... devoutly to be wished; but that this coun try is to be defended upon its own soil is a new and startling theory. If every man, woman, and child in this kingdom were armed with a perfect rifle, if all of them, from dowagers and dotards to infants in arms, could ...

... whole of John's army perished in a series of rE Ne combats. King Henry died in 1189. His ei heson, Richard ?? never viie Ireland, and I ng was succeeded by John, who, in 1210, again ol he arrived in Waterford with a formidable 0 ad army. There was no fighting ...

... 622,00M vas estimated lnst Manrch for 89.9- 1900. The receipts improved during the year 1 by £607,000 in spite of the loss of land revenue e owiug to famine of £1,187,000. The gross re- d eeipts from railways increased by £824,000 ;ucst- d offce, telegraph ...

... rates.t All were accorded a first reading. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. The House wvent into Committee of Supply, and the consideration of the Army Estimae was proceeded with. On the vote of £555,000 for the Army Medical Department, Dr. FARQUHARSON noted the B ...

... -men. If IL T. dares to s-peakc (write I) the truth of te matter, let the proportion of blae for woman's: state be altted .to :woman herself. If woman desires advancement,: the trivial ob- sbacles mentioned by R. T. can esily be over- come, for is ...

... POPUII LBM SUPREMA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 0- .-0 THIS MORNING'S NEWS IN BRIEF. The latest news about the rout of Cronje's G army is contained in telegrams and b despatches dated Saturday. At that time t General Kelly-Keany was still pursuing the C enemy ...

... a dres an armendmenit i epreenting that th~e Ad- ai stw -of the Irish Land Art was not satisfactory to any cose in Ireland, end that the a~ onl permanent sohktion of the Irish land quies- tion must be found in a measure providing for 'the general tad ...

... months' hard g labour was passed upon Robert Smith, 13, a scaler, for throwingalighted lamp at a woman in a lodging-house where he lived. The lamp bit the woman on the head and set fire to her hair, and she was seriously in- ue. E _ I An extrardmnary will ...

... L V C A L N Ev S. - - - Tui LORD MAYOR AND THE Wgort. OF TmIC SALVATION; ARMY.-At the invitatioui the LDrd g Mayor (Mfr. Louis S. Cohen), a nunrer of pro- 3t mitnent cstizes, ?? several mr s till te attend at Great Georgea's-street CGoiegationaa I- Chapel ...

... Japanese predomiuste in this curious aagmion. It is natural that they s hould doso. Japsaniaon the spot~so to say, and has a pow~s army from which to draw an adequate contingent ; and ~ usa with forowght born of her policy in that part of the warld, has a strong ...

... our race. Woman in the I _bstract has often been carved in stone to represent Justice or Art, Faith. Hope, or Charity, wich, for some obscure rlason, s.-u!1pors persist in typifying by female rather than by male figures. But concrete I woman, the individual ...

... pastture and to sell what he liked r- off the land so long as he did not injure its r fertility. There ought to be compensation for t damre done by game. Mr. HERBERT ROBERTS made a olaim for separate land legislation for Wales. They could 1 not look upon ...