GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
(Bv Et.Ecxitia Tkt.b<Jbaph—Copvium T.)
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Received November 13, at 5 5 p.m London, November 12. Lord Salisbuiy's speech has awakened misgivings in France. Some journals there recognise that ib is Great Britain s last warning. La Figaro considers M. Delcass4 rightly treated the Fashoda incident as accidentally a diplomatic difference, which might have resulted differently were Russia and France united on great questions. Berlin, November 12.
The German press regard Lord Salisbury's speech as a declaration that the peace of the world is seriously imperilled, and that England intends resisting further encroachments, whether by France or Russia. St. Petersburg, November l<s.
The press here, in an uneasy tone, reeommends watchfulness and precautionary measures for tho defonco of thß vital interests of the Continental Powers.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 7366, 14 November 1898, Page 1
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131GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE. Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 7366, 14 November 1898, Page 1
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