy LONGO and irish lim .. 24; City of Cudin Dubie and and Oriental 6) aes gee United Vit Dublin and end Bus, lim L'pooi United Tram & U Co to Tram wars North ...
... BRITISH ENGAGEMENT WITH NATIVES IN WEST AFRICA—I3I NATIVES KILLED. (West Africa), Dec. 30 Liverpool).—An eucouatertook place recently just outside tho Bulymah district between email British force and party of War-boys. Since Sulymab became a British settlement ...
... MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1889. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE EAST AFRICA. Satubday. A despatch from Captain Wiasman, tbe Irar>e rial Comm Bfiiouer in •iouth-h.ast Africa, rlaiad A a emit 29th, has f«eo received bv the Govornment. It conlixms a ...
... Petre, British Minister' eV Lisbon. Lord Salisbury's note takes the form of a remonstrance at the action of Portugal in South Africa, and calls inferentially for the re- pudiation of the Portngueae agent's action in the Zamnbesi country. -No threats are made ...
... assumed these paternal functions sifter the war of 1E57. It 111 somewhat ludicrous for • Republic. whi h is always threatring the Roman Catholic Church at home, to pore as its protector in China. AFRICA AS IT WAS AND IS. . Ma Tecusow, the African ...
... procure food, did away with all difficulty. We found the great nee of them in a time of sore need. Through devastations of war we had to walk sixteen days through the forest wit►out seating • seen the whole time. At the time the men's food was almost ...
... of the attack on the German nmaion at Tugn show that it was a reprisal for the bombardment of the coast villages by German war vessels, and also recapture two hundred slaves placed under the protection of missionaries. Three of the missionaries, who were ...