... THE STATS TRUMPETERS WAITING TO GIVE THE FANFARE ON THE QUEEN S ARRIVAL AT THE ABBEY, JUNE 21 BOW OF THE ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, GREENWICH, CHEEKING THE QUEEN IN TRA ...

... PRINCE FERDINAND OF BULGARIA AND IIIS MOTHER, PRINCESS CLEMENTINE OF SAXE-COBURG THE interest which has been excited throughout Europe by the announcement that certain letters which have greatly embit ...

... FREE TRADE FARMERS.-- Modern political economy had its birthplace north of the Tweed, and the countrymen of Hume and Adam Smith show signs of being even more stirred to wrath by the revival of Protect ...

... THE EM IN PASHA RELIEF EXPEDITION MAJOR BARTTELOT'S letter to Mr. W. Mackinnon, published in the leading daily papers, gives a clear account of the progress and position of the Expedition under Mr. St ...

... IN that brilliant sketch of the history of the human race which the late Winwood Reade published under the title of The Martyrdom of Man, he dwells at considerable ex ...

... I nil UI\ai iiiv, nuuuji sJ7 Written by Douglas W. Freshfield, F.R.G.S. DURING THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS-- since the following article was first written-- the Cauca ...

... te indents on INTRODUCTION IT IS NOT EVERY ONE who knows that when he sees before him a plan of the world on Mercator's Projection he is look ing at what was once such a startling novelty as to rais ...

... MADAME L E R O U X Too early seen unknown and known loo late. Romeo AND JULIET. By FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, Author of Aunt Margaret's Troubles, Among Aliens, Like Ships upon the Sea, That U ...

... THE BRIGHT SPOT IN AGRICULTURE, writes a correspondent, is the good price at which live-stock sells. At Findon Fair, a very old-established one for Southdown sheep, draft ewes made up to 60s. and u ...

... For the Week Ending Tuesday, December 16, 1890 Explanation. The thick line shows the variations in the height of the barometer during the week ending Tuesday midnight (i6ih inst.). J he ...

... Siberia anb the foile Eastern* W IJ w wo BY S. STETNIAK. THE reputation of Mr. Kennan is so well established, and his work has been estimated at its right value by so many, that the readers of The Gra ...

... . THE inhabitants of this ancient and picturesque south coast village are at deadly feud with the Council of the City of Chichester. They hold that the scheme of drainage sanctioned by that Council, under which the sewage of that city will be emptied into their harbour, will inflict upon them a grave in justice, especially as the tidal peculiarity of the harbour, viz., two seven hour floods ...