... from an unexpected quarter of a shrewd suspi. 3 -cm he expressed of the hostile intentions of 'th Gaverunint owt&ds the South Africa= A Republic. He had intervened in the discussion f on the Army Estimates to ask the Government I to explaints reason for keeping ...

... guilty of reprehen- sible acts. It was he who informed the Press, un- known to his chiefs, of the arrest of Dreyfus. Wit. ness wars convinced that flu Patv was the author of the W~eiller forgery, which increased the charges against Dreyfus. Dci Paty 'had ...

... determine the motives of the crime, have met with no definite result. THE SPANISH WAR BUDGET. MADTRID, Friday. According to the sRef orma3, the erpenditure in the next war Budget will show an increase of 29,000,000 pesetas, as compared with the present ...

... against Tripoli was to be feared, and that nothing would be done to interfere with trade routes between Tripoli and Central Africa. He -hoped this frank explanation would bring the convention back to its due proportions so far as Italy was concerned. General ...

... tory answer is9 given HI M Government rwill be forced to consider wvhat steps shall be taken. Mr D}AVITT fironically)-leclsle war.- COLONIL WINES. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEB, answering ir Marks as to the probabe-lose s on excluding Colonial wines from ...

... the mrodelatl hiss own 'hue.Th truink~, writh the permission of the surveyor of t~he cathiedral, was stored in the crypt. It; wars very extraordinary hlow the heads of distinguished per- sons had a, tendency to Zbecome separated from theft bodies.- (Laughter ...

... Such a cable would bec of the greatest service to the 'British Empire in I case of war. It is essential that the Admiralty - should be able to communicate promptly with war] vessels in all panes of the world, and exlistingI cables, which are partly controlled ...

... first- class battleships, secure for her the f n mistreship of the seas, and change the whole trend of events in Europe, Africa, r .and Asia, for generations to come. The Ipower for good or ill following on thte control f of such colossal wealth is ...

... one :lf tile tarelt evils the Christia't commualite hiad to cornbat. s-td he knew no ascencreq so sauctes-- fnl ill wa- oinc war a-lccimtt claut on'.ntnc'iis evil as those pat-bared routid a (Otristiat cslgregLt-uoll. (Applawcec.) Rev. Mr. MBride. in st-conning ...

... obliged to use their carbines in the discharge of their duty on four- teen occasions. 'The new carbine would be sup- plied by the War Department free of charge. REG-ULATIONS OF RAILWAYS BILL ABANDONLEl), Mr RITCHIE, replying to Mr Bryceiaad Mr D A Thomas, said ...

... States became a free trade country, and drove us out of our special ?? market, or suppose we were involved in another great war, bringing with it another great debt- 5ow COul we possibly meet the obligatioD which such a scheme as that urged for -would ...