... term of yews. •fwo or thranyears ago Sir Dauiel Itorris, :Vie Imperial Uouitnistiouer, during Lae of an *Urea, iu which he reviewed the work of Lae Depirtmeut for the years .of its existeitoe, said that it was impossiule that the work euou4l come suddenly ...

... ST. KITTS.NEVR VOLUNTEERS OR DE RS. I. His Excellency the Governor will in,pect and review the Force Thursday next the 11th February at Springfield. 2 With reference to the abcve crder all Officers, Non-commissioned Officers arid Men of the Mounted Infantry ...

... PNo s-ace in th e Advertiser this week, and nothing 1 0 Lord Gormanston's Addiess to the Legislative of this Presidency to review. In st elving ll's Lordship's Speech your understand thereby that that anxiously looked for State-parer has failed to produce ...

... large and complex question. It will be seen that the author's aim is to review a paper read by George Baden Powell Esq. at the meeting ef the Royal Colonial Institute. And in reviewing Mr. Poweß's paper, he furnishes in our opinion many valuable suggestions ...

... ought to be. The other day about 30,000 volunteers were reviewed in Apia. park by one of the most distinguished Pol. diers of the period. Indeed, so distinguished as a military commander is the reviewing officer, that Queen, evidently thinking he comprises ...

... is atili ninth, up of E. h t rety k i d. sophistry, aud altogether wsntior in fovea , . - mated that lie p I vs tempted to review Fair uomutouicstiou ; but., na l have 1 VALES bEAHD f- Iteq., to Lade up toy mind (for reasons *hick teceipts lur an , by ...

... : ' 6 Lord &abaft*, the L .id I. • letter to the the Bight Christopher Wordsworth, Bishop of Lisoolo, the °piston that the review' sot be read is tbe VOurelies of the Begheh Cherub until it has bewii resommended or estborised by some sufficient public ...

... You refer to a Mr. W. r Stead as one of the Boer advocates. Is this t h e W. T. Stead who wrote as follows in the Review of Reviews for October, 1896, page 294 ? President Kruger is as little amenable as Abdul Hamid to the representations of the ...

... York all safe. The Queen has signified her intention of being present at the great Review to be held at Aldershot, to celebrate her Jubilee. It is understood that the Review will be held on July sth. From calculations prepared at the War Office, it is estimated ...

... worlds our., some of them arn raid to be so tar away that de tisht from them has not 11•1191 readied oar • in the JO& telly Review says that the udnioops has visible stars so amasioity remote, that light, leaping over a hundred and eighty miles in a single ...

... the elections. A Paris telegram states that 47 French menof-war have been disarmed, and 12,000 seamen dismissed. The grand review which was to have taken place on Sunday in Paris has again been postponed. The , preparation for it went on until o'clock ...

... Thom bodies bent, their vigour spent, These straight and strong appear. Not rathlessly, though eagerly, Close we the brief review, Bid farewell to the old types here, And welcome to the new. Not ! The servitors That picture human thought, Though overthrown ...