... COMPLETE* VICTORY. [From War Correspondent of Telegraph.] Camp, December 31, 1.10 The following what I may term en of the year review of the situation as u0 stands. Despite many drawbacks and various unsatisfactory matters which might and coulc be remedied ...

... 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 ...

... 59 delegates present. After preliminary busings had been transacted, the chairman his '-aledi* tory address, in which he reviewed the events the year, referring specially the election of a financial member of the district roa’—r the city, and staled that ...

... BITHR THAN HAVANARS AT DOUBLE COST.— “RANI DE BOK CIGARS, in boxes of 50) -— or 100, 2is. and r 100. Ten campies, 28. 6d.— REVIEW OF THE YEAR. BANDAKAN RORN in) CO., 144, Wormwood-st., Lon- | don, 1.0 — LINCOLN. ALVINB.—The NEW TOILET CKEAM for OHAPPED ...

... 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 ...

... the debentures were posted on Saturday. BatrsLE CLAwosasKasE' MUTUAL. INSTiIANCS COP-. PoR.osTos.-The first annual report, reviewing the period i from June 21. 1898, to June 30, 1899, states that the., affairs of the corporation are in a very satisfaztory ...

... a partner who earns a very large share of pin-money indeed, by contributing essays and articles on social subjects to the reviews. In the -hazardous art of entertaining guests and resoling them from the perilous depths of boredom Lady Jenne is said to ...

... Tugela and the Modder an extensive and important character. Mr. Bennet Burleigh, cabling yesterday the! “Daily Telegraph, reviews the military eiiaatjon lu Natal, and gives his opinion of future prospects. He takes hopeful view, refers to the eagerness ...

... those who have served him well on former occasions. One noticeable feature of the new headquarters staff is (the Saturday Review points out) the number of its members who belong to the so-called scientific corps. Thus Lord Roberts and General Pretyman ...

... though, I 1 regret, the message continues, the unavoidable loss of life incurred. Mr. Bennet Burleigh, cabling yesterday, reviews the military situation in Natal, and gives his opinion of future prospects. . He takes a hopeful view, refers to the eagerness ...

... happier emery for • profitable god the center, Mired then the of Ur teamed kWh et the Quinn, It is oa warier lib* Is Net sae reviews the nowt pest, wed beam= impressed with the extraordinary night displayed by her under eaeditions Won width many raw IMO would ...