... finished its work at Port Arthur—so - ich is already true,whatever the surrender negotiations J.tay end in. The odds, so to speak, are certainly on Japan at sea ; but none the le,s the Japanese themselves do not make the mistake of taking the Baltic Fleet ...

... doubtless like to knew what the oolleetor ■ale he pleased to do next ; but eves be could sot make that plain. for be movie, so to speak, is bulk, and has no power in himself to pt up affair. He can hardly do better than turn his attention to the really good editions ...

... sa}•s : Copies of the Novy Krai ' for December 24 and 25 have reached here. Discussing the capture of 203 Mkre 11111, it speaks of ' the hill's breast being hammered by 800:b. shells, which split even rocks and went through 18in. steel like paper.' Who ...

... rough sketch for historical picture npresenting what mar f .11r. Ba'iour does not toe the Fiscal Reform line. Citamberlain, speak** on the occasion of the visit of the Co.'ds:r., , it Guards to Biratin;ltant on Sunday, referred to the part regiment took ...

... was so surprised at M. \Vitte's sudden apostasy that when they lett the Czar's Cabinet together the Prince refused either to speak to or return from Tsarskoc-Selo in the same train with M. itte, and when the latter called at his residence next day to explain ...

... been traced the Liberal side. Mr. Straus's next - meeting is to-morrow night, as already anth)iinced, while on Thursday he speaks at Single-street Schools, ith Mr. E. 11. Kerwin in the chair, and Messrs. T. MacKinnon Wood, L.C.C., E. A Cornwall, LC.C. ...

... Parliamentary election to-day. Mr. Cheetham, the Liberal candidate, was compelled last night (says our special correspondent) to speak with some emphasis in denunciation of the leaflets that are being issued by the friends of Mr. Travis-Clegg. One leaflet charges ...

... of the evening performance on atcember 13. The woman distracted the prosecutor's attention by telling him a lady wanted to speak to him, and the man cleverly stole his watch. Archibald was ordered three and a half years' penal servitude and two years' ...

... cn the subject, indeed, on.e would never suppose that it was one of the most admired and popular actors of the day who was speaking. Ic is little more than eight years now since Mr. Cyril Maude and Mr. Frederick Harrison first joined forces at the I la ...

... b:nefit she received from the use of Grape-Nuts. She says : 1 have taken your Grape-Nuts food for three months, and can speak highly of its nourishing and invigorating qualities. I was very much out of health last winter, grew very thin and weak, ...

... hrst conference of teachers held under the 'Jew educational dispensation under which we now live in London. Educationally speaking, Dr. Collins said, nothing but advantage would be derived from the unification of the three stages of their educational system ...

... to last act of Tristan. dance even indicated the influence Grieg. Vet to allege something of eclecticism in style is to speak without disparagement, for the ideas were subdued to an i:idividual. general tone entirely harmonious with the piece, strangely ...