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ERNEST, a Belgian ex- 000. The gulf separates the peninsula of ough of Greater London, on the S. side of CAMBERWELL, a metropolitan borfor some time in the Belgian army, and in the Thames, in the county of Surrey. the first expedition of the International African Association. He became the leader of the expedition, when the original commander, Crespel, died at Zanzibar in 1878. After enduring almost unexampled hardships, the expedition reached Unyamwezi and later attained Karema on Lake Tanganyika. He stayed there for four years, and the valuable researches that he carried on were after ward embodied in his report entitled in 1878. After enduring almost unexwhich appears, in the spring, between