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... pantomime. The giant*, the beauties of the Land of Harmony, the .eccentricities of the market*, the marvellous beanstalk, aad the review will all be popular icatures of the pantomime. ?? is to be congratulated on another Drury Lanesuc- ccs..?? Standard. DRURY ...
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... will say, “We have done everything that we were asked,” and the glory of Boulter’s Lock will for ever gone. The Fortnightly Review,” an editorial article on the war, censures the critics at home of the generals in South Africa, but it is hardly fair to ...
... were utterly uncalled for, and that the Calcutta Municipal Act was retrograde and unlikely to improve municipal government. Reviewing the land and revenue systems in the different provinces, he recommended more moderate assessments in Madras, the Central ...
... REVIEWS. THE FINAL ROSSETTl.' THE cloud of' mystery which hung persistently about Rossetti, the painter, has never be en completel~y'dissipated.'' Biographies a pave bad Uby'h rfr h sful, but not always a ccuratce, Life by; Mr.' WiliamS~a'ptothenoip ...
... Mr. Charles Norton Eliot receives his honour on account of his distinguished services in Samoa. JANI'ARY I, 190 THE WAR REVIEWED. THE SITUATION. ...
... much support will be forthcoming. This being New Tear’s Day the Stock Exchange will be dosed. The remainder of the year’s review is over until to-morrow, owing to pressure our space. QUEEN'S HALL. The entertainment by Mr. Albert Chevalier the Queeo’a ...
... j _» MAX NORDAU'S VIEWS. TROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. VIENNA, Dwj. 31. Dr. Max Nordau contributes to the Neve Freie j Presse a review of international politics in 1899, in j the course of which the following suggestive i passage occurs : I Germanyis no danger ...
... PROSPECT OF VICTORY PAST AND FUTURE OF THE WAR SITUATION REVIEWED. [THs DAILY TZLIGIRAPE Special War Telegrams and Letters are Copyright both in Great Britain and in the United States of America.] FROM OUR WAR CORRESPONDENT. FRERE CAMP, Sunday (1.10 p ...
... Ashcroft, Mordfold, Dec. 28. a ON OR IN 4 SHIP. TO TSB 81r,—In the review of At School sod at Bea In Ti.. NNW of to-day you say that the excretal°. on a ship is sot indefeasible ia the &blames. It wool Ibe interesting to hear what can be said ...
... of match, the pitting of the Englishman against the stranger, that ha* found out the weak spots in our men. Since our last review of rear ago hard blows have been struck at the English ™g. and many roan baa fallen from his high estate. Tempted bv the offers ...
... event has become uninteresting. Yet the _ close of such a year, at th;threshold of the last year of the century, it is well to review our position and to trace not only the causes and the events of this war, but some, at least, of the other interests which ...