SUEZ MAIL NEWS.
(Pan Pbess Agency.)
London, February 14 There is a terrible, gloom in the country at the Zulu disaster. Consternation at the heary loss, and stern determination tojredqem the honor of British arms and inflict a signal and lasting lesson is shown.
Troops have been ordered from Mauri, tins.
The Premier, in the House of Lords last night at the opening of Parliament, said that the progress of Treaty of Berlin was highly gratifying. He defended the Sultan against an attack, and eulogised Mr Layard. Eeferring to Afghan affairs he declared that India henceforth would be; invulnerable.
Lord Northcote in the House of Commons alluded to the difficulty consequent on the disappearance of the Ameer, and maintained that India would be able to bear the actual expenditure of the war.
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3148, 21 March 1879, Page 2
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132SUEZ MAIL NEWS. Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3148, 21 March 1879, Page 2
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