The Archive · 1938

Sixty Dears Hgo

From tie "Nonrü-CHiNA Dai y News" or Fesrvary 17, 1878 lo and Gordon "(Chinese Gordon)" has. lately The "Whitehall Review says. that Col.

ordered four steel steamships of small That, of the-failure-torate" He intends exploring the Albert e League of Nations to maintain peace and to effect honest collabora-"ion amongst the nations.

We Unin Hirs, MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT,

To TAKE! IMMEDIATE ÅCTION

solved and fully arm tô preserve the 1) To consolidate national re-

Of the nai inst. political

MENS WEN ONES

and" jnancial Bolshevism and external aggression.

(3) To exercise effectual control of, aliens residing in this country and to exclude and expel undesirable aliens.

(3) To withdraw from all military and political entanglements -with foreign powers, and to stand "apart] in the collective might of the British h of—Nations as a ence th World affairs, and as a bulwark against, the -calculated corruption and destruction Of Christian civilisation.

(4) fo cleanse and fortify constitutional representative government, "Of am enlightened Monarchy; io under the rule and applied authority

from the hands of subversive inter-of the nation's destiny to eradicate by Nyanza and the rivers flowing into The vessels are to be carried as far possible by: water, amd ar to be com-[posed of several. portable pieces of bout 200 1. each. torbe put together On arrival at their, destination. Col. Gordon and his "ire reporied" to be in good health. colonel, it may be? remarked..bédáme à substantive Lieutenant-colonel in the British service, Royal Engineers, when the promotions were-made on the introduction of the Hew system on October 1, but the circumstances under which "he has been allowed to accept service "under the Khedive do not render it necessary for Tim to return to military employment. whatever the promotion may be which he receives.

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