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... Geography of the British Colonies, the able work of Mr. Lucas of the Colonial Office, we read :— To judge from the old maps a row of isolated forts and factories lined the water's edge, but they had no territory or territorial rights attached to them. From ...
... aline in Eneland , Prom the Sons and Daughters of West Africa at present resicuns Wreaths executed by Mary Mux rthy, Centre Row, Covent Garden, London ...
... Sellers. Mrs. F. C. Hopkins. LAGOS. Mrs. Gordon Hall. Dr. G. R. Twomey, Mr. H. J. Davidson, Dr. W. S. Clark, Captain R. H. Rowe, Captain T. W. P. Dyer, Mr. W. H. Bickel, Lieut. C. C. Waterhouse, Lieut. C. H. Bell, Mr. A. H. Bridgman, Mr. H. W. Cooper ...
... Rottington, Mr. John Saxton, Mr. Arthur Saxton, Mr. William Hildred. LAGOS. Mr. Fred Butler. Mr. A. L. Williams, Mr. J. S. Rowe, Lieut. C. F. Barclay, Mr. R. B. Emery, Mr. F. Heskles Call, Mr. H. J. Hyde Johnson, Miss F. Jaques, Lieut. H. J. Waller, Mr ...
... Other topics to be discussed at the meeting include the Alaskan natives, who, according to Bishop P. T. Rowe, are simply and slowly being exterminated, the race problem in Hawaii, and the general topic of the development of backward races. This is ...
... The landi ng at T ang i er i s far more i mpress i ve t h an t h at at T un i s. In the first case we have the primitive rowing boat, and the rather r ough handli ng o f a crow d o f scream i ng , wrang li ng , an d gest i cu l ating Moors, all intent ...
... The landi ng at T ang i er i s far more i mpress i ve t h an t h at at T un i s. In the first case we have the primitive rowing boat, and the rather r ough handli ng o f a crow d o f scream i ng , wrang li ng , an d gest i cu l ating Moors, all intent ...
... Other topics to be discussed at the meeting include the Alaskan natives, who, according to Bishop P. T. Rowe, are simply and slowly being exterminated, the race problem in Hawaii, and the general topic of the development of backward races. This is ...
... blow on the neck. Thus one deals with friends. The dead child's body was bound again into a bundle of reeds, and put into the row with the others. The bundles were then set on fire near the feet of the victims, because it was intended to prolong the tortures ...
... Allan, Mr. R. Appleyard, Mr. J. H. Cheesman, Mr. W. J. Davey, Mr. D. C. Duncan, Mr. R. Honeychurch, Mr. A. Hutchins, Mr. F. J. Rowe, Mr. J. Sleeman, Mr. C. F. Smith, Col.-Sergt. R. White. CAPE COAST. Mr. K. R. Chatfield, Mr. A. G. Ford, Mr. J. Gallivan, Mr ...
... off upon the errand, and Dwyer, endeavouring to appear full of wisdom, began studying the backs of books stretched in long rows upon tables and shelves. He was not allowed much time for the improving of ...
... the Elizabethan days. There was no lack of poetic aspirants about this time, among whom might be mentioned Southerne and Rowe, both of whom strove valiantly, but neither they nor any of their contemporaries could be compared with Lee and Otway, and ...