... forces upon lines hitberto UnPrecedentecl. but still upon the basis of voluntary service. QUESTIONS THAT WATN.T ANSWERING. Speaking at bedford, on Saturday evening, the Duko of Bedford raid the South African policy cf the Government, judged by its acton ...

... have died than give so fatal I La an order. tra One very curious omission is to be noted in shc b Sir Ifedver's dispatch. He speaks only of Sir C. Warren's troops. Not a word is said about* cai r General Lyttelton except that he mentions the to King's Royal ...

... Ms' prise at the oppotition exiating in F authoritative teaching of fables, fai u puerile and pestilent superstitions. now speak with entire franknes as al mi victions. Liberavi animam meam. I .Nune diniittis and calmly await the flaft * The Cardinal must ...

... development of this coulntry I a.r. irnpiO'tted.' The nli mn-in, il its conmrer.ts on tie In .rneetiug. .says Fh demon'stration speaks fo. c h-self ihe pL;x'Ci.'edtiigsS art' tile most tflatterin- I rtrbu e that the E-oire Las vet received, and I tile Otebt ...

... constitut ?? downent. Our full staff of doctors and nurses will shortly he published. The well-known names of the doc- tors will speak for their effioienac and high stand- ing in the medical profession. The nurses are the best obtainable. Arra-gemets aare also ...

... nuthorities to deal with the various problems which I bad hitherto been lod to believe WM$ tbeir par- ticular speciality. Speaking frout behinid nto eutrencuzplelt of lsther, and liternlly facina steel as he spoke, he sketched a rhpid plrin of what Rhould ...

... ytsterday. There is still a good deal (hbat is obscure, and the obscurity will cause some inevitable anxiety. Sir Iledveri Buller speaks of ' Sir Charles WVnrren's force as concentrated south of the Tugela. I)oes this incu dea Ird Drndnnaldi's force ? If ...

... in the consnt 1 and varied representations of our great classio 3 Elizabethan drama. by trained actors who have loarned to speak a blank verse line so as to bring out its emphasis and pause and music, actors who have learned the very elementary truth that ...

... s Ellis. NN~.j'jlhEck-strA.N req~uires GERMANL SO S - 1 WTedbaepd and Saturday s'eaouZ Oehu eac h ln. ?ruom a German wtio speaks Els.-vy Hot 'tltng t~efmn. 13 D, laily, N sinaqir tauc.67 Flse-errctLAN`GUAGE. -- BEGIJNNER~ 1h G R!-l 4XFLF SONS two evenings ...

... agsiculu nshaqt are from l0e. 6d. to lIe., and s:ys in eft t ara ISa to Ifs. a week, with a house. I prefer to think lhe ia speaking in thinking that the great body'f Wilt4, to whoem I spoke buffer from chronic I4 U as from ehronic poverty. But 4gain tI ...

... Nationalist movement. The Cane in- fluence has probably been, on the whole, to moderate the less instructed vigour of the I Duteh-speaking Republics; yet it is a fact that mwn frwn Stellcbosech University, almost within sight of Capetown itself, have gone to Pretoria ...

... MERCANTILE SHIPPNG E CFr-a I~qla. J13. 29.) SPEAKING, Iakeinba. Antwer'p for CaWorull, 2i d23- ?? 4 S.2 WRBCRAS ANtD CASUALTMriIj 8torm. Wind ?? heavy a. ._arja by bad weaskier inaide hrkwaze r.0 a d Ircbrtro, leerbhagnd, weatrgza IoeNv~~.' SnndaY: took ...