... CAPTAIN MORESBY'S DISCOVERIES. ( Fron the Edinburgh Review I It is to the credit of Captain Moresby that he has now accurately laid down several hundred miles of • coast which before only existed in imagination. Nor la this the case with New Guinea alone ...

... to have in .mpbasht d by the Kieg's to cud En,litid cal the naval reviews of the Flees of the three Powers. Germany is &led with his retult. Franoe's action is aucer sin, Gut an ruatiunal Uonferenoe upon question is not expected, although has formally ...

... the most critical time. The Northumber- Isn(1 and Rifle@ behaved as if on review. We had to ahandon one gun. Another meess o ce from Molten° dated Sunday says that Gent rill left Putters Kraal by train f o r Molteno, and continued by a forced march of ...

... waited outside the Abley pawed through the Poeth' Oonuer. The weekly papors Spectator, * Saturday Review, end Outlook pay warm tributes to Sir Henry's memory, but regret that the took place in Westminster Abbey, (he there being tou valuehie, (here ...

... doubled and only limits') risks are Dow taken. The Saturday Review, the only Weekly oonntecanoing the ()herr/ ag•iin , t Lord Alverstone, is vitriolic), Galling the deoision a betrayal of Oanada. The Spectator and Speaker are symptthetio towards ...

... Canadians, and miscellaneous others. Lord Roberts as , Honorary Colonel of ewe regiments aeft the reviewing stand and marched past at their head. Alter Ole review the Prism of Wales transferred the battlefield title deed to i:411 -Grey as Trustee for the Dominion ...

... SkLORTAOIII OF SITG&B. The Prodnoe ILArkets Review, an Englih periuthottl, • stiurrtage ul of magar Qu lee s rqp this wurid for LO .7 d. ...

... known a more popular remedy, or one that has stuck better. GRAND NAVAL REVIEW. The opening year of the twentieth century (1901) will be celebrated by the British Navy by a review at Spithead, eclipsing in grandeur and extent even the glorious assembly ...

... T . ny The King COntinues to make uninterrupted progress. T h e review of the Colonial Proops by , His Majesty on the terrace of Buckingham Palace on the )2th , instant, and • the review of the Indian Troops at the same place on the following day—both ...

... part of the writer, or any illwill towards any party whatever. I have never read a more painstaking, dispassionate, impartial review of any public matter. L. M. N. R. deserves the thanks of the whole Methodist world in partioular—ministers and members —and ...

... your next issue for the manly outspoken letter of A. M. Lee—which I have just had the plea.ure of reading in the tiaturday Review —on Sugar Bounties. Yours sincerely, EDWARD GARNER TODD. SUGAR BOUNTIES. ...

... M ill Win the Fight. Writing on Mr Chamberlain's Fiscal Campaign, CaWins in the Fortnightly Review declares that Mr Uhtunher• Jail will win the singlehatided, arid that the 410V8 nut count Mr ham already eclipsed Glad tione, and l'aituelaton, ...