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... an extended tour in Africa, has been interviewed m London. The Bishop, who has charge of African missions of that Church, sails from Liverpool on Saturday for Liberia. Congo. Anglo, Ac. Ho ill then proceed to East and South Africa, visiting Delagoa Bay ...
... can withstand a great national movement: and the promt national movement day is for Imperial extension. SOUTH AFRICA. lu lecture Smith Africa, where has travelled much, and is thoroughly with the position affairs. Colonel produced map upon which the British ...
... these ship* coming ami »roiiig. my spirit seemed carried away, first one ami then another. Now was in Australia, now In India. Africa 1 t*aw. and Canada: then all the and their people; the rock of (Gibraltar. Hong Kong. Aden, and the passed before me. And ...
... tTKH FOR RAF- FIRS.-NEW YORK PRICES COALERS COMPtRATIVKI.Y STEADY. -N KW CAN »I LINE - TRUNK MARKET NEGLECTED. SOUTH-WEST AFRICA SHARKS IN HKMAN’I). I’h* r*tcs charged for carry-over Kaffirs were exoibiUnt. say. many tores, 12 p«r «-ent. nicy «er? apparen:ly ...
... into country, erect fla? round it, with few tf-n and handful troop* in the centre, but n another to create a Canada, South Africa. Australia. '‘Colome* that are it.j-, Lieutenant Colonel Adye, ‘‘and, a* it v. •- are as rule goorcea to the parent nation ...
... AFRICAN AFFAIRS. FURTHER FIGHTING. There arrived at Liverpool Sunday Jhc mail (•learner Glenda, of the Elder-Dompater lino, from Africa. Amongst the «cro tho following invalid** from the Niger: Lieutenant E. M. Tmvnend and Messrs. Paul, Cook. l-‘ry. and Motto ...
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... and the future heart urge that it is not abeo- Jut* necessity? Would France hare refrained from bl-eking our pathway across Africa had she been able snap her finyers in our face? And would Rufsia be content with the progress she is making in Asia if she ...
... interests in Africa, and in relation to other outstanding questions between us, if in the progress of that question tho word “war was ever used by responsible Minister, or if preparations were made which might point to possibility of war, that was only ...