On Friday Week The House Of Commons Turned Itself Into
a debating society, and at the instigation of Mr. Swift MacNeill considered whether the Civil Service vote ought not to be reduced because the Chief Commissioner of Works had......
The Duke Of Orleans, The Head Of The "house Of
France," and a guest of Great Britain, thought it well to write a letter to M. Willette, of the Journal pour Rire, congratu- lating him on his coarse and brutal caricatures of......
Continental Opinion, Except In Italy, Greece, Denmark,...
greatly saddened by British victories, and the prcsBoer newspapers are asking their Governments if it is not time to intervene. The Governments, however, are less inclined than......
The Editor Of The "official Year Book Of The Church
of England" has published some interesting statistics of the sums contributed by English Churchmen to English Church work in 1899. They have subscribed for the clergy, £197.000;......
The Opponents Of The Republic Raised A Debate In The
French Chamber on February 24th which might have had serious results. General GaLieni, Governor-General of Madagascar, an officer said to be the secret hope of the......
The Daily Tcleyraplt Of Saturday Last Published A Most...
statement, in which its conductors evidently believed, but which has not received from the public the attention it deserved. According to this account the Emperor of Russia has......
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