... Very exis'ence is therthy involved. There are 'Two p-owerful articles on this topic in tilt current nu-mber of the lNational Review. The more outspokenr and the mare powerful cf the two is entitled Having Eyes, They See Not. Nor is it withoat significance ...

... Satard. The following despath lhas been received here froan Shan3ghai-3n, magniicent weather, Count von -Waldersee held-a review of the allied troops assembied here. The Bengal Lanes supplied horses for the Field arshl and his sate, and farnished an escort ...

... ealle-, rare was Sea a lare ?? ae Tbc~~~h~frmt~~~fl inchsootre spech stae th ups Ofrwichais W ed the Te.tg ancale, end tiell-y reviewed the qu,.asiflno rat -e be- 'aoren aooacuflty Council and thle Local Gio- !certanmetBldT 1 Sir ?T. Lv-uns, Gorey, propoed ...

... Robert O'Keefe, °SA. . -- ' * The robberies that frequently take place on Italian railwhays are refeied 'to in The Italian Review-i3a new monthly which -has just been established in this city. It is written in El -ish of. ?? iather shaky kind, and has ...

... Empire on -which the sun never sets. Re-4 cent events, he begins, have more than I vindicated those of us who, in this review and elsewhere, have been urging that a mili- tary system based on vohantary enlistment is no longer adequate to our Imperial ...

... Yet it seems. from an article-a really admirable article, timely. and luminons-bv Mr. Edmund Goas;e in the '-Norlh American Review, that this soldier of soldiers, RedVers Buller, thais man of war, is also a mia-n of books, a student, a connoisseur in letters ...

... i Thursday, Mr John M'Hale, D C, president olf the Executive, in the chair. The Chairman, in a lengthy opening statement, reviewed the ?? of the League, and congratu- I lated the Executive on its recognition bv all partiesas the great National organisation ...

... ended Sept 12, 1898 ?? £313,865 0 0 E'cr twelve months ended Sept 12. 1899 .. ?? . . re 2t2,50 8 5 Duringq the period under review ths company 'aid dividerds amounting to 45 per cent for its list vear and for the second 20 per cent. the production in the ...

... squadron escorted the Royial yacht to Holylead on the I Queen's jonrney from Irehrd her Majesty took the opportumity of reviewing the ships of the squadron. The Lord Mayor subseently gae I a garden party in honour of tdhe naval oailoers. ...

... Sir Redvers Buller can do somehing the fight merely postponed the i inevitable. As Mr Speneer Wilkneon points 1 ! out in his review in the .Morning PostV-[ 'The chance of Sir George White's escaping from the grip of the Boer forces that sur- |round him ...

... Forces in Ireland. 4 - e-e a.i ale for a mlodesty t ' . -::'-¼st(ee of the times. i ' evc yl-: by the Daitriot Staff. ?? )e ' Review Order, ?? * -He t1; have. in eddition,'t , ?? t : o ie Rifle Brigade, ! '4 a- t I e've -men of the a c.t - slll y as Coatn- ...

... narlied to;the I old Receoourse ut ?? remad, where they went through company and naval drilL included a h in the proase of tlhe review manoeuvre. , for Saturday next About three thotsad per- i sons witnuemed t.'he evolurtimns, which were con- . ducted by Captain ...