... A HARD-WORKING OFFICIAL. M. Mi&rand does not speak English at all, but his Secretary, M. Nobel, is a good English conversationalist. Like Lord Kitchener, M. Mdlerand miner dines out. the is at work before seven in the morning, and works till a quarter ...

... human hie, referred to in the despatch of Mir-Witness, is also re• mulled upon by • special correspondent in Free s e. He speaks the furious semis to the north-east of being made massed columns which were mowed down by the British field artillery and ...

... similar to that of Germany, except that it extends to the completion of the forty-third year instead of the forty-fifth. Speaking generally, service in the first line, or active army, is for throe years in the infantry, field, or foot ertillery, and for ...

... CURES MAWS. MMUS. MUMS. rasp. NPtU. MT. MU. is AL $ Z 1 .dust SUBSTITUTIIII. Sir Edward Carson, speaking at Guildford on Monday , said international law was being set at naught by Germany, because of the weakness of neutral States. Neutrals had their ...

... A correspondent in a macaw from &loniaprobably well sums up the present position of matters when be says that generally speaking the situation of the Serbians is s=eedingly though not tisepsrate, and that if they are able to hold out a little longer ...

... THE RUBBLA.N CAMPAIGN. Generally speaking the situation on the Russian front remains unchanged. On Tuesday night, on the Mitau road, south-west of Olas, the Germano poised to the offensive, but were repulsed by Bunion artillery and machine gun fire. An ...

... such principles and garage, still preserves its foreign :gelation—although there are some akeedy • had the oourarge so to speak it as f it with marriage, thus anglicising -or all. • real danger of impurity lies not in tak..r foreign terms, but in employing ...

... gradual .moving lonised of the fillies in the west. After rehrring to the continuation of the French activity a• 'Switches, be speaks . of the Britit measure in the Festubert region. The advances have been eznal, but they have savor teamed; day after day, ...

... stated that Herr Liebknecht, who several times had tried to interrupt the Chancellor's speech, was in no way authorised to speak for the Socialist party or for the German nation. ...

... of geographical scale sad the frequency with whit* detailed lighting is conducted at an angle to the general front—not to speak of the mischances of marches and engagements by nightthe individual soldier is lighting on trust in the matter of topography ...

... prosecution of the war. Any reconstruction that might be made would made for the purpose of the war alone. Mr Boner Law mid that, speaking for himself and his friends, their sole consideration would he as to what ean the best method of finishing the war suconefiallv ...

... lightship, whence they were taken by a pilot boat into the Hook of Holland. The captain and rex are now at Rotterdam. They speak highly of the manner in which they were treated by the Germans. ...