LECTURE ON EGYPT BY SIR S.R.W. FOX.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 23, 2 September 1882, Page 2

LECTURE ON EGYPT BY SIR S.R.W. FOX.

As will be seen by advertisement, Sir William. Tax-, ivtlli de'livonla.' libiure on ■ " Egypt," iv th^. Town Hall, on Tuesday evening next- "Hie subject is the most engrossing one throughout the civilised world at the present < • The rwellknown abilities > g|,S^\VjilHaQi as a^uibjic ' speaker, coupled with the fact of his having; fciailaiA poFscajtiJUfrWr ,% .^g.^^t, should be in itself a sufficient attraction for a large and.} appreciative audience. Sir W. jJW-haa many-fri«ads-and-a4mir- , "<?rs in^eildiiig, w&o w'Al be 'delight&ij to see and hear him once, more. We tindbrstand htf NFUlfx&f^io M l c^us<*s and probable issues of the present struggle in I'KyptJ !aS well: ay.toitjjg abjefctsibf Great Britain in her action in the war which is 1 .now. ragine. . Illustrations are to be 1 ,To// ,J lift .' •L.JI -•//'•.:, 1 r.tJ <+■"!•'?. given by the aid of maps, &c, and some [ sketches taken by the lecturer himself 1 will also be ! i?3tbibite(J. i! -Sir i William has j mel rwifh~fhe~warmest enthusiasm in The fejne^r tjvo,pla,des -.wheie he has already delivered his lecture, the latter bavins ! giv. n the greatest pleasure and satisfac--1 tjon.-- Tlie <ii aflniisfeib/n on'jtTues- ■ day night are not exorbitant, and we confidently expect a gtrod house on the occasion. His Worship the Mayor will l )res 'cl e -