... ape'ars - in the 'enteat issue of Air Stead'6 new journal; War Against it War . D- Dear Mr Eaitorl-The movemefnt iwhich you Ld d have mainly inspired is sot as honest as your- a self n. ?? ag aist'War. It Tooksi to my I- min, if 'you will pardbn me for-saying ...

... &rdinal Vaughan proceeds to Pay a warm tri-i bute to France. W Ee have been on the verge of I war with France, he writes- with Franca, a who shares with us in Africa, anl influence which! -econd only, if it be second, to our own i pol A tent. Wve Catholics ...

... offeroe. a joint resolution declaring that the war with Spain was not waged for conquest and the acquisition of foreign territory, but so!ely for the purpose set forth in the resolution of C!ongress declaring war. The United States recognise that the people ...

... her old Colonial Empire disturbed by a separatist ferment, and is striving by the incorporation of fresh terri- tories in Africa and Asia to prevent the loss which she would suffer by the eventual disloca- tion of her American and Oceanic possessions ...

... roundings (if Africa. Let us keen all th.s within bounds as far as we can, and arone for it by good government when we have conquered; but if it is all intolerable ani a mere shame, let um abstain from conqu.-t and exploration in Africa altogether. T ...

... evidence of the falling away of the Irish people from the Home Rule cause. It is suggested in the 'African Review tuat a tug of- war between the Dublin and Cape Town police would be an event of consideraule interest. In the Cape Town Police Foretdthr;-e are ...

... within the next dozen years. The proceedings. oit the War lnvestigatirl Committee which was appointed by the -American Government to inquire iltG O tain things that took place during th, a ?? war has given rise tos a very serioustdispute between Goneral ...

... superfine distinctions, or evading the approach to a definite opinion- offences Mr Becky charges Mr Gladstone with- lat all ; it war one, on which the eminent his- torian was called upon in a company of famous men to reconcile opinions, which were wlide as ...

... tax-payer's own home (bear, hear); and Militarism must mean war, and you must be mach less well read in history than I take the Liberals of Scotland to be, if they do not know thlat it is not war. that hateful demon of l -st. but white-winged peac Ithat ...

... O'Connor. from 'Wapping to Lincolns Inn Fields; Father Augustine Hogan, Walthamstow, to i Isleworth; Father Day, Isleworth, to War-x wick street; Very Rev Dr Sullivan, Warwick I street. to St. Edmund's College, Ware. The estate of the Right Hon W U O'Con- ...

... that pursuit. It is may good fortune L to-dav not to have to enter upon that annoy- ing branch of human interest. I confess I war greaty pleased to hear the evidently cordial and sincere words in whicr Bailie Alexader has 'just spoken. He has not been, he ...

... thought that this year would see Francs and Great Bri- tain come to blows the Comte replied as fol- lown-No, we shall not have war. Our diplo- macy wii settle the disputes. But it would cartainly have been better if this settlement had been effected years ...