Identifier: cassellshistoryo00gran (find matches)
Title: Cassell's history of the war in the Soudan
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: Grant, James, 1822-1887
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Publisher: London Cassel
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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^ made ready in forty-threeseconds to deal havoc at 4,000 yards. however, opposite Shepheards Hotel, aman was shouting out that the showwould be rather different the next timethe English army came. Whetherthe laughter of the people about him
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IAVILION IN THE GAUUKN OF SHOOBRA TALACB. Elsewhere this writer says :— Idrove leisurely through the streets bywhich the regiments were still return-ing to their respective quarters atAbbassieh, Kasr-el-Nil, and Gezireh.From the demeanour and conversationof the people it was evident that theywere much impressed. In one instance, meant approval or only appreciation ofthe joke, I leave your readers to decide.The Eoyal Standard and Union Jack,flying side b) side with the Egyptianflag over the Khedives canopy, alsoattracted attention, possibly because solittle symbolic of the Joint Control.The German, Austrian, and other Con- ARABI IN PRISON. 29 tinental visitors and critics accommo- Eeginald J. Thynne, of the Grenadier dated on the grand stand were greatly Guards, and Mr. Macdonald. and im- dehghted at the appearance made by pressed them—as he did all who came several of the regiments. They even in contact with him—most favourably

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