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... IMPORTANT LETTER FROM STANLEY. HIS EXPERIENCES IN CENTRAL AFRICA. The following interesting letter from Mr. H. M. Stanley has been received h{‘oMr. E. Marston, of the firm of Messrs. Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, and given to the Press ...
... I and they Uko'l them lonff. But, sborlene i not, they are bravo booka for nuo, for wor.d a place battle still, and life la war. These old heroes knew it. and did not shirk it, bnt fought it out, left | honourable names and widening glory. For the story ...
... CoanTiwmtorLa, Wnnanar.—The report that Chaklr Pasha reosntly left with three war veetsit and troops oiilitary eaoaHag ak Bphalda k offielaUy declared tokaaetene. Soma'-war veessls are oomiog off She coasts, aad Chaklr Pasha travelling la 'tha btuior ...
... backed shear, kolas the palette with his left foot, le supported by net. He works daftly with his right. Be happened at the cd war visit to be painting the eye of one ef the in the beautdul picture on his easel. The facility sad delicacy of kis brush tonek ...
... militia would be called to bear aims iu a struggle with the mother country, as American militia did to the war of indepeudence, 'l'here need Dever be any war of iudepeudenee with Australia, because that group of colonies has only to ask and bare if it wants ...
... and to procure food, did away with all diaculty. We found the great el them in • time of sere seed. Through devestations of war we had to walk slateesi days through the forest without reesting • 1 the whole time. At the time the men's food almost and at ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... over Grimsel Pass, which toariets may nee. RUSSIA WAR PREPARATIONS. St. Parersburg, Thursday.—Orders have been given for the formation of two flying mortar artillery parks, oat of which in time of war one brigade, conalatiDg of foar parka, will be organised ...