... palace in' the VInter dan Linden until the end of -January, whea sheiscoming to England On a visit t3 the ;4ueen. The ?? Eug nie has postponed her departure from England, and before leaving 'Farnborough will receive visits there from the Due and 1)achessi ...

... the remainder of her absence from England her Majesty would stay at Coburg, where she would occupy the same apartments in the Palace as on the occasion of her iast visit in April, 1894. The Queen would return to England direct from Coburg, and would probably ...

... the Grand Military Steeplechases, and it is undersioid that he intends to start his mare Conuette for the ?? Military Cold Cup. The Prine& is to be the guest of Prince Albert Victor and the officers of the 10th HusBe~r. The eteepleohaie ball is to he ...

... value of Indlia to 0 i England. As statesmen had not hesitated to say Perish ti r, India ! Sir Orfeur Cavenagh thought it opportune to is show the important advantages mutually accruing from P the connection between England and India. in the hope ...

... applying. It mneant the people's work, and in tlie old Engliefs service hooks, suclh as thin Sararm Mhissal,` which was used iii his monastery. thee priest wai instructeud to turn rouind to the 1scopde and m -y '' Brothers and sisters, my sacrifice ...

... LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF ENGLAND. Ameeting of the Grand Lodge of this institution was held yesterday, at the Grand Botel, oilmore Row; Mr. B. Mason (of Leanlingtoll', P..1, presiding, in the absence of Baron Trevore, the Grand Master. Thore was a large ...

... GOSSIP FiROM THE WORLD. all at, 'a tre- Lily Ita; 6 : IIn us- Ilt sear aad ,d. inr 00 iec- per 10 oil 5. is'. ci I 1h- 119 nil 'm ord 8h. lf'so )ar lel i171 for jwo 00, Is' ior Is 11,' ICi !or Ida 4 - Is ,t 'ii .ill 2 It 5; llt !d,. Ise 'tii 5 - 'ii ItI ...

... which may save us many heavy doctors' bils. - It is by tbeudheines use of suckarticles of diet-tW. a nbastitution may. be gradually built up urnil stro eneouh-to ,-resistevytendencytodisease; Iuandreds of subtie maludieserpe floaag aromA us ready to attack ...

... feeling, as the English Football Cup. The enthusiasm in Birminghain and the neighbourhood over Saturday's result -will he proportionately great. For until the last few weeks it had aspeared to be almost a cer- tainty that the cup would return to Lancashire ...

... j I I A: GOSSIP FRO0/ THE WORLD. It was almost settled that the Queen would go to Sand- ringham for a couple of days last week, but her Majesty ' finally decided not to leave Osborne, and considering the ,iraumstances of Princess Beatrice't very sudden ...

... GOSSIP FROM THE WORLD. There is not the slightest foundation for the report that the Queen will go to ?? next May, in order to be present at the celebraon of the golden wedding of King ChristianL and Queen Louise on the 26th of that month, nor is it true ...

... sddressoal on The Larger et Ministry, suggesting that possibly the ministry which n- Christ meant them to exercise in the world might sh have a larger function than somne of thet suppocd, Ad Ono point to which he directed Particular acten.- .ia V.in)a ...