... LITTLE LORD F'UMJ.EROY. If Little Lord Fuontlaroy could be matbrialised, af nothingwould ppeal t his gnerousinstincts more (c: stronly thn thecausefor wich aperfomanceof Mrs. 31 Hodgeon urnett' play' ws grvenat; Edgbaston in Assemly Roms lat nigt ...

... solicitor Mr. Havisham, with the unlooked-for news that the boy is Lord Fauntleroy, and heir to the earldom of Dorincourt. In the second act, for the sake of her darling son, poor Mrs. Errol has made her great 5 sacrifice, and, practically separated from ...

... minstrel ap- pealed to the sympathies of the audience as successfully as ever. Mr. George Thorne is simply inimitable as the Lord High Executioner. lie has elaborated his Japanese laugh into somiethingthe like of which never came from any other mortal ...

... , attended by the C'ountess of Erroll, drove through Tarlandl to the Castle of Cragievor. A Cabinet Couneil wvag held yestertlay in Davwning Street. 'Timo .Ijlisters preselit wvero the Earl of Blecolme- field, the Lord (amacellor, the Duls of dlhiniond ...

... away from tbe more serious side oi nt the book, we confess to havo heen much interested es in his account of. ' a ' noble lord, t'itt eg whomn lee travelled to Egyrpt, and wlso, in oppositioc tO ad ertainl passengers who were -mermbers of the Bluce ...

... entitled, Archieology and the Old Testament. Lord Hlobhouse deals with the House of Lords and Betterment. He points out how much cood useful work has been brought to nougrht by the House of Lords, and asserts that every Loudoner knows that it was ...

... Government finding the money. Mr. Dudgeon, formerly agent to Lord Massarene, said that the tenants on join- ing the campaign demanded 20 per cent. reduction on the judicial rents, refusing Lord 3Xassarene's offer oF 10 per cent. Arrangements were, however ...

... Fleming.. A Scotish love son' in. dia- lect, with a tuneful setti5. as un'settled in tonality as a' 'wild Narwegfan.Taody. O6h, Lord, have pity.' swred , song, words and music by E.- Id -Machell. The words are such as might be used by the devout wien they ...

... £15, Lord Trede'ar Tredegar Parkl NEwpirt, Alon. ; 2nd, _±10, Ct U X. Brirerley, The Lydates Brinufeld, 3S.., 0 3ereford-hire. CLARs 8-Heifer ?? excecding 3 yeare old: lst, :l15, Mr C. M. Cameron Blenalivle, Veunlochy. Ross-shire 2nd, £10, Lord Trede'ar; ...

... IRight Ron Lord Polworth, St. Boswell's, Berwvickshire; 3rd, £5, Mr F. B. Owen, Ellesmere. D DEVONS. CLASS 11-Ox or steer exceeding 3 and not exceeding [4 years old: lst, ;£10 ?? (given by Mr F. C. Clayton, MaYor of Birmingham), the president's (Lord Ayles- ...

... wromizing youngster. A useful lot of cows are shown, and the heifers form an interesting class. The winner, Primrose,' a son of Lord Wilton, is three years and eight months old, and the property of fr. Edward Caddick, Caradoc, Ross. Primrose is rather small ...