... It r 41pit a II b cr S!and by.-CAr'`A1N CUTTLE BY J. ASIIIV-STERRY THERE is an agitation now on foot to throw open the garden of Finsbury Circus to the public. From what I know of the subject there will be considerable difficulty to be encountered, for I am inclined to think a portion of the aforesaid garden, with the rights of usage, is included in every lease of the houses surrounding it. ...

... (ourstibcs Rub Our ftemirs ALMOST with one accord this month the important magazines take up the subject of our foreign policy; almost with one accord they find that there is no health in it. The anonymous writer in the C'ontemnporary has no doubt about the parlousness of our case. Great Britain, the very essence of whose existence is foreign commerce, is being gradually ousted out of the ...

... got late Lk. Vbilif (Ealbrult, MR. PHILIP H. CALDERON has not long survived his life-long friend and fellow-student, Mr. Stacy Marks. At the age of sixty- five he has died, after a tedious failure of health, which, neverthe- less, had not obliged him to give up his office of Keepership. This office, after the Presidentship, is the most important in the Royal Academy, for it implies the central ...

... QLOpic>i of tihc Tit IT is not probable that all we hear from Spain is WILL true. Indeed, it is very doubtful, seeing that THERE PE accurate knowledge is difficult to obtain when CIVIL newspapers are submitted to a rigorous cen- WAR? sorship, and the authorities are under no obligation to shame the Americans with their veracity. Nevertheless, there appears to be con- siderable apprehension of ...

... ?? Q11ren at vatilloral IT is rare indeed for the Queen to be without one daughter as companion, but the present family party surrounding Her Majesty at Balmoral consists entirely of her grandchildren and great grand- children, with the addition of Princess Leiningen. The Queen constantly takes the young people for excursions to her favourite spots, such as the picturesque Falls of Muick, or ...

... Zhc witth at ?? BY H. W. LUCY ON Tuesday night the House of Lords was crowded as it is only when there is promise of a big debate, a critical division, or an important speech. The Commons, leaving their own chamber where the Irish Local Government Bill was jogging along in Coin- mittee, flocked into the Lords, and filled every foot of space allotted to them. Privy Councillors availing ...

... g 11 C (C I W 5 i It 191, t I I t ITAI.Y ?? a revolution. FoXsomc eightdax\lja. despatches from Rome have contained accounts of the most iicll; disorders in Milan, Florence, Leghorn, and other cities. The noniii,,,l cause of the rising-for the rioting certainly merited this descriptiwx -was dear bread, but in reality a grave question of another sort h l asserted itself, and dear bread is only ...

... Fon atit aub Club IY MNIAIRMADUIKE MANY will regret the death of Lady Jessel, which occurred last week in Grosvenor Place. The late Lady Jessel was the widow of Sir George Jesse], one of the most :eminent lawyers of the century, a mtut who has left an indelible mark on the administration of law in this country. It is curious that Sir George entertained the greatest contempt for trial by jury ...

... ' 11 latc aux *IXaiiC! By LADY VIOLET GREBVILLE Time Ascot meeting, though fairly crowded, scarcely ranked as brilliantly as usual. The first two days brought tailor-made dresses, wraps and(] fuis to the front, but the Cup day, when the sun shone, was gratefully seized upon by the ladies for the display of the really lovely toilettes of the season. Muslins enjoyed a universal popu- larity. ...

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