... COMMONS.-MONDAY. VOLUNTEER PENSIONS. Mr. WNDsAM, in reply to Mr. Drage, said a volum. teer is, under present regulations entitled to a pension if wounded or invalided when called out on actual military sorvice. It is not in contemplation to grant pensions under any other circumstances. RUSSIA IN CENTRAL ASIA. Lord G. HAmILTON, in reply to Mr. H. Roberts, said: The Indian Government have ...

... . On the whole it is probably a good maxim which bids us speak nothing hut what is good of the dead. But when the dead happens to be a ruler of mankind we are bound in honesty to be frank though at the same time kindly and as charitable as possible. We have many times expressed our opinion as to the folly of violent Anarchism and we need not therefore say that we stigmatize the crime of the ...

... EY LDAeSlX~~ XJ'S_ oURI FREE I SUJPPLEMENT. GRAND NUMBERA. NEXT WEEK., Orders should be given at once to tb6'newe- agent for those wh6o gdeiis elextra aopies of our: 'pape of May 27, vwhlen we punblish: a gratis Jubflee Supplemnent. Amodng, the contributors to the Supplement will be,:- W. Met. TnODBON (rEditorijetiiol4s'eNew po e).- Fifty'Years of Democratic Legislation. H.; I'd. HEYNDmAN. ...

... Sa ri l ?? i '-pi (b A-z st-p~~p r ha,, ?? I.>tl tent'in i ci''a fit b t'h ?? rvth 0liii. ntd¶i VIIi InA- I iii~iu cii 41- ' euf'i' soe otteei in b Is i'i.ittt ?? mpi sw 00k ' -iiig 1)Urnii, ¾¶il dalr.i of a'l .vlt 'eiunr Itie RrIa ia i y~l ests di.%. I lbs~d tn ttt I t .i '12 ?? ci :'orioai:Iron ;J..Ari4iIi'cl erirufit i ?? aiteluL'iilfC ate I N1 :v, thw gji I Qotu,-pie ' tii'' ' 11 'i rI n ...

... LONDON WEEK BY WTEEK. LONDON'S NEW DOPMOUGES. The Boundarv Comnmissioners wuider the London Government Act, lS99, have arrived at the conclusion that the detached part of Clerkenwell at MuswC!l Hill should form part of the adjoining parish of Ifornscy, and a draft Order in Coillncil giving effect to thlis decision will be prepared forthwith. The Marylehone \Vestry has reooeived froml the Coin ...

... 'I'll R~ FiOIDISTN ?? 0OF (WRIT'e.c'N' sine Rizss~seNcsrss flY GORGEW. DIE FHON3EKAL The Loll-mooni day of taly, the English mouth Cilors- pporidizig to the Singalese astozth l~ ,is a red-letter day lor thep Buddhists ?? dide wohi ot it wais oii this accapiocsist claty, 21443 years ago, .bat. Priwme SiddbicaMtlu, the foundler of Buddhism, the- only rend he- loveA sect ?? lusldliodlaea of ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. THE BOER LANGUAGE. - SIB.-It is surprising to find in papers paragraphs ridiculing the National Hymn of the Buers, especially as the Dutch language is by no means ferful, hbt on the contrary, approachles nearer to Englpisb than ais other, represeoting allost exactly what English itseh would have been like bad no Norman conquest taker place. The letters, moreover, ...

... 8UPPRESSED LITERJATURE. TO THE EDITORb OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIEP,-When one feels inclined to give expression to his indign2ation at the encroachmonts boing made on the liberty of tha Prcss and says a word in favour of b' work like 'The Psychology of Sox, it is a difficult matter editor ho has sufficient courage to give publicity to such comments. That being the case, I appeal to you to ...

... WOMEN WOpKRmS: ?? MISTRESS AND MAID. We Tuesday the ~~union of At Brigton on T d4y thle Waionai ltiraperf Women torkers began to confer in earnest Papers and discussions slcceeded one another in rapid suec- cession throughout the day. A t the inaugural meetin in the Dome Lady Loules Loder welcomed the dele ates to Brighton and the vio. Mrs. A, T.poplteton, the president, spoka vigorously and ...

... 4 Avenge not ?? thins enemy hunger, :eed him; if he thirst, give him ?? lo no man evil for ?? evil with good. 'II say unto you that ye resist not evil: but who- soever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other ?? have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt nove thy neighbour and hate thine enemy; but I say unto you, Love your enemries, bless them ~hat cnrse you, do good to ...

... There was a successful Ladies' Night at the Irish Club last night. The Prince and Princess of Wales witnessed Don Jnan's Last Wager, at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, last evening. Yesterdai, Dennis Larkin, aged fifty.two, of the Brighton I lway Company's police, at Norwbord Junction, was accidentally killed while orosring the hne from platform to platform. In a thick fog yesterday the ...

... TF POLICEMAN OF THE RICH. our soldiers-what of them? Undoubtedly e ,;ar waged by the capitalists in South MJrica has shown a scene of neglect, brutality ,d neaurieSS6 scarcely ever equalled. They been starved, they have gone in rage, hi, tave been treated with brutal insolence by their ofticers, and this barkrupt Hooligan by eu~lt~t has kept them six months winth. 0ove~m Aves' 3,OU Oinvalided ...