The Second And More Important Part Of Professor Darwin's...
address, delivered at Johannesburg on Wednes- day, proved to be an intensely interesting series of astronomical variations on the theme of cosmic flux. Professor Darwin......
Though The Solar Eclipse Of Wednesday Was Visible In But
few parts of the British Isles owing to cloudy weather, suc- cessful observations were made at Assuan, Sfax, Guelma, and Tripoli, most of the missions reporting their......
For This Muddle, At Any Rate, The War Office Cannot
be held responsible. But on the larger and infinitely more Important question involved in the enforcement of the medical examination of the Volunteers it is impossible to......
Further Information As To The Scottish Volunteer Review...
the War Office is not to blame for the un- fortunate contretemps described in our last issue. It is now dearly established that the movement was initiated by "the local......
The Irish Landowners' Convention Held Its Annual Meeting...
on Friday week. The speech of the President, the Duke of Abercorn, dealt mainly with the grave hitch in the working of the Act of 1903, caused by the inability of the Government......
A Bitter Personal Dispute Has Been Waged In India Between
the Viceroy and the Commander-in-Chief, and the Minutes recording it have been published there and telegraphed home. Substantially Lord Kitchener accuses Lord Curzon of mis-......
Further Complications Are Noted In The Johannesburg Tele-...
Wednesday's Times. It appears that no provision had been made for the extra police supervision rendered needful by the importation of fifty thousand Chinamen, and. the ,mine-......
Professor Darwin Concluded His Address By Observing That...
might with some confidence trace the solar system and the stars in general back to primitive nebulae, such primitive nebulae stood in as much need of explanation as their......
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