No. MCXXV.

JULY 1909.

VOL. CLXXXVI.

CONTENTS.

THE COCKNEY. BY AN OUTLANDER,

FIELD-MARSHAL SIR NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN,

DEMOCRACY IN THE LORDS. BY A GUNNER,

STRAY STORIES FROM INDIA.

BY SIR ARTHUR U. FANSHAWE, K.C.I.E., C.S.L,

CHAPTERS VII.-IX.

L-IX.

BY IAN HAY, AUTHOR OF 'THE RIGHT STUFF,'

A MAN'S MAN.

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THE IMPERIAL PRESS CONFERENCE-LORD ROSEBERY'S SPEECH-

A POLICY OF DEFENCE-THE DECEPTION OF CABLES A TRUE

VISION OF ENGLAND-LORD MORLEY'S OPTIMISM-THE GENER-

OSITY OF CRITIOS-THE NECESSITY OF INVECTIVE-JOURNALISM

AND LITERATURE—THE USE OF THE CLICHE THE CENTENARY

OF TOM PAINE-PAINE AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION—THE

REPRIEVE OF LOUIS XVI. - 'THE RIGHTS OF MAN'- MB

FRANCIS'S NOTES BY THE WAY.'

A FRIEND OF CARLYLE. BY ALFRED NOYES,.

THE GREAT BETRAYAL,

EDINBURGH:

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