... as far afield as the Red Sea and the Mediter- j ranean. Of the mineral prospects of the country J it is too soon as yet to speak. No gold has been | discovered, but silver, tin, antimony, and lead \ have been found. Administrative Headquarters. For purposes ...

... execution is . fixed for to-morrow. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir, — We think the time ha 3 now arrived when we should speak out mest plainly with regard to the position cf this unfortunate lady. We do not xvish to trouble you with any recapitulation ...

... sums which have been subscribed. Mr. Baring has told us that he came unprepared to make a speech, but I don't know how he speaks when he is prepared. (Laughter and applause). He has most splendidly replaced your excellent member the Attorney-General, ...

... will be j held as usual, and tho younger men will even j stand a fair chance of being seen to advantage, j The R.A.'s— so to speak— will all bo fully j occupied with the task of filling the space allotted to them at the Exposition, so that the out- -1 sider ...

... &c., ANOTHER FEDERALIST. National Liberal Club, Jan. 6. The Primate on Religious Education.— The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at tho sixtieth annual meeting of the Canterbury Diccesan Board of Education held at Dover on Saturday, referred to the strides ...

... M. Bullet said he would first pay a visit to the Duke of Orleans in England, and would subsequently re- side in a French-speaking country on account of the education of his child. An amnesty, thought M. Buffet, would have to be voted before long. PARIS ...

... Urigiiioo. Oxi-r.l. L-ccs. has RESUMED TEACHING. N ...

... Association of Chambers of Commerce — Dinner in honour of Sir StaHord Northcote, AVhicehall Ruoms, Hotel Metropole. Mr. Asquith speaks at Edinburgh. Association of Head Masters — Annual Meeting, Guildhall, 11 (two days). j Racing— AVindsor. Thursday. Princess ...

... present as such, a tract of land will be forthcoming some day. Meanwhile a I corps of hillside crofters, who are, generally speaking, ■ endurine. nimble, and courageous, in addition to being not wholly unaccustomed to the use of both gun and saddle, I could ...

... however strong we may feel ourselves to be ; and however disinterested we think ourselves we are not to vaunt ourselves nor speak as if the course of this world was in our hands to direct it. With all that there is much to be thankful for. There is much ...

... the German and French newspapers in j regard to the seizure of the Bundesrath and other German vessels. The Popolo Romano speaks even more frankly than the other papers. It says : The question is very simple. Either the captured ships carried arms, ...

... English ! clover seed, in consequence of the continued German inquiry. \ distinctly favours sellers, while American cables speak of advancing rates. Meantime, alsyke, white and trefoil, show no quotable variation. Spring tares are firm. Lower prices are ...