Colonel Rossel Was Shot At Satory On Tuesday Morning, In
company with Ferre, convicted of complieity in the murder of the hostages, and a serjeant named Bourgeois. Rossel, who was a Protestant and by his mother's side a Scotchman,......
The Medical Journals Evidently Believe That The Disease...
tracted while the Prince was staying at Lord Londesborough's seat near Scarborough. At least if it was not, it is a strange coinci- dence that Lord Chesterfield, also staying......
News Of The Week.
T HROUGHOUT the week the continued illness of the Prince of Wales has caused deep and general concern. Although the physicians who draw the bulletins have worded them very......
The Ill-fooling Between The Liberal And Clerical Parties...
has led to serious riots in Brussels. Owing to the dis- sensions among the Liberals, M. d'Anethan's Ministry has a majority of two-thirds, but the minority is very strong among......
The Horror Of The Famine In Persia Has Not Yet
reached its climax. Major S. A. Smith, Assistant-Resident, writing from Bushire, says the people are worn to skeletons, the children "to famished beasts," and some of them are......
Sir Roundel! Palmer, In Presiding On Wednesday At The Meet-
ing of the Legal Education Association, made a very good speech against the tardy and languid attempt of the Inns of Court to meet the new danger which menaces their monopoly,......
Mr. Grove, Q.c., Whose Name Is So Closely Connected With
the principle known as the " correlation of forces," i. e., the real equivalence of physical, chemical, and vital modes of force, has • been made a puisne judge in the place of......
