... of the first-named, as Cobridge, nurslem, the locals inflicting defeat upon Nlautwielh by two goals to nil. Wandsworth v. queen's Park Rangers In this tie, which was decided at Wanldsworth comnon, the local club could make uo heed- way against the pr ...

... and a gymnasium is being fitted up for boys and girls. MR. BEERBOI-IM TREE'S NAME FORGED. In the Queen's Bench Division to-day Mr. F. E. Cooper, of Victoria- street, Westmimister, brought an action against Mr. Beerbohm Tree, the well-kfiown actor-manager ...

... (Chairman, J. NEWTON MAPPIN). CE3LE:BRATE:D SPOONS and FORKS Wil lst lietie, OXFORD ST., WEST END. WiiI last a lifetime. QUEEN VICTORIA ST., CITY. HOTEL DE LEUROPE, OPEN LEICESTER SQUARE. OW OPEN. OPEN. 100 BEDROOMS MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED. PARISIAN RESTAURANT ...

... captain fth Cnih ife . iverisity Club, which has just held its annual b~usiness rncti~,andha apotutled Mr. A. E. Aptliorp, of Queen's, its captain and l~c A.F.Ditgeot ecretary for the year. The~iet ~ilatoit uf the week in golf has been, no doubt, the splendid ...

... (Chairman, J. NEWTON MAPPIN). CE:LEBRArE3D PRINCE'S PLATE (REGD. 71,552.) Will last a lifetime. OXFORD ST.1 WEST END. QUEEN VICTORIA ST., CITY. USERS of the ELECTRIC LIGHT sHloULD SEE THAT THEIR EL ECTRIC LAMPS Bear the WORLD. RENOWNED T EDISWAN MARK ...

... MArOFI & WEsE (Chairman, J. NEWTON MAPPIN). CELEBRATED FAB LIE RNI V ES' Will last a lifetime. OXFORD ST., WEST END. QUEEN VICTORIA ST,, CITY. H 0rE L D E UE U I10 oE1 NOWN LEICESTER SQUARE. NOW OPEN. -OPEN. 100 BEDROOM31AMAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED. ...

... to any el 1hos. Coon ana Sons' ofices also to Hai-rod's Steres, Bromnpton-road, S.W.- Hernu Peron and Co. 98 and 100, Queen Victoria-street, E.C.; Jakins'and Co., ?? Leadenhall-strect, E.C., or 31, Silver-street. KensingtonllW., or 6, eamden-road, N.W ...

... Faceaum, 5; hewport Victorias, 1. CASBRIDOR AND DJSTBICT RESULTS St. Mary's, 6; Halstead, 0. St. Barrnabas, 2 ; bt. Clement's Anchors, 2. University Press, 2; Cocrs, U. '[runty Eitomaus, 0; St. J Ohn College, 0. Chesterton Victoria, I; Albert, 1. READING ...

... ALCING INTELLIGENCE. -NS(IWiEAPEK1IT. TrrsaJa,-zWial Stakes: Blare, 4 yrs, Sst Ilk(1) ; llMa.3ean-cette, 3 yfs, 7et 91b (2); Queen's Wate, 5 yrs, Sat 11lb'(3).-ppren- ?? Plate: Xandm Lid, 3 yrs, est (1); Manston;, 4 yrs, 6st 5lb ?? Le Blicon, 3 yrs, 6st ...

... Harbour early this morning, Irom Calais, collided with the cargo steamer Elspcirk. Both. vesselswereseriously damaged. The Victoria had her bowvs smashed. The sea was rough, but the passengers were landed in safety. The steamer Ville de Do, Trcs, which ...

... Boers. The same journal also announces that the committee of the Evangelical Missions in Paris has sent an address to Queen Victoria, praying her Majesty to preserve peace with the Transvaal, According to the Petit Bleu, Count Muravieff's departure from ...

... \\'indsor, presided, and in proposing the toast of The Queen lie said that if Al fred Drevfus ever had one heart more supremely on his side thanl anotlier it svas thle true heart of Queen Victoria. Mrs. Uirniiston Clhiat, in pi'oposing the t.ast of the ...