... incident wass, by ?? :erts-s ;u-eL tiors, rtcorded on his tomb. a irtiu:s of Dufferin has recently pub- lis-r ?? it:-- .erLrv reviews of his mother. Fltexe L-L.iv Duffenm, who wais a woman of cm- Zr ?? bnillancv and cenius. The volume is r--;ie~ei of ?? value ...

... directions and regulations, and to in- titute and. carry on prosecutions for violatice eor neglect of regulations. H-lwving reviewed the s~ope lof sanitary (legislation, Lord Aberdeen oaid itthe ontemplation of wht h-ad been aacom- apshed. often in spice ...

... dismissed at first as untrust- 1 worthy, butr I find it repeated in more definite rc form in to-day'rsiasue of th Satrday Review. hl We have, it say-s mason to suppose thle c the Hous of Comonons will be emunnoned to v meet early in October for the ...

... them. Lady Randolph Churchill, a-mong her other r recollections from South Africa, gives the readers of the Anglo-Saxon Review the test of tbe greeting which Colonel Frank Rhodes, the raider, despatchel to his more distinguished i brother last Christmas ...

... length in the Fortnightly Review' by a French writer, Baron Pierre de CoubertinL The Baron is apparently That rare type of Frenchman, the Angil-lomasc, or he would hardly have se- cured a place in the Fornuightly Review. A score of times in the article ...

... could!. .only properly realise thefact is mazng end| i- 'amusing. In an odherwise interesting ar- d tile in the Satarday Review, we find iiat 'the attitude of the Iriih members towam& ' the Queen's visit has been repudiated by the Irish people, and ...

... quite a big crowd of people assembled on cars and on feot and in carriages, giving the plant, the appearance of a section of review or poloh match gathering. She was accompanied by her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Battenberg and her Royal Highness Princess ...

... School Attend- ance Act. Professor T HuLqon NVUM s oi or n- versity, has ao interesting artcle in the cur- rent Classical Review on the sanjarison re- cestir drw-n bh Proeimor D,'ALbSs de Jelain- rVille, Vho is perhaps the ge i authority on IGCuic htera-'ure ...

... Ani- sNi' sthe-'---V 'e *Eil sind touwn. to South AX -iU.l itill: .,allant iliro,,ps that have woo SO snu:tu r Lard fought reviews.' they says. cap- tnt ' lhey says 'be ?? uiower iv our aristo- d * cri-' thee als. 'An' wlhin th' Boers corme t cit ?? 'ml ...

... District Councils acted otherwise they would be usurping the functions of the Revising Barrister. The Revising Barrister reviewed at great length the various sections of the Jurors Acts bearing on the point and also the precept, and ' h pointed out that-there ...

... Barrett, R I} C, seoonded by Mr Jtima Golden, R. D C, the chair w9;1s taken by Mr Joseph Conroy, wio. in an able speech, reviewed the Work of the United Irish Lague. Hee spoke at great length -on the advantages of orginisation, and on the great work that ...

... aiter the C;rlour has been trooped. Officers who ? are prec-ent tes spectators at the trooping of :he O Colour will appear in review oTrder. Fse er:- hle Offic-: Commanding 1st (Kicg's) Dragocon ' e Guards will detail an escart to attend his Roval llihness ...