... or new applications for relief, bent on Wednesday it was found necessary to send a circular informing the mer. bers of No. 5 Relief Committee that there was no business for them to transact at their usual weekly meeting oa Thursday, as not one new application ...

... LONW-WN DURRSPO1IDENCK Louaor, Sunday sight. CAPT IMORD'Saddress upon Uganda, delivered before the London Chamber of Com- vierco yesterday afternoon, was, interesting, but it laboured undoer thedisadvantage of attempting toforceai open door. There is ...

... fresh for the Londoner. The show has now run for six months, but there seems no reason from present indications why it should not remain open for another twelve, and far outstrip the record even of its striking predecessor, Venice in London. RAILWAY RATES ...

... interesting figures A new book by Dr. Newman, to be entitled Meditations and Devotions of the late Cardinal Newman, is in the press, and will shortly be .issued by Messrs. Longians and Co. The same firm promise for the autumn a new novel by Mr Rhider Haggard ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE -I LoqnoW, Tuesday Nght. Mr. C9AwBErRL&M, I learn, has been sugfering I durinn the past few-days from a very violent cold. This tegan to develop on Saturday, and during I Sunday and yesterday he was confined to his room I at his ...

... is so safe at ni-tht as London. The wine shopb of Paris, the ?? of Germany, the osterie of Italy turn out at the legal hour for closing quite as rebellions a crew as that which one meets in the streets at the same hour in London, Foreigners get intoxicated ...

... which he is engaged that he hopes, I learn, to exhibit them o in London in April, 1891, after which they will be y talken to the United States for show. The series S will be illustrative of life in Hindostan under allr its aspects, and will thus resemble ...

... Prior of the flbcstrated Lon-don News, and Mr. Frederic Villiers of the Graphic ; Mr. Frederick Wedmore, the art critic of the Standard, and Mr. Clement Scott, the dramatic critic of the Daily Telegraph, the Iflustrated London NYews, and Truth; Mr. WUhitworth ...

... instead of being devoted to poetic iuspiration? But stay: hero is an entirely new departure from the beaten line of custom and routine in literature. In a yellow envelope, illustrated by an ?? ,engraving, and bearing the title of ' A Message from Australiar; ...

... uts. Qui Ta & (a a ?? sa. place is a good old French proverb, which finds its illustration continually on the stage. Mr. Vezin is being gradually adopted by the London public to fill Irving's place. No sooner was his benefit announced for the 30th than ...

... under the old and new I hh Acts respectively, is to be distributed, with forms l e for answers, by Sir Edward Bradford, the Commis- it sioner of Police. While there is a good deal of )adissatisfaction expressed at present with the new l a scheme, it is ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCR LoNDO, Sunday Night. htzI agricultural conference for the Eastern C;>unties, which Mr. Chaplin has arranged to hold in the last week of this month, is not likely to be the. only evidence of the special care which Ministers will shortly ...