... Saturday, which was the anniversary of the birth of the late Lord Herbert, the first stone of the building was laid I by his son-tbe youthful EArl of Pembroke-in the pre- sence of Lord Herbert and many hundreds of the elite of the counties of Wilts, Hante ...

... Burlington House will be opened to the public on Monday next, when the artist-world will pronounce upon the proceedings of the Hanging Committee, and society in general will renew its annual inquiry, Is it a good Exhibi- tion? And now as to the Exhibition ...

... BEERBOHM TREE AT BRONDESBURY. I Mr Herbert Beerbohm Tree and Mrs Tree were present on the 21st inst. at a grand fancy fair and bazaar, held in the grounds of Mapesbury House, Brondesbury, in aid of the building fund of the Brondes. bury Voluntary Schools ...

... suited to leis post. Tle entertainment is diversified by appropriate sieging, in which Messrs. Herbert, Kavanagh, and Aliss liate Thompson take part. Ar. Herbert gained an enthusi- astic encore by his rendering of Let me like a Soldier fall, and Miss ...

... aged 24, a private in tbb Cold- striam Guards, who was found hanging by the neck in one of the wards of the Herbert hospital, Shooter's-hill. The deceased had been transferred to the Herbert hospital in consequence of the Coldstreams' hospital in London ...

... him instantly. The accused is now in custody. TH-IE MACKAY-BENNETT CABLE. It was anticipated that the cable-ship Itibrda)r would in all likelihood buoy tup the end of the second Mackay-Bennett cable yesterday. The cable continues in good working order ...

... of Air Herbert Selby's company, including S' Messrs W. H. Montgomery, G. W. Bland, Miss Anena Y Walton, and Miss CLsie Melford in The .lerrmaid is troving asuccess here this week. The Hon. Padney g Pickington is capitally played by Mr Herbert Selby. e ...

... ot the damage. Mr. Bennett then said be should ?? for theattendance o(f the owner, as hie was prepared to deal with him for the assault, and he i nosed a flue of ;s or a month;s tniorisonnient. In the case of W-alsey, Mirl. Bennett caine to the con- clusion ...

... second election of Sir John Bennett as alderman of the Ward of Cheap was brou-hlt up. A petition of certain electors of the ward against the return wvas pre- sented, and Mr. Mason, solicitor, who appeared for Sir John Bennett, made a long address, contending ...

... Committee: Dr. Garnett, Mr. J. F. Green, Mr. C. Mallett, Mr. Mann, Mr. G. H1. Perris, Mr. T. Fisher Unwin, Mr. Cotrrie Grant, Mr. Herbert Burrows, Mrs. Felix Moscheles, and Mr. Bernard Shaw. A number of London Anarchists who contend that the Anarchist movement ...

... London, he says, annexed a statement with regard toM.Bennett, calling attention -otdfact that Mr. I.Bennett had been dismissed from his diocese, or rather that the bishop had availed himself of Mr. Bennett'e volun. c tar offer of resignation-on account of ...

... Laudedoal abandoned their vessel, and proceeded in their own boat to the Mfedea. ?? SIR JOHN BENNETT FINED. . . At Chiselhurst petty sessions yesterday, Sir John Bennett, of Glen Druid House, Chiselhurst, and Cheapside, London, was summoned by the Inland Revenue ...