England and France.
I PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.! London, March 30. Mr Labouchere, speaking on the subject of French aggression in the Nile territory, said be regarded the speech of Sir E. Grey as a menace to France. The Economist urges a British expedition to proclaim possession of the Nile waterway from Uganda to the border of tbe Mabdi's territory. Paris, March 29. i French newspapers, in referring to to the British Foreign Secretary's statement respecting the French expeditions, declare them to be empty swagger. Tbe French Minister for the Colonies intends to reply to the statement in the Chamber of Deputies. March 31. The Cabinet bad two hours' meeting yesterday, discussing the Armenian atrocities and French aggressions. - Le Temps says friendly agreement with regard to the Nile valley is still possible if both nations (England and France) conduct negotiations without acrimony.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 232, 1 April 1895, Page 2
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