... unexpected some, but it fell like a blow most the auditors, and nearly startled the Royal chairman out of his equanimity. Couple with the Prir.ee previous praise Owen as a picturesque teller '* vivid stories,'' made a curiously painted funeral oration ...

... not even alluded statutory powers. A lot of stories are current as to narrow escapes yesterday week, when the raid was made on the Field Clnb. There is rumour, which lam able to say came from polioe circles, tbat a member the Royal family was the clnb ...

... set •aids for • particular race. I know of no mode of adios better calculated to primate a spools. of rap*, than this, as athletics aka put a higher value upon a second prize than upon • first, simply because it happens to be an article which unite their ...

... such a very improbable one, such reports very often arc. The Earl has great wealth, partly derived from his late wife, who was a Rothschild. is a reinarkablv young-looking man for his rears, which number farty-five. He does not look thirty. is a very ...

... consequence. They have been pouring in at a rate of 40,000 visitors a day. enormous sum has been spent upon this Glasgow structure. Tbe exterior finds many critics, but morn admirers. The interior finds few critics and a multitude of admirers. Tbe citizens ...

... to take up a certain wealthy parvenu who was trying to buy her way : .nto society giving sumptuous entertainments. The co ritess consented on condition that she was allowed to name the guests the dinner party which her presence was to adorn a* signifying ...

... en, v ith a chapel attached, the first instance, the residence was a sort of treat for converts from the .lewish to the Christian religion,and did not to the Keeper of the until after the expatriation of the Jews. hen Sir George .Tes?el, a .Tew, i.ecame ...

... dogs, sad indeed as to dogs (gamily, is in a very uncertain condition. Most of it is statute-made ; tint the 'tainted cover only a few of the digiculties. A short time ago. in the ram of a gentleman who had found a valuable dog, fawned it ...

... reassembled the Law Courta yesterday, rumour ran round that tbo Lord Chief Justice had forbidden a resumption the proceedings Queen's Bench Court No. V. For a time something like consternation reigned, but it was toon discovered that what Lord Coleridge ...

... is being largely used for tiimming. A pretty bodice has waistcoat gtey astrachan, with a loose fronted coat of dark grey homespun. On another dress this arrangement reversed, and the coat is made of the fur, with a gathered waistcoat of corduroy. The ...

... present amongst a fashionable congregation. Immense improvement has been made in the art of playing billiards during the last two years, and the methods employed by our chief professionals to keep the balls together, and thereby secure a succession easy ...

... the opportunity. We bad • long chat on the subject of wages. He w a s an Eli s lisl.man who bail teen in the States for eve years, aad was, as I.e evidently deserved to be, doing very well. Ile was married, and rented a bootie some way on the other of ...