... lively nurse. Mr Walter Hlassan's anl Joe LAmbkin and the Mrs Lambk-in of bliss Lizzie Clare. and mont are commendable. . QUEEN'S THEATRE.-Lessee, Mr Clarence Sounes; Brn Acting-Manager, Mr Harry Lyons.-At the Foot of the ran Altar is being performed ...

... igrandson 'will conquer them with his silver tongue. P Queen Victoria always reads any speech more than ti a sentence, or two, long, but her voice is a beautiful f one, carrying far. .n I The Queen of Spain is always nervously trembling . ,- whon she reads ...

... authorities for the two instructive chapters on the origin and the activities of early monasticism ? From King Orry to Queen Victoria; a t Short and Concise History of the Isle of Mlian. By Edward Callow. (London: i Elliot Stock;.) Mr Callow claims for ...

... How- I ever, he was beaten .in all thiree by an Irirh-' bred hull, Rex, the property of Mliss Staples, of Dunmore, Durrcrw, Queen's CQunty. The champioai bull is a b~ne-grey shorthorn Agus, which was calved at Durrow in 1897, and bred there by the late ...

... become the property of his representatives, but the 190 is also repaid to them. (Sigued) NORMAN and STACEY (Limited). 118, Queen Victoria-street, House Furnishers upon the Gradual Payment System, as now adopted by the Times Encyclopedia. WEATHER FORECAST ...

... many others will make and cherish her acquaint- ance. Our Soldiers. Gallant Deeds of the ?? Army during the Reign of Queen Victoria. By William H. G. Kingston. A new edition revised and brought down to the end of 1898. Illustrated. (London: Griffith ...

... THE CArl'viI, SHO0W. t ANOTHER QUEEN'S YEAR TEIRETORD 1REDLYLVUS. - - ?? Four tioes between ii&o Pand ISYS 1or M~ajowst'y wonX thii Chamupion 1Plato ait Ltin Suu i iii- It field Club Cattite Show, wild once (iii tho kait- nianmnrl yair) hir owni (top ...

... QUEEN S HALL WAGNER CONCERTS. Last night at the Oueenl's I lad a ?? Wagi-,, G~1C aC -\ g the conductorship of Mr. I leiry Woed. kVit! th ther epti~ p, Eighth Symphony, the whole ?? arlr ?? works. NVe have already given it as our opirmi,j I t thi nk thilt ...

... formed a good section. The Queen won the Devon breed cup with a very fine two- wear-old heifer. Her Majesty had two oom- mended tickets for yearling steers, and a cormn- mended for two-yerrr-olda In Herefords also I the Queen took the breeoh cup with the ...

... because its opening article iB entitled The Queen at Home, and gives a number of pictures of the simple domestic life which is led by our beloven Sovereign. The following method of proposing-the toast of the Queen by an American is well worthy of quotation: ...

... LE115,1Z.- The Victoria Madrigak society, a, party of eisngers under tue etlocient conductor. ship o Dr. G. Staulev Miurray, skillod in the performance or unacoompanied part- muLicO, begran iLS season ot tareo concerts on 'juesuay at St. Martin's town ...

... ager, Mr J. E. Barnes.-Mr Horace Bairo's r.pnoieburlesque company is here this week with g he obineon Crusoe. Miss Mabel Victoria in the titlewrfle ai os wellv Mbiss Ethel Gilchrist is seen toadvantage B, easPlyHopkins; Billy Taylor has an amusinree-t ...