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... Sardinia correspondent of the •• Comers della Sera” states—Now that Admiral Founder at the lunch on board the Italian manof-war spoke manner exceedingly nndipjomatic about the Italian fleet, expressing dcsiro that the ItaLan Parliament, should augment ...
... French have again begun their intrigues in Morocco, which is to them Naboth vineyard oi North Africa. Those who have -followed tho course of French aggression in Africa were prepared to see the provocations against the iSultan renewed as soon as ever the Hahr-el- ...
... that nothing was known te the Government of a conflict having occurred between Admiral Kantz and the commander ef the German war vessel Falke, the Foreign Secretary announced that Great Britain agreed to the German proposals concerning the despatch of a ...
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... which he declared to be was known to Government of a conflict having occurred between Admiral Kantz the commander of the German war veasel Falke, the Foreign to the German to Samos. despatch of a Comm which would leave German would only accept a settlement ...
... who bears the burden. The pretext of civilising the alive is ult., bosh. The way the British have civilised the native in Africa is to make bite work for next to nothing. His rigitto and his welfare, religious or temporal, are nothing to them. His property ...
... W^ea Ulf Charing Croaa laat night an rontn Australia to take his duties. The directors the Britifc j Co. hare anb.nibri 1 ...
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... established when Sir Hawny was «8 Fowize aid that the Sinking Fund chest.” Ib is being touched now because, if not at war, we have escaped war by war outlays, and in meeting these in an exceptional manner, wo are doing what is quite in accord with what is just ...
... marines was temporarily staticne there, an'! it was intended soon possible that the War Office should take • over the land defences to relieve the marines, and the War Office would be responsive for the fortifications and the guns. hoped by next year it ...
... conflict has would not have wo caused the results which the Anglo the stock and = sharehobiers, the present German entexte in Africa has had on the rela- rates of interest or dividend, or gir nae tions of the two countries to disappear. Government stock as ...
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