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... SALT MINES IN AFRICA. In certain parts of Africa some very various and valuable formations of salt are found. Those of French Soudan are among the most remarkable, but large quantities lie in the Sahara Desert at 'raondeni. The salt is deposited in lavers ...
... Upon the renewal of the European wars in 1806, the British, after their usual fashion, again took possession, and held on to the colony until it was formally ceded to them in 1815. The British have had several wars with the neighbouring tribes, who are ...
... THE IRISH IN WAR Daniel O'Mahony, who in the war of the Spanish Succession saved the Spanish army at Monsanto, drove the Germans out of Cremona, and the Austrian general, Stahremberg, out of Catalonia • a Field Marshal Leopold O'Donnell, who won his filst ...
... A CHRISTMAS TALE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR ifir,-; 2, N I' ••/'.. Th•re was I 1 dull thud on tha try ground &Ma toll. Two shots followed each other vista succession. *ad pre- Disk was struggling desperately a khaki-Clad agar* tah was making &ludic to *scope ...
... . - the young people would not foot it to his music till they -wearied of the war stories. And woad they ever weary when such wonders were to be He could tell them how he had seen English soldiers run-7, run like startled sheep—before the brave Trsasvaalers ...
... oung aretanb Alas ! he's far in dangerous war from fairy. loved Loch Lein, But in my fond and faithful breast one hope will still remain ; And 'tis oft I pray to God on high, from whom all mercies flow, To give toe back in health and strength my charming ...
... whom 4,203 are ns. In South-west Africa a great many Boer. came into the country after the war. The difficulty of 'procuring sufficient native labour makes itself felt in many districts of the German Protectorates in Africa and the South Be, and the question ...
... riences in war. Tommy, who was Irish, tried t o get out of it by saying that nothing bad ever happened to him. But the lady as Persistent. • S omething must ihave happened, she (*dar ed. Now tell me, in all your ex- Periences in South Africa what was ...
... England and Sootland during the reigns of Edward I and Edward 11. 8. Explain bow the Wars of the Roses conduced the despotism of the Tudors. 7. Explain the causes of the war between Engand and Spain in the time of Queen Elizabeth. 8. State what you know of ...
... vast increale in the population of Africa, which ten years ago was put at 164,000,000 d The population of Asia was at the same date estimated at 825,000,000. After making due allowance for unusual loss of life from war, pestilence and famine, it may . be ...
... surveyed until man invaded his haunts and made war upon him with his terrible weapons of destruction. The lion now experiences the novelty of being hunted himself. However, in the wilder parts of Central Africa, where civilised man rarely penetrates with ...
... surveyed until man invaded his haunts and made war upon him with his terrible weapons of destruotion. The lion now experiencee the novelty of being hunted himself. However, In the wilder parts of Central Africa, where civilised man rarely penetrates with ...