... LETTERS FROM THE VATICAN.-X. THEr NEXT POPE.-INTERVIEW WITH CARDINAL PAROCCHI. (FROM OUR SRRCIAL CO1M111ISSIONER.) THE accession of Pius the Ninth was predicted by a famous prophetess known as Rosa Columba of Taggia, a little village in the Riviera, just ...

... with it. - But. as Soon as had invented my self-pasting scrap-book and begun ao use it in my own family all these infirmities disappeared. In 105seminating this universal healer among the world's afflicted you are doing danoble work, and I sincerely hope ...

... ENGLISH PEOPLE IN HIGH ART, AND DIED BROKEN-HEARTED FROM PECUNIARY DISTRESS. Oh I let him pass, he hates him That would upon the rack of ?? tough world Stretch him out longer. The above quotation from King Lear is one of the rare Shak-. spearian in ...

... the task of the police by abstaining from any sedious attempt to play their instruments, and merely carrying these with them as a formal protest. The Police resporded by keeping off the mob in no fainesnt fashion. From the Mob it is idle to expect any reason ...

... THE ENGLISH CHURCH IN TEHERAN. A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Teheran, thus describes the want of religious consolation for Christians in that city :-You send missionaries to all parts of the world, why not to Teheran? I hardly exaggerate the matter by ...

... MARYLEBONE'S H OLY -WAR.'j ~ I - - . .1 Ii A HIGH CHURCH VICAR AND THE OPPOSITION. One of the most astonishing things in this world is the zest with which very worthy and, no doubt, religious people will' fight over what appear to be very minute points of ...

... thirty years ago.. In 1854, too, Le Tour made an ascent from Cremorne, and-in consequence of a faulty car-met with injuries through comning into contact with the branches of a tree, not very far from this house, which resulted in his death a few days later ...

... occasilon of a Court ball a large omnibus was =ent round the town from the ialace, and in it vere 3,athered all the guests, very few of whom were blessed with, a suil-cieist sbare of this world's goods to kerp their own carriage. Another arausing sample of ...

... those who foretell the end of the world. NARROW ESCAPE OF A KING'S CROSS EXPRESS. The 7.40 express from King's-cross had a narrow escape at Peterborough on Saturdaymorning. A polled Angus bull, which had just arrived from Aberdeen for Mr. G. C. W. Fitzwilliam ...

... THE QUEBN OF THE AUSTRALIAN STAGE. AN INTERVIEW WITH MISS MYRA KEIABLE. ON the recent retirement of Miss Essie Jenyns from the stage Miss Myra Kemble, the lady who is to make her debut before a London audience at a Criterion matinee to-day, seems to have ...

... we are glad to find that we have rightly interpreted the intentions of the Government from the beginning, and unlike many of our contemporaries, have refrained from censure when we could not be sure of the facts, The struggle has been one in which the ...

... ing a Pall Mall Gazefe representative-which went dowl t ?? ther trial trip to the bed of the dock, and moved about in the ?? world. The experience is novel, but, thanks to science, it is not such 3 ,'rful one as some may imagine. You breathe as freely as ...