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... the b Ratification of the Anglo-French Convention of June 14th, 1898, relating to British and French tpossessions in West Africa and the Soudan. Comte ?? criticised the convention, and expressed regret that more resistance had not e been offered to proposals ...
... requested the Minister of War at to communicate this demonsirauon of U»e Chamber the armr. . , Signor terri declared that had no mtention of insnltiog the army, and simply made an historical allusion “* ««- ■ duct General in Africa, but he rendered homage ...
... South Africa. allude, course, to that between the President of the Transvaal Republic and the British High Commianoner the Cape. It underatooa that all questions pending Between the Transvaal and England are to discussed, and the result may be war. Doubtless ...
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... short bit sad trassfenmed him with rapidity. Mr. Mamma fighting dhow. That rum& one lir was by Christopher limn near_ the Africa. ho Dr Cox. Evatytbiag pcisible to medical skill Y d . ° . Algeria to t i to trot was doss. but the ease was hopeless ...
... at the station. General those waiting on the platform was was heard to censure the deci- Weyler, who son of the M inister of War not to order the of military honours to the payment statesman, had rendered the G_neral’s opinion none services to the army ...
... LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS AND WEST AFRICA Liverpool, Monday. FWaUiag today at maotiair af tha Africaa Trade Baetian af tfca Ltearpaoi Chamber of Clßwmmaa, Mr A mid that Liverpool had (tew a «aad start to the moremaat (or with malaria Africa. that ia abort apaao of ...
... Pan. Ll 3 I Li , . aus.. . L. REDUCED FARF.B to NEW TORSI BOSTON. AND C AD D L . AMERICA , AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH AFRICA, INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN, &,:, The cliurf reaeoo the Unionists in all thew, raw. it which they attend to tie Repter are some-4W ...
... (cheers). With regard to African affairs, agreed with Earl that we did not want increase our dominion the equatorial provinces of Africa. there was any I ting which ought to the sober 1 reuse of country to the peri.s threatened it, it was the seriousness of our ...
... Commons the Liberal party in the House icheersh With he agreed with Earl Spencer, that we did nov in the want to increase our of Africa, and in this connection, when people talked of the to Cairo rail way of the great difficw re the construction of such to be ...
... passed his life in the camp. A military student in 1870, the German war cut short his studies and transformed him into a fieliting officer. That struggle over he was drafted to Africa, where he has taken part in nearly all the expeditions which have stretched ...
... recently published Mr. van Oordt, the btate historian, hlr. Kruger is DESCENT GERMAN'. founder of his family, k> far o» South Africa is concerned, a certain Jacob Krucer, who. in 1713, arrived Cape Town a« « vouth 17 veara old, the service of the botch East ...