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... were left struggling is the water. Thra* them gettisg back terrahraa, but two—Alfred Burgess, aged 11, John Smyth, agsd.lo—wars sot ae fortunate. After some time Burgees got out of his perilous Vtuatum, but on seeing his ccmptiuon unable to reach the ...

... in the sens? preventing British ships being captained foreigner*. There was danger in Much a case British sliij»s in time of war lining over foreign Power*. Lord Dudley, however, showed that juatiticatioa existed for aoch drastic legislation. 1896 there ...

... Thura a much intpruved in nnny dtrfHrunuuu, sou ruiud uume tiatwra. though it vw quite up|»- reoi ut thu mtervoia dußluigt war# lunitud. Thu tone in Government Fund* ■bowed alight improvement. end were aomewbai buuer. Bank wmim * much better taoduuey ...

... a role, ranged from 8 10 pet cent on ball* were made to pay nmfctv heavily. 18 to 20 per cent being on GoW Fields of South Africa. On Bourn the chnrgn win only “ipScc, while Went Australians 9 to cent was qnoted- In spit, ibn mdJamnnt,dealings hare haa ...

... gslart.on thine. Math it Forbes.. the therm dew.. loyakey el the Utheneenst is Aostr. OUR PACT WITH GERMANY. IT APPLIDI ONLY TO AFRICA AND THE FAR EAST. BOLAN. & is little newspaper moment 00 sissi by Lard Sabobsiry Tagehlate and the Pod ray that the Anglo ...

... respon- A toly War. TELEGRAM) HONG KONG, Monday. The Filij Government has decree proc! the intention of the Filipinos to fight to the death the American treachery and brute force. Even the women, the decree sa will, if necessary, in the holy war for Ww ', ...

... 'raise the qhes- tion of the occupation of the Soudan. When he did so be was asked by 'Mr. Wyndham, the Under-Secretary for-. War, if he would like ' to have .the, --flures before addressiug. ethe House. 1 'souldbhave liked, said Mr Morle .to have had ...

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... standing. (Her, Three rare ago it woo urged that the great Meson to be in Africa ma the reemeity 01 eseannustion, • defensive policy; rid the ergo& that all operators ender. rem inn to war the claim( require. mere of ligr. It woo now, however, an• sureereed ...

... French to acquire a station there, was once place of extensive ter. ritories extending for over miles along the East Coast of Africa. Owing to » ‘ispy as to the succession to the throne, in 1854 o. which Lord Canning, then of India, was asked to arbitrate ...