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... omnipotent. In the background there lies a vast multitude, the inhabitants of the Country, who have seen better days, hut have row lapsed into indolence and inertia. Their customs and manners, which had been practised by them from time immemorial, are unaffected ...
... an ally of Great Britain. The English Government was asked to settle disputes in the colony between natives, and Sir Samuel Rowe, the then Governor of Sierra Leone, came down for that purpose in 1884. A year later the late Count Bismarck thought of playing ...
... John Pope Hennessey who attended the religious festival of the Lesser Bairain at Fourah Bay in 1872, and Governor Sir Samuel Rowe's entertainment in 1873 to Muslims in Freetown on the day of the Feast of Greater Bairam ; these brought some amendment in ...
... ; if the successive tours in the hinterland of the Colony by successive administrators from the time of the late Sir Samuel Rowe to the time of Sir Frederick Cardew, the Founder of the Sierra Leone Protectorate. if the laborious work of Sir Leslie Probyn ...
... one side of the boat, leaving the other side without any capable men in other fields of national life—it was because of that rowing from one side that our boat kept turning round and round, practically on the same spot. But now we see in the political field ...
... FEATHERSTONE . BUILDINGS, HIGH HOLBORN, W.C. NEAREST STATIONS— Chancery Lane and British Museum or Holborn. Near Southampton Row Cars. 'Busses pass the Buildings from all parts. .. The course includes INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PRACTICE Proficiency (qualifying ...
... FEATHERSTONE . BUILDINGS, HIGH HOLBORN, W.C. NEAREST STATIONS— Chancery Lane and British Museum or Holborn. Near Southampton Row Cars. 'Busses pass the :: Buildings from all parts. The course includes INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PRACTICE Proficiency (qualifying ...
... Rotten Row Conversations. By DELTA. I strolled into the park and took a free seat in the Row. I don't like the park free seat. lam not a snob, but I object to the gentleman in reduced circumstances who never has the price of his night's lodging and who ...
... 1914. CONTENTS. Yesterday, To-day and To-morrow .. .. Our Diary of Events .. . The Champion of Egyptian Independence .. Rotten Row Conversations .. The Case of the Gilbert Islanders .. .. Biography of James Carmichael Smith .. Excerpt from the Official Gazette ...
... AUGUST 11, 1914. CONTENTS. Yesterday, To-day and To-morrow .. .. Our Diary of Events • • What they say in:the City .. .. Rotten Row Conversations .. . A Lesson from the Centenaire .. The International Crisis .. .. Woman as a Member of Society .. A Campaign ...
... Rotten Row Conversations. By DELTA. 11. Hello! What do you think of the war? enquired my English friend of the monocle as I strolled into the Row. Not much, I replied, Why are you not at the front ? I'm one of the unfit he answered. does it affect ...
... Darweesh. The town is divided into four quarters or districts ; the military quarter near the railway station, with endless rows of barracks ; the Christian quarter, neat and clean, and even beautiful from a modern point of view ; the Turkish quarter, ...