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... it little doubt ti* the rejoicings over the supposed settle*** of the causes of controversy between E“g* land and France in Africa, which a few nce filial the columns of the Press with eulogy of Lord Salisbury, we** premature. Every hour which has ps amce ...
... leave, which had thoroughly earned, the ground health. left Peking yesterday bis war home, and his absence Mr Max Ironside would act charge d’affairs. GREAT RITA AND FRANCE AFRICA. Replying to a question Sir A.shmeadliartlett. Mr PRODRICK said that in tine ...
... 1856. and is represented by a competent staff in the United Kingdom, in South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. The firm are contractors to her Majesty's Government, the War Office, the India Office, and Admiralty, and has upwards of 4,000 general customers ...
... result of the foreign policy of the Government. He-did not deny that the extension our territory and our responsibilities in Africa was one the main causes of the increase in our military expends tui'e, and if anybody objected to that policy they must, of ...
... representatives travelling throughout the United Kingdom. South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. The firm have been for many years and are contractors her Majesty’s Government. the War Office, the India Office, and the Admiralty, and its general customers ...
... just died at Neuilly in her sixty-seventh year, may described without exaggeration as Florence Nightingale of thcFranro-German War Having lost her husband and her only child just before host ihties broke out. she resolved to devote her life to tho cause of ...
... par. Distillers were good 21 9-16. it inn the Steam and Canal sec- tion was confined to Grand Canal lames. The Ordinary gave war 111-, and the Preference were 1-16 ecsier at 9 1-16. Home Rails were generally steadv. In iri«s. Great Non hern was ...
... fashion. wrote the London War Office complaining the headships of his position, and the abuse his rights. The reply he has received he regards as fully establishing his innocence. shall not say that M. Turpin easily pleased. The War Office communication informs ...
... representatives travelling throughout the United Kingdom. South Africa. Australia, and New Zealand. The firm have for many years and are contractors to her Majesty’s Government, the War Office, the India Office, and tha Admiralty, and its general customers ...
... Government do; did ho wish them send ultimatum the Transvaal Government, and failing immediutc saiKiaction, their demands, war? thought that reallv was the hon member's wish, but * horn, he asked, did the hon member represent talked ns if ho had authority ...
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... blacks last week. Little Uiver County the negroes, excited the shooting of their fellows last week, have been threatening a race war. Seven of them were shot a band white® yesterday. Another lynching affair occurred yesterday in Yazoo County, also due the growing ...