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... strives, to stir dissensions and jealousies among the Christian conquerors. We have been the verge of war with France—with France, who shares with us in Africa influence which second only, if it second, to our own in point of extent. Catholics England admire ...
... the conditions East Africa brought about the Anglo-German-Portuguese agreement signed some months ago. the terms of this agreement—now for the first time published—Germany will obtain the northern portion of Portuguese East Africa which adjoins the southern ...
... together for a new enterprise. The Devil strove to stir up jealousies among Christian conquerors, and wo had boon the verge war with France. English Catholics admired and loved the great Church France, whose glory vicissitudes could tarnish. nation in ...
... rarely inflicted upon another without producing war. But there is no need through the weary catalogue of French misdeeds ; they are familiar to all. In each instance, especially in the case of West Africa and Madagascar, it was maintained the British ...
... journalists and public men in both countries. The difficulties which exist relation to the Nile, or North Eastern Africa, Western Africa, Madagascar, the Far East, Siam, and Newfoundland, ate . j numerous tliat it will be apparent that the developments ...
... valid right or reason for interference can be discovered. Quite recently referred to the tone of the llhodeo Press South Africa, and incidentally the rather strong, though, under the excusable language indulged in one of the Boor organs. The editor of ...
... great value to his army, but realised their state of starvation.” The Daily Telegraph publishes from Mr Bennett Burleigh, its war correspondent, a long lector the same subject. He strongly criticise® tho recent article of Mr Bennett, and says:—“Thau those ...
... higher at 2|. and closed buyens 2 15-16. Wireless Telegraphs, however. Were dull at 2^. Dividends announced —Glasgow Tram- War and Omnibus ('-mpanr. Ltd., Is 9d per chare, free of Income Tax : £1.250 to reserve, and £329 forward. Great Northern Railway ...
... lives, though regret say there were four Protestant male missionaries end three Protestant female missionaries killed. Just War boys about to attack the station the Catechists, two in number, with their neophytes, escaped with their lives into the bush ...
... controversies with other nations, in one case oven to the brink of war. hoped in future our possession in the whole Nile Valley would lie recognised as absolute. The question of Smith Africa had been settled, hut important questions regarding Madagascar and ...
... LAND AND MINING British South Africa Shd. No. 1-3,750,000 .. 62 6ex r CiuGldFdsOrd .. a 5 .. 6&-1 PNEUMATIC TYRE AND CYCLE SHARES. Grappler Tyre .. .. .. 6 MISCELLANEOUS. Alliauce Gas 10 G 10 o 22i .. 22£ Alliance Gas Deb 40 .. 116$ Todd L’ur.’.s 9j t2O ...
... recent years, experimented With submarine vessels of various types. According to the Temps,” the French now possess engine of war which can sail either on or below the surface of the water, and tire torpedoes with success. Under water it is, of course, safe ...