... Traill iu his fifty-ninth year ill not only a painf il shock to his tuaiy attached aud (levote1 friendu. Of ' that we carntot spe:ak here. But it is also ! Ian iriepitraiblo loss to ?? and I to litcrahnre. Mr. Traill was the son > of a lawrer. asld was ? ...

... ant. amti severez- ef(tt ^ quite tearly in the d&y. A ?? e ud to representative of The Daily? ews I cannot, of eourse, speak oi what txok r4 in ti}e Metirng, but the account iii the 'De, News.,' without being a rep'rt. gives, I a fair view of the general ...

... beeauue of his advocacy of Drc i: . L n Chlamagerlrn, the Cha.irmanL1 of the r Crn- mittee on the Amnumct, r, was the ars to speak this afternoon. i-5.e i an (ld and ear.,- it Ro.- in publicau, having rep-osented Pari, la ti,e ' ha=- ber of Deputies 2u ycars ...

... of ceoversations he has had with Major AbbAcht, the captured German ar- tillerist, and some of the Boer Commandants. They speak dispamngin lY of the effet of our Ivddite shells, 'which often explode a few yards away without the concussion being felt. ...

... will bo edscussed; and ou the evening of the same day, at a great publiQ meeting in the V'ictoria Hall, Sir Henry ?? will speak. We have already published all the resolu- tion to be preposed at the Council of the Federation; but the speakers to whom they ...

... the religious question, described as the culture question, was introduced. More than once half-a-dozen agitated men were speaking in strident tones at the same time, in as many different languages. German and Yiddish predomina- ting. Dr. Herz!, the Chairman ...

... under thtem rn from wes.ne ss My sson certainly speaks of hardships, and living for ?? togeth:er on biscuits and water, but he also says he never in his life was better, and he has gained in weight. Ie speaks of double rations of rum on Pretoria day, ...

... not cousitior iont theref er srlihcitnit irerii il Fnit-iatrd ca cabLe- of tirt survey. Dr. R'nciaii, Iof Cli'cptt'rhnouse, speak-ing ttpon tho ?? of t5lichers anid tht-i' verigtr t~Iirjir, Cors-itiere-d IbttA rA P'istt'r 010 st )itxe, a gren~i tai mti'trr: ...

... wonll. Making a statement cn the Twentieth Cetr ud r. Shak -pare said hie had no formal or elaborate report to msake, hur. speaking ~ oglat the. Slring Assembly the funed Stood at £C135000; up1 to that morning it had reached £6150,000. The lart, few mouths ...

... this m2onith, unless lhe is induced to go to Constantinople before, on which lie seems not to be ver l;-sen. Tho Klhedive speak-s with enthusiasma of the oreat energy of her Majesty the Queen, and cf her ?? and kindness to him.. The roec-,j>- tion at ...

... to a con at York Cottage, SandringhaG, on Saturday mot u- ing. Her RoynI ighlneas and the infant Peince are doing well. Speaking at Trowbridge on Saturday r~ght, 3Mr. W. Long remalked that he could not say when the Genoeral l:lection would be, but it ...

... The Bishop eharacrerist-imllv holds that Savonara'-s failure was due to his becom-ing a practical politi- rula Those who speak for God, he ears, should never idenzify themselves with a party. or with a cause. As Tennvson's firmer more bluntly put it ...