... Dterhleaz by a veiled lady, who was no other tine (Colonel Do Paty de Clam, and that it v was sent back to the Ministry of War in an erveloge bearing Major Esterhazy's seal. After a referring to General lenouard's inquiry, in con- a sequence of which ...

... itt far Oul r or Ive- Latis, tin' (ttt vnitor of ht' (Clwri-he 'idui pri(oa ?? to thoe F itro,' stating hi.; Iea- ')QOS IThoe War Oteita s pniqed luia, anti dis- or ae-e{ itself Ey (tiSik-ili ilig ttill frotaln tlis ?? IId the hlac-kgntard Pr'ess ratst'td ...

... inicrmtion - so corr-et that it rnust etc bh^n derivV, (Irlctly or indirectly, from the Thclta'gerne Drepartmc'u e I Iat th!e War Ofiioe. uakug of tiee secretP t Idossier, the witness de,-ttreil the.t General dto - B.: 41.r had 'im di:t' 'I to hran thort ...

... Now5 telags'ai fron Paris on hharsday afternoon silYS :-Ex-Colon'xl Piceuart. hits addressed a letter to tho Miniister for War c ieussnding an inquiry into the anhinasltiotis directed ugaintst him by General Gonse . Colonel Dn Pety' de Claln, and certain ...

... Lilke Lemercier.Picsrd, he hanged him- self, but he wee no mere outsider. Lorinier was officially attached to Henry at the War Office as secre- tary. On the morrow of the Mont Valerion. tragedy it was found that that event had given a dangerous shock ...

... END. Nfr. David Christie Murray, in an article which appeared in the Morning Herald e on Tuesday, ?? Superior Coun- oil of War ill the French Arily last week arrived at the mnomentous deec- sion that under no circumstances whatso- ever should ?? Alfred ...

... the Uganida l'rotecsorate- and Lieit. -ol. M~acdonald's expedition. Jt is int continuaition of the Parlia- meaulary paper'Africa No'.l, 1899, aad the doeu. ments now printed cover thie period between June 21, 1898, and March 1 last, when a telegram to ...

... said tha friendship between Mr. M ?? and h isself began at the embodiment of the Bo onno derny Militia, during the Cri meea war, in 1855, when they served as biother officers. Mr. M'C, ulandr. so far as he (Sir Thomas) could learn, was the senior chairman ...

... oet.. .lt in !2. Act - !~W1rrli,(niotcn (CArtr'r-.iteThrealtee (Wt~itr- har-icc cV Tha-stert. At VLA: I> WarIng (Waring cV War. Mte. Jontice Kekmwlehe Chanmbero.-A to F.-Rnlo-e Master }Je~rtt.~tirm -9. urtononecn do.it t W32. At 32: Re BunonOartsuce Cotn'tne ...