... 'Japico of the 'Ml ewh GIVE US peace, in Heaven's name, after a Peace, in settlement, exclaimed Mr. Rose-Innes in the Heaven's excellent speech he delivered at Claremont, Name ! Cape Colony, the other day-peace that will lead to a settlement, and a settlement that will make for permanent peace. That, in a few words, is the wail of the Afrikander to-day, and no one who knows anything of Cape ...

... A CHAT WITH EDWARD SASS. (BY OUR SPECIAL COMMISSIwORB) A globe-trotter by choice and a desire to see the world a bit, Mr Edward Sass has travelled to many cities and collogued with many men. He caught stage fever while oozupied in the daytime in the celebrated bank of Messrs Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co. There he naturally bad a good commercial training and an excel- lent grounding in business ...

... SHAK ESPEARIAN CELEIBRATIONS. At Anderton's Hotel on Monday night the Urban Club held its forty-first annual Shakespeare commemo- ration dinner. Dr. R. GARNETT presided, and among a numerous company present were Rev. J. Wood (chaplain, St. John of Jerusalem), Sir Wyke Bayliss, president, Royal Society of British Architects; Sir J. D. Linton, Mr T. Catling, Dr. Fagan, Dr. A. H. Doran, and Mr ...

... IIhaJll ilU BA'XU. AY, AWL 8 i, OOr ASSOITOaN CUP FIEAL AT ThE CRYSTAL ALCR BUBRY OUTPLk SGVT?9Fl4 AiT, ALL ;0,PCTS, ANI) W:IN BY ;4 TO2 0.! Qk Fw dnal of fuss has been sd b. E he reviveal of 9 anihr ftoothjl, lbuV it. i di ?? to:' ,nd d . wy t¢ -0±h shoild be credited wit. ?? s - not possess. ' n of the Si he lu have. woierhlily to~tie ,rouoflte ye;§r3;. bit it heli been by ?? i of' .Scoth, ...

... The New Pidd Aum}g. SIa INNIrZ CHAnIM IN, Rho hs been appointed to the rank of Field Larshil in the room of .1 _- I c . I I . the late Sir Donald Stewart,is eightg years of age, Like Sir Donald, most of his active service was in India., and like him he is an active opponent of the forward policy, which has led to such disastrous results wherever it has been tried. Sir Neville Chamberlain ...

... JJMUS A-ND TRE WAR MICHd BY LORD SPENCER TUJE FuTURE S1ETLEMENT, 'CONVENTTION XEARS COOT&\TION.m% tilell ?? arl SPencer ?? a UWf-f?i he Musi Hall dinburgb, lan l~e.Attindr Uo. .C. bi, Oftupied t ts si'ce he at a rod*political wassm- Was ' di.-tirgh thirtelen yersr &go, U Croat 'i=5 -,ic! chanimzs had talk enpace Since the ,,rs ?? ha not sm1-iled onl the Libera First of all ozame the ...

... 1 SIUSIONARY SOC-TY. I NIET DEBT Ov £4,23 o R&LLENGIu OP'PEM or £19.0.. ?? bunalmas rsuoting yafte2AY Morn- In* *A the MIN6a ou^^ in phi v e* s thet lina ostiou of eo Baptis Miiaion Saoai th s tade publio. At tirt Sith th poon loahd I MY burning. ne re~ipt, aw set forth by Air. A. IL 1 the vaersjl seotrn eO Rfins aul 8psi4 ids, wM, to 31St ob, t66,523. and the upaditw%, a.to exetveV of rpevi4 ...

... | t II 1lsrw tk Dety llIc. ?? WVI:y 1Oft. ?? MAflTY'fl Government iire cowbidering the trnaiY of a B Dill for onhancirng the digiitfy k Il(. ptrontoting tilr eficielicy of tile Jud'icial ?? C(rnlittWo by practically ?? jt with ?? [loHose of Lords and providing for ` t h1uato portnauent roprosentirtion of tile grettt Colonies in ?? new Court which it is pro- podse to create.' This esentenee ...

... AUlSTAI'AN FEDERTION. THE, PRIVY COUNCIL CLAUSE. NEW COURT T'O BE FORMED. I~~ I ,. 3I B. CHTAMBERI LA N'S APP.EAL Y RliREPLY 01F THl, PREMIERS. LETTER'LP FROM MRlt. BARTON. :11 ?? I im( Ji3,,TA T l) DSPIATCHIIS. Is Tho Colonial Office has circulated.tho follow- ic ing telegram, sent by M~r. ChamuberLin to the Governors of Now Southi Wales, Victoria., 'y Queensland, South Aistralia, and ...

... NDLtI9N SPENDrrRE REPORT OF THE IROYAL TROOP EMP1L' Y I D OUT OF INDIA. TUE APPORTIONMENT OF COST. IL M- i~?M ! Royal Commi~ssion 'Was MP- _AO toth autffl, nto and ~~5~ittcti:O 1iuilitarv- and civill oxpon- ?? :iu trr th au'thority of the co red:' ioof the c'rozan 0' a. and th*) ?? of tI:'V01 ol twU wc~vruuantzs of them Unjta.MI 1 t-a. for purposesz in a which Se-a- 'a ?? ho =anuba'r-s were- ...

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