... localised, extending from Algesiras to Tangier, the length of the Strait, and in the narrow waters between the two continents. Isolated engagements of gunboats are already mentioned, and British officers report hearing firing upon the coast. It is doubtful ...

... localised, extending from Algesiras to Tangier, the length of the Strait, and in the narrow waters between the two continents. Isolated engagements gunboats are already mentioned, and British officers report hearing firing ujs.n the coast. It is doubtful ...

... will probably be localised extending from to Tangier the length of the Strait and in the narrow waters between two continents Isolated engagements of gunboats are already mentioned and British offioers hearing firing upon ths coast It is doubtful how ...

... crew of but pas-c-ngrrs. The I over Town Council to-day resolved that should case* of cholera brought there from the Continent, isolation should immediately place, rind all from foreign porta will placed in .|uarautine I»cf..reentering the hart our until ...

... THE CHOLERA. The Dower Town Council, to-day, resolved that should any case of cholera be brought then from the continent isolation should immediately take place, and all from foreign porta will be placed in quarantine before entering the until they been ...

... ill-ess from durrhiea but are now well of cholera the taken at Marseille Council resolved that should any of cholera from Continent isolation immediately take place all foreign will placed before harbour until they Custom authorities Council o’clock Premier’s ...

... than to *import them and what chance would they have in preventing the running of free imported gentle limn the Continent? Isolated look-out men. and preventive men generally, would not be good from an iommoce point of view. Thee, although the British ...

... not mention the fleet* that they had in the North Sea aud the Mediterranean. The mere existence of such a power the Continent isolated England to a certain extent, not that the present state of isolation was essentially bad thing but it wn* very serious ...

... German Empire in Africa, holding British South I Africa in a vice, stretching like a broad belt across the centre of the continent, isolating South Africa from Egypt and both from Nigeria. That, we believe, is Germany's ambition. It is an ambition to which ...

... the steps the Government had taken for i‘s speedy extinetion apparenily obtained the sanction of the meeting. On the Continent isolation js the remedy in vogue for stamping it out, but in this country we are a little more drastic in our expedients, The ...

... that old chestnut, of pure English inspiration, about the alleged headings in the “Times” —“ Dense Fog in the Channel —Continent Isolated for Three Days.” In his laborious efforts to explain the joke the narrator completely overlaid the point. Which reminds ...

... Insularity is still strong here and the feeling expressed in that famous newspaper poster of yesteryear Fog over Channel Continent isolated persists. by their nationals to Britain have created a climate of understanding which has never been achieved before ...