25 NOVEMBER 1899, page 2

The Demeanour Of The Reactionaries Under Trial Before The...

remains defiant. M. Deroulede was so insolent when interrogated, calling the President "unworthy" and "a Pana- mist," that he was sentenced to three months' imprisonment ; and......

The Queen Has Expressed Her Intention To Give A Christmas

present of a tin of chocolate capable of making sixteen cups of cocoa or being eaten as " sweets "to every soldier now on active service,—the chocolate for immediate consumption......

The Reception Has Gratified The Pride Of Germans, And The

comments on England and her cowardice in fighting one of the strongest combinations she has ever encountered are becoming milder. By and by the people will see, as the......

The Race Contest In The Austrian Parliament Threatens...

all equally unpleasing to the Imperial Govern- ment,—namely, a quarrel with Hungary, a long continued block in all civil business, and a distinct diminution in the weight of the......

Mr. Bryce, Addressing His Constituents At Aberdeen On...

that it was a public duty to state the other side of the case in regard to the war, and repelled the imputation of want of patriotism in those who condemned the diplomacy that......

The News Of The Week From France Is Graver Than

the public, absorbed in the South African struggle, has quite perceived. The signs of unrest are increasing. On Sunday there was a parade in Paris of two hundred and fifty......

The German Emperor's Visit Has So Far (friday) Passed Off

well. He arrived at Windsor on Monday as arranged, in a punctual train, and has been received with that extra distinc- tion which is paid to great Sovereigns who are also......

The Anarchists Are Said To Have Resolved Some Years Since

that slander was a justifiable weapon to use against tyrants and capitalists. It is improbable that they ever recorded any formal opinion of the kind, but it is certain that the......