There had been some discussion as to de Rougemont's yards when he grow weary of his cross-examination and refused to stay on the stage any longer. He passed very near me.in withdrawing to the, wings, and his words wore precisely these Iam very tired and I won't stay another minute but he thought better of it even before I lost sight of him, and returned to the stage with a weary-looking smile and returned to his chair.
Whether he turns out to be, as I think, de Rougemont,-or,.as the Chronicle avers, Grien, these items will not have wholly lost their interest by, the time that you get them into, type.
"net. Us FORGET."
Some special attention has been attracted hero to; the happy parody of Rudyard Kipling's Recessional Anthem, which apeared in ani August issue of the Norththitia Daily News—tho Retro-fessional with the effective mock refrain: "Let us forget, let us forget."" 'The parody has been reprinted and has had already a good many thousand of home readers. It was first reproduesd' as an indication of the feeling of dissatisfaction" among Anglians in the Far East—generally friends of the present Government—with what '60 many of the Government's friends regard as deficiency of Imperial spirit in our Foreign Office at the present time. The parody evokes 'a large amount, of sympathy and responsive feeling among the old school of Conservatives here, but the feeling is hardly so outspoken in the old country as it would seem to be in the East, if these verses may be taken as a token.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.