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... hawe stated thet the amount would be of the EXCHEQUER— for Dongola, and the cost of coosresion oft and the other to the War ‘was spent War Office partly for Mr. J. MORLEY thought the House would want to know at another had been to Egypt apart from the cost ...
... 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 ', ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... expedition three ago, but he net. be found voting with Mr. Lal ni these civisions, a He objected to further @: pansion in Africa, hut siid they must the present situation as having been able. The divisions in the Liberal a this question he become le: ...
... '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 ...
... follow- written by an Irish-American, who took part, as will be seen, in the Cuban war: — Dear Sir—I had a letter from re- He requested me to write to vou :—Well, a been to war and ton As I am writing this I eos 1 it looked away up on the bill which rises ...
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... Estimates to call atten ‘administration of the Foreign O ole a, East Africa, resol’ jution. Mr LABOUCH FRE—On the Nav pates to cull attention to the man: and move a f fleet ure war, ERE LABOUCH 5 gave notice t the Speak u he motion that nary the chair ...
... groups of dent contracts. Recter now girdles the Continenta. In every lange city in Europe, in North and South Africa, in India, China, Japan, Africa, and Australia, the representatives wf his combination are hourly at work, inquiring, observing, summarizing ...