... American journalism-collects air tbea None (I except the Aocw Yor? 9E;enie0 Post and mas ca three other journals but I am speaking of the ptija newspapers) offer anything that cain hoe ?? inoteleai' goadance to their readels. A special piece of praiccl ...

... It is true, also, that the analysts quite rightly find that the yellow crystals made here nre dved. lut so are Demeraras, speaking generally, and with precisely thre same dyes in many eases. These prosecutions are now taking a form whica may do considerabie ...

... remote parts of the colonies, and who, without their aid, might have lapsed into something littie better than heathenism. Speaking from lixperene, le would rather have to dlo with a savace than with an *Englislhman who had !utst his ?? Rev. Can=o JOSA ...

... commanded our resistance. Then he could I not refuse to take into account the unanimity of the i ' English - speaking Chbrches end English - speaking I 2 ministers of all denominations m South Afriea-(cries of I aOh and cheersl-along with our blundering ...

... ] CnCrrsA, January 19.-Mr. Tbfetson, Secretary to the Government of India in the department ofl revenue and agriculture, speaking in the Viceregali Council to-day on the situation created by the famine, stated that up to the end of March it would cost ...

... natu- rally rather reticent in giving their opinion regard- ing the conduct of the oporations of the -war in Natal. Generally speaking, our misfortunes are attributed to ignorance of the country, ignorance of c the positions and strength of the enemy, and ...

... straegle sucessfully carried through. (Hear, hear.) The Government looked to all men to continue in. that spirit, and, without speaking in a party sense, to give to her Majesty's Ministers the support necessary to the success of her Majesty's arms. (Hear, bear ...

... --trnoqIlt to ?? riews known .,v ?? or amendment. Ceoril2 f -e ers. and he only --as on wvi-e a member who seconded ,-t''tt-to speak. The. alteration, ~, .. ., ?? uo- unhbusnnosaflke, anod as such - app-in the 11ouse of Comnmons ire -: salyin tue CoonciL.-Mrr ...

... officials at the State Department declare that the extent of the agitation in China6 has been veryI much exaggerated, and that, speaking generally, no more disturbances have occurred than at anv time during the last twenty years. Mr. Conger's recent cablegrams ...

... ofthe report. whc ttdthat there bad been a grtfigincrease in die membership during the -% ear, havn enmoved,' Lord Rosebery, speaking in suprto the. reeolution, after some general observations said I see th at the association is going to take a new flight ...

... CHINA AND THE POWERS. LI HUNG CHANG'S COMPLAINT. [From Our CoiveJ ondet.] Xrw Yoen:, February 23.-Speaking at a dinner .ef the Southern Society, last night, ?? John Barrett stated that he bad the best authority for saying that withirL a month the Foreign ...

... whilst they were- at school, and in order to test this he sent query sheets to 'te parents sf f, thirty of the elder pupils who speak at school, and in every case Lse receiveed replies that the children did t speaklct 'home, ad 'that their speech was understdo-il ...