... and 19, Parliament-strcet. Weatminster. 17. t Mr. Thomas Bradford. Cathedral Steps, Manchester. 17, C Ai rI. 'ihoitss Ball. Atlerstone. 7. E Mtessrs. T. W. Ashby and Co.. Stamfordl. 9. E y Mr. Thomas Bostock, 13urslem. 77. M r. John Bettridge, Wellsbourne ...

... Mould's Business ; whilst A Day in a London Hospital cleverly describes the interior working of the vast hospital of St. Thomas. A series of papers on 6Famous British Regiments commences with 'i The Old Ninety-Fifth, or Derbyshire Regiment. The Leisure ...

... Co. U The Internationalf Feviete for June opens with a very In- teresting account of the prosant condition of Greece, by , Thomas Davidson, the welt-known Greek schtolar who a -passed the winter of 1877-78 in that country. The second article is a careful ...

... Howard Pyle's illustrations to Mr. Janvier's article on New York Colonial Privateers lo being particularly noticeable. Mr. Thomas Hardy's in promising story, The simpletons, begun in the 1- December number, has undergone a change of title, a and is now ...

... thorght it worth his while to canvass opinions upon the question of the good or evil influence of panto- is mime, From Mr. Keir Hardie, MP., to the Arch- ate bishop of York is a long step; but, oddly enongh, JEli both these gentlemen have been asked to formulate ...

... Leicester. 8 entries. Class 28.-Shearling ram. 1st, 31., Ralph Johnson, Kirk Ireton; 2nd, 21., Charles Mellor, Allow; 3rd, 16., Thomas Tomlinson, Hall Fields. 13 entries. Class 29.-Five fat wether sheep, not exceeding 22 months old, 1st, 21., and 2nd,-11., ...

... IL Dick, Ticknall; J. W. Fauix; any other variety, 1 and cup G. Barnesby, Gerardlst., Derby; 2 and v h o Thomas Cox; s Wa:. Morley, h c and G Thomas Whitehead. Hainburgh (gold pen- cilled). F. Fielding, Trentlhams; S. ?? Vernon, Kirk Langley; A. Swingler ...

... Clay Croes Athletic Sports bts Wedneslay, J. Parker, of Derby, obtained a second prize in the 12(1 yards baudioup (open) ; 'Thomas Hili vion a third off 124- in the 200 yards handicap (oplen) ; T. WV. Haskard, Di of Derby, got a third off 90, in the open ...

... reserve, A Strettor, Wichnor, Ba rton-on-Trent. Pair of hEifers. in calf or in milk, bcd by exhibitor (tenant farmers only)-1 , Thomas Riley, Boilton, Derby; 2, A Stretton, iWihnor, Burttonon-Trent. Pair of stirks, u neer two years nld, bred by exhibitor (tenant ...

... Good ll'rds. October. London : ISDISTER snd Co., 56, Ludgate-ihill. WI The Sunday .llega.-iuei. October. Ibid. Hi Mr. Thomas Hardy's story, The Trumpet-Major, oc~cupies tile placeofct honouir in 6oe Lodbu oti certaill)y no qal to Ml. i1lsry frewok ...

... charrioteristic of Euglistirn ier nd. Germirnrr, Arid ainii which the spirit (irf imitation irirpets a few F.renchminen. T1hose hardy fellows are, as at rule, tiiintwi'rliy courageouis mrnro, and our authorI gives them an excellent clvirrrcter, in the urai ...

... ling-necked Parrakeet, whose affection became so demonstra. tive as to grow into an intolerable nuisance. The Bengal Parrakeet is hardy, as we have also proved, a young mrale bird having been brought back this week after a three months'absence, the greater partof ...