England and Portugal.
THE ZAMBESI DISPUTE. POPULAR FEELING IN LISBON. Lisbon; January 17. Excited mobs are still gathering in different parts of the city as a protest against the submission of the Portuguese Government to England. The Portuguese are boycotting English residents, and are cancelling contracts made with them. Three days since Mr Petrie, British Consul here, threatened that the Brit ; sh would anchor in the Tagus if the violence u( the populace towards tne English was not The Portuguese press thereupon uiged prudence, and the excitement here is now settling down. The officials at Quillirnane, a seaport of MozamDique, are much dissatisfied with the manifesto issued by Senhor Pimental, the Portuguese Premier: The judges and magistrates are resigning tneir offices, and there are many symptoms of further trouble.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 439, 22 January 1890, Page 5
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129England and Portugal. Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 439, 22 January 1890, Page 5
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