... -_m eat. coei-EwoinwsT i VIENNA, ?? ?? ?? Berlin, which saost be re- ?? ?? po___-veiy that the ?? ?? *«-_sed *J»™* __ta^ om^tZtm* the Car and Pnnce ' r ?? '' . __m t ?? all the rumours ;„-.»- ?? n !}}or having undertaken to ?? ?? T mmm\ and Austria- or of *__m ?? ?? leave on Wednesday ?? ■«__«•«. with fresh _r__rtA. are discredited. ?? in this capital doubted that had touched apon ZT*** 19 * ...

... three Indies in LIFE CLASS at Wimbledon (two minutes from the station); i ...

... 2 - 110 ?? ?? . from Southampton on •^r ...

... and LAPWING, with splendid ff ?? *, ii-iftiation. LEAVE LONDON (irongate and > tf * ere, ki hurf) for BORDEAUX every THURSDAY— *»*« „t uo * : • * l 2 P-n>-— Ssioon, £S ; fore cabin. UP* yif '»v*» ,,le ' r ° c month): Saloon, *5 : fore cabin, » - j.et «» i ell arii •„ Icrti . Through tickeU are now issued to l*-^ nxtrits Psu. cannea, Ac. »•*» '^'nre h*** lc * ve ,Jonlefcur ev e l 7 Friday. ...

... THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S VISIT TO BERLIN. FfcoM Ol U OWN CORRESPONDENT. I'ARJS, AUGUST IS. ,j., c | tt-mh Press is disposed to treat lightly the ; ?? tl.e- Kuqieror of Austria to his Imperial .in in be-rim so far as its diplomatic significance „f, rued. Tli us the Journal dcs Debats writes : — ?? v ?? has quite naturally become current . r ui.t Kaliioky and his chief assistant had I , , ,-,1 ...

... Facte are stubborn things ; and in no pcrsait is the truth less palatable tlian io cjanectiea with raciDg. Gauged by the ?? standard as Liver- pool, the Shrewabury Autumn Meeting was almost as great a failure, so far as tfeo qaality and quau- tity of the nrjort wore conoeroed $ for, ?? of several proponed engageaaents failing to till, tha sggreg&te nuesber of atarbern iv thirty-tr/o racaa ...

... In continuing my review of the Winning Sires of ISSt, the reproduction of the following table — which appeared last week — revised and corrected, will greatly facilitate reference to the different Stud ce-l.britie- that remain to be discussed : — No. of No. of Value sihe. Fee for winners races of races ISSS. 18S4. lsS4. 18.4. Hermit 200gs. ?? 31 ?? 75 ?? Sidling lSOgs. ?? 14 ?? 26 ?? 20,157 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Wednesday. o'cSi. SPEAKKB t ° ok thechair ** 10 -mute. past twelva „, „ PRIVATE BUSINESS. ?? , 9 adoxton ?? B «™ d Water BUI was eon- tor V„~ ?? for a third readiD & andthe Manches- ter, L,ujy, Rochdale, and Oldham Steam Tramways Bill was read a second time. a. n « T^ ESS POOR ™ THE METROPOLIS. Mr. PICKERSGILL asked the President of the Local Board whether his attention had ...

... ?? J SIIIt4L1 I [jI.jjX V b'JI'. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr John Hart ; General Manager, Mr W. M. Hart.-The pantomime of Dick Whitiiangton has entered on another week of pro- aperity, and the principals in Mr Hart's charming pro- duction are very popular with the large audiences. Miss Jenny Owen's sprightly impersonation of the character of Dick has gained for her ...

... H__Mhlps GANNET and LAPWING, with >^__7iicconunodation, LEAVE LONDON (Iron- _\ *£££_*• Wharf ) ior BORDEAUX every THURS rAi~±*77 at noon; 18, at 3 p.m.; 26, at noou.— Saloon, t ; mfs* _• Return (available for one month) : Saloon, (_■*'■'• ?? No steward's fees. Through ticket* * £ i ir» ...

... -STOPPAGE OF EAILWAY 6,1 TRAFFIC. .tionfilly severe thunderstorm passed in* I**1 ?? I npo ]js and the south-eastern and other ••'■ ?? p '.rlaiid ?? st evening. In London distant ...

... TiER LONDOK ThEA TREWS. TH wE AVENUAE. On Saturday, Jan. 2d, for the First Time, a New I hree.Act Musical Farce, Written by Iluan gee, Music by Alfred Carpenter, entitled A MIAN ABC)IT TOWNT.' Frank Ennesleigh ?? E. J. LORNRM Ralph ?? ClnLaEs Cnsszray LuciU3 Lig;ht ?? . DAGMALLI ?? Lavelle ?? .Mr Sie1;Zsr HowA&Ro Robert Jansen ?? LavrtyDALE POWER Gwvendoline ?? ?? ALMIA STANLEY Edith ?? b.s}i ...