... system exists entirely for the benefit of the War Office clerks and to find work at the W%,ar Office, rather than I to find control for the Army.' The 'funda- mental error' consists in supposing that the War Office clerk, to whom the Army I and its requirements ...

... which they are awing. THlE RUSSO-TURKISII WAR * INDEMNITY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Friday. The Russian, Embassy has called the Paste's~ 'attention to the nun-payment of last year's in- stalment of the Russo-Turkish war indemnity. A message, date~d Saturday, ? ...

... on the 14th November last. General Zurlinden deposed that he knew nothing of the Dreyfus affair when he became Minister of War. The Henry forgery greatly affected him, and he then examined the dossier, and ascertained that Dreyfus had been justly condemned ...

... which was of i more than passing interest Was that dealing I with the administraton of the Foreigfn Office i in Uganda, East Africa, and Zanzibar. On the I motion forgoing into Comniittee Io Supply Mr. 31MKenna made an attack on the administration in these ...

... ago I framed my estimates of revenue under circumstances of doubt and difficulty. I had on the one side to consider wars and rumours of wars; on the other I was face to face with the remarkable results of three very prosperous years. It seemed to me on the ...

... signs of increase. There have been from time to time clouds on the political horizon during the year, such as arose from the war between the United States and Spain, and from our own difficulties on the Niger, on the Nile, and in the Far East. But these ...