... hotter. The toast woes very cordially drotik. htarti of M~r Smith, liolnipeat, egave the itext toast- The are td Hesalt of Lady Grout and thle YVonng~er Memtbere of n 'to tle Dollalitdalloclt Famnily. 1Icr ladyshiip was well g'~ a, nowts. to till ott ...

... Rowdon, Plymouth, the panels nut scrupled with exquisitely paioted azeleas, leliurnuin,i inr cind mosunttai ash ;the saties lady asloe exhibits 'icr aL very sectcessful picture of aealeas on it chin a tL'O Plaqtue. A mioreosiniplo but very effective three-lap ...

... Wht~le, Esq. at Balruidlery. At 12 13lltelwood rescent, Edinburgsh. onl the 20th lust., by th I(liolr. Alec, Cousin, MIA., L~ady Glesoreby's, Geonoac M~cAO cv, to le~~a yongtuaugluter oh thle late D~o~oxh Suislieflarud, itonestry, Doiibeatlu, Caithniess ...

... last year was 237. The Convent and Church of the Order of the Perpetual Adoration, near Dumfries, built by the late Dowager Lady Herries, was consecrated on Monday. The Edmonton Local Board have been oalled tpon to provide efficient means for disposing ...

... proposed. The total membership of the club is about forty. The club is affiliated to the National Cyclists' Union, and the uniform is similar to that of the Cyclists' Touring Club. INDISPOSITION or SHEiassp SaTrrs, ELGLN.-The usual bimonthly Small Debt Court ...

... which included Mr W. H. H. Broadley, iBLP., Colonel Haworth-Bootlh, Colonel Hodgson, Sir Henry Boynton, and a large number of ladies and gentlemen of the East Riding. Herbert Gardner's co.nedy Time Will Tell and the farce The Area Belle, were the pieces ...

... , Light. fn foot, Lady Payne, Rav Dr Richards, General Radcliffe, Si Sir William Foster, Lady Foster, Rev Canon Barker, 8; Lady Ellie and fa~mily, Lori Hemiy Phipps, Lady Phipps es and family. Sir Fiedeoick L. Robinson, Dart,,' Lady D ...

... Easternimagination. has peopled the invisible world. But how the world shrinks, and what a prospect does the adventurous cyclist open up before the eyes of wheelmen! If a bicyclist can trundle his way over Ararat and the IIimalayas, what corner of the ...

... v? 04 1 ao, hig limits, ThTl l limits or a cyclist's ambition need to he 1oundcd by John o' G o'lit's and the Land's erld XVTaxl boider, the wheel travellers e ssisyyid the ?? Bi c For est, wnd irll thtro sooe m of thes actually scaled the pliesQ OF S ...

... who have so kindly nan hselped them. Chn CYCLIS'rS' CLUB.-On Tuesday evening last the Of C annual dinner of the Ashborne Cyclists' Club was held ing. at the Green Man Hotel, and about 40 wheelmen and brot their friends eat down to an excellent repast ...

... tims that the old feud between the owiner of c young cobs of considerable mettle aid cyclists has been e thrashed out, is dead and consigned to oblivion. ABs a a cyclist I cannot share in the objection to the American exponent of trick-riding now perfcrming ...

... possible manner in 21min, 25sec. Mr W. J. Fuller was umpire. oaf NATIONAL CYCLISTS' UNION. ?? The five miles amateur bicycling championship, on under the auspices of the National Cyclists' Union, 4te was decided at Longaton on Saturday, in beautiful tin weather ...