... that at the moment it was lnot a aoestion of an unsinkable but of a sink- I able, with Santiago, not Havana, as the scene of operations. Je had indeed already given orders for the sinking of a collier in the channel of Santiago, but scarcely expected to ...

... italics, &c., mark the gatil it inexperienced writer, while the evolutions of Poe ?? and character by no means indicate the sink a inexperienced thinker. A special interest is the ,f added to the story by the introduction of an Irish dynamnite censpiracy ...

... usatters as to v' ltbicti i.r Spens has seoken with no hesitating a _ wice. n _ IgO. ; a Serm- WFork-sop. By F. le Y. iuller, R.M. New Edition. Vol. II. ti r. (Loadon: Longmans, Green & Co. 1895.)-In 1iS t l:e G`Fjosity ot the papers in ttlis the second ...

... is almost as ai perilous an experiment as a novel in letters, ti and the very sight of the pages is apt to h make the heart sink; but Miss Hunt has a carried through her plan with tolerable success, d and we have read novels written in the ordi- C nary ...

... ccc tc.ll.c 1'Y. c , llt --3 -l wllrcci tonit Cr tc ici r0cc, n ?? thins3 an[ tcbcie shose ilte cri:,or wollo ,c'l Hceli ce rm iccth irAciobrcc.-. i!c ti: c -c crec cc itciiicjc-ct froinc thli- Rioni Ite.-c11, icc c c( ii l, iiow fcclcci iiate n ~eltrlcicl ...

... i1lnbitultins'of our East Africa dominio, Eog -iliaicl may ait once pnt, a stop to the Tort I ?? tribal waur-are, as well as to the rm celtic-s nf slave raids, and by the a'as' ubstitution of free labour for the present 'tat-Julsystem o de ?? slvrarouse more1 ...

... of Khartoum, was quite well ij aware of the state of the river. leaving one to i, infer that he had purposely left Gessi to sink or c swim. Then Racuf Pasha is openly accused of h enmity ard treachery towards Gessi; and still h worse, Emin is represented ...

... lifetime, the inspirations of the happiesta moments are prodigally lavished en them. T'o. - day they are read to-morrow they sink into 6 tie oblivion. of the fles; at no time except inI the smallest of circles do they emorge from thes shadow of the anonymous ...

... Sbo the highest and larget platean on the face of abk the earth, compared to whc h ais h a' so-called rotif of the, world, Sink into ilssigniib-al canaes, or by a flic;kering light inl Chinese rest- pr, houses. The earie cilpters telatisig to Kush- D ...

... criticism on his book is that it contains a a very large proportion of padding. A local r history must, of course, deal much in rm allinutikc, yet it need not descend absolutely e to the lercl of a small-eoer chronicle, m and this level Mr Hewat touches in ...

... oi.'the idle, a frivolous crowd at the club, spending day after' dav and night after night over the gamur g i tables, yet0 sinking on bended lknees in prayer vwhenever there was heard from the street the tinkling beil which an- -e I nonaced a passing procession ...