... SPECIAL LITERARY NUMBE THE SPEAKE . The Liberal Review. NEW SERIES.-VOL. III., NO. 58. November 10, 1900. LEADING ARTICILES: - AN APPEAL THE HIGGINBOTTO5M DISCLOSURES. THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS. MIDDLE ARTICLES: MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S SISAL DEBENTURES. THE NEWEST ...

... the women's laager; that it was deliberate was the firm, belief. of the besieged, at any rate. Major Baillie's readiness to speak as well -as lhe can of his late foes gives the greater weight to his testimony to their use of explosive. bullets, as to which ...

... -_:_.__._-_V *:So in a . AN AMERICAN AFBITRATOR.t. AIR. HUDSON is under the impression that science and religion, or, to speak inore accurately, theology-the two are often confounded-in the popular mind p-are in a state of conflict, and stand-in. need ...

... BOER PEACE DELEGATES IN AMERICA. ONE SPEAKS OF SUBMISSION, ANOTHER OF STRIKING AGAIN. Nfcw YoniK, Wednesday.-The Boer delegates received a cordial welcome at their hotel yesterday, the various speakers declaring that they might confidently appeal to the ...

... None of the delegates speak French, and none of their hospitable entertainers speak Dutch, but some conversation was carried on in English. The Boers seemed averse from conversation. -. BAD BUSINESS AT THE EXHIBITION. Speaking of the Exhibition, the ...

... effect of the bad news from the lar East evident from the rapidity with which the market pulled itself toe again. Generally speaking the upward movement during the account been due to the frightening in of weal; ' bears, both here and in colonies, and to ...

... the Battle Field; Colours; Boys in the Army; Time Expired Men; The British Army Compared with other Armies; Army Chaplains (speak of ourselves last); The Bit of Bronze; The Belief and Morals of T. A. ; Is Discipline Dead? Mr. Thomas Atkins Then and Now; ...

... vintages of 1896 and 1897 were failures, and, as champagne requires more Than three years. to mature, it. is too early to speak of later vidtage~s- A unique Opportunity is now open to consumers to %STOOK THEIR CELLARS %with a supply of champagne of the ...

... CYNTHIA'S GARDENING. [By MARSHALL STEELE.] IT is my habit to speak of my fondness for gardening as a passion, although if I showed my Wouted zeal for accuracy, I might only feel justifiedl in describing it as a tempered enthusiasm. There are times when ...

... worse that his death may hourly be expected Two days ago the K-ing became entirely paralyzed, and he can neither move nor speak. The nourishment of the patient is administered by avti, ficial means. DEATH OF A LEEDS ENGINEER. Mr. R. W. Eddison, a director ...

... artist in Mr. Wedmore. He has the vision, and he can interpret His characters throb and move for us in the act of life' To speak of the writing as ' clever ' is quite to underrate it. It has the merit of conviction, of finality. The book is touched with ...

... many of the stereotyped notions formerly entertained of the famous Irish agitator. It was once the orthodox thing to do to speak of him as the big beggarman, to regard him as a buffoon, as a bully rioting in abuse, as a coarse and vulgar demagogue who ...