... following account of what he calls a disgraceful hscene between two male wrens:-April 15, 1889.-I have just been watching two golden- Acrested wrens fighting. They first attracted mr Pr attention by getting up from the ground zlmcst* ?6 under my feet, aud ...

... will he considerably In- added to. Besides money subscriptions, donations of clothing, especially boots, will be gratefully X r-received by the treasurer. Boots are niost urgently ge oneeded oin account of t[le extreme poverty of ds[ltie children selected ...

... for foinalo r telegrapli learuers in the General Post Office, Dublin. GOLDEN W`mDDING.-Yesterday Mr and Mrs John Spence, Denfind, Monikie, Forfarshire, cele- brated their golden wedding. They have a family I of nine sons, three daughters, three sons-in-law ...

... instroment r called the Closure, wvhlich I think is devised by the l present Government, aud might be fairly compared A with the boot which was used in tie time of ir Charles II., with the thumbscrew as the procedure all through mnediteval history, and with ...

... the Operatiye Boot and Shoemakers' . Union; Mlr George A. Cooper, 1 Lament .llace, casennaker ; and Mr John Mitchell,: 19A Bon-Accord Street, blacksmith. Fivo other nomination papers vwere tendered for Mr Champion -one on behalf of the Boot and Shoe Operatives' ...

... ?? F. L rence . C LONDON UNIVERtSITY.4Sir John Lnbbck ?? LONDONCITY(Znsembero)'SirPFL Haneson. ?? .G A. 0. Gibbs ?? MAIDSTONE ?? S. W. ?? bIANCHESTER- Noitrn-IEOT .. . ?? ?? W. H. ?? ?? El R. Roaso ?? SOUTHn ?? Bright ?? NORTH EA.ST.. ?? James Fer9=012 ...

... for South Kilkenny a short time ago, yesterday evicted one of his tenants, the Rev. Father M'Donell, from his residence at Golden, near Tipperary. There were hundreds of per- sons present at the eviction, which was carried out by the sub-sheriff. The directors ...

... ten days. 'er YESTERe.nY afternoon Mr Justice Hawkins, ng who has been engagr ed as Maidstone since Monday ch in dealin- with the abnormally large number of Ire Kent ?? Asize cases, received a telegranm he stating that his wife, Lady Hawkins, was lying ...

... the British Constitution, which, without being subjected to any formal embodiment, , has hitherto been able to preserve a golden mean between revolution and stagnation. But one of the ablest jurists in Europe points out that the absence of a fundamental ...

... ribbon arranged at the back. Lady Brooke, with a sinart little bonnet, wore a very chic gown of golden fawn faille covered with Tndian gauze, woven with a golden border so con- trived as to outline the waist anll the hein of the skirt. A yoke of transparent ...

... tios- Xde pistilSlotifuoni lMortlake and ti-t-tu hi)otiglir a very pretty live o'clock tea sr1-Y lice flrom thle coutity of Kent Cattleiltepar155- neckc- lace, and from Cornwiall a diamnotd inil utby a br1ac-el et. - Tb e.tiiayor, unliporatioti, atid in ...

... through various vicissitudes and several hands, was pur- chased by The Mackintosh in 1702. Mn H. B. Honusa of Fawkham Manor, Kent, who has resided at Glenkindie House for the 1 season, has with thoughtful liberality again given £5 to be distributed among ...