... Ladysmith, though considerably relieved by the repulse of the enemy on Saturday, is an important factor in the situation. Speaking generally, there has been something of a recovery, and the following list of a few representative securities will serve ted ...

... ts to regain the visitors from England supposed to have been lost through Parisian frankness. Considering the very plain-speaking that has passed between the two peoples, our soldiers can hardly accept this hospitality without losing their own self-respect ...

... article on The Religious Conscience and the War in this week's Speakrr is worth serious attention. He does not pretend to speak for the Nonconformist conscience, but simply as a Christian minister. As such it is perhaps surprising to find that he has ...

... tries his hardest to do justice to the Celt, whether in Scotland or Ireland, bit the temperament somehow eludes him. Ile can speak with all ::Ge severity about the injustice and the folly which England has at v.irions times practised upon Ireland, but he ...

... Ilaving read several testimonials boon users ot Dr. Tibiae, Vi-eocoa. I mined to give it a trial, and I am sine I cannot speak too of its mew.. that a milk courier. and, as most people know. the hours are eariv fling.l hild that a cup of Dr. [ebb:es ...

... After being extricated from this position the retreat was carried out, the enemy following for seven miles. Every man one speaks to cannot explain why they were not all shot. It is a horrible muddle, and yet one cannot help pitying Gatacre's distress ...

... serge, and wearing the n felt wideawakes, will commence their march throuilis,► City to Nine Elms. The distance, roughly speaking, is {oar miles, and it has been provisionally arranged that the r*ne shall extend along Cheapside, Queen Victoria-street ...

... gathered that the enemy, anxious about communications with Norval's Pont, withdrew their tr,oops. The Central News correspondent speaks of the cavalry retiring, with four casualties. Ehe latest mail letters from the Modder River are being warmly discussed in ...

... engaging or exciting. It is a relief, indeed, when the hero with the ungainly name is temporarily extinguished by the strong-speaking and eccentric Miss Charlotte Carlaw, his very singular aunt, or by the Captain, or, indeed, by any other of the various ...

... types, not caricatures ; therefore they are as much relished, because they arc felt to be true, to-day as yesterday. And, speaking of the truth of the play to nature, this is not the time for serious consideration of the quality of Goldsmith's piece or ...

... to stand in the rear, it was fairly easy to read his disgust. I he worst of it was that the very best regiments the, so to speak, '!-Indv regiments supplied members with whom General Trotter not •Atisticd. Save for these few exceptions--which may only ...

... words of appreciation of Mr. Beerbohm Tree's gorgeous r.r.d beautilul presentation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, one must speak, and vigorously, as to one matter that it shows u p strongly. Some young players have been trying to get a teaching organisation ...