... THE CZAItS TOUR, Th DEPARTURE FROM PORTS- M10UTH. RECEPTION IN PARTIS. OR. IMPOSING CEREMONIALS. The Czar drove out with the Queca on Satur- erlday-, and Spent the remnainder of the day in selecting photographs and miking presents to the domesitics and the police officers. in the D of evmningg a farewell was taken of the Royal find Family, and scoot after ten o'clock the Czar and rabl~e C ...

... UEI?TE7?IARIAN SIaTEnS. A2n Wonderful J.hd Indian Trio. Lurs Thlere can be ro doubt: tbat the three oldestt ie tisters in the Uriited States-possibly in theI .1 whole worldt-aret sote Indiaut womene hi San us;lig outi Souitherni Oalif'oruiti. i h wsill p'sb few years. aud hast offered large sumss ior the ls Gdold womea to leave t}.eir families aud ?? n and go out for exthibition purposes. But ...

... ?? SATURD~gAY.| 3lo lD}33ONSTRATION AT l ofPORTSMdOIJTE. a uo ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . the AN ]\IPOSIN13 PRO)CESS1[ON. h >go The scanty support hithexto accorded the|b Royal N ational Lifeboat Institution by the people ?? of Portsmnouth led the MaLvor'(Aldermau Ti. Seottn or. Foster) to consider the fc~atjiiljtv of holdiug a . rta,| Lifeboar, Satarday demoustratipors Worthy, not .only of the borough ...

... POISONINu IN FRANCE. ut .- .. 1. Seven~teenth3 Century Crim~es. es vh enteenth century remains in oar , imgintio as he ulmnatig pintof all the e eleanc nn gratressof rane.We calL it fe c k graadzsiecle, aued Louis X:rv. is (a grand roi. If we . d vould forrn a bet:,er opiniou of our own time, inu d contrast with past ages, aud see the shadows f behind the glaring light of the seventeeuth c to ...

... NAVAL AFO1NTMENTS. -SATUIRDAY- Ir. SATURIDAY r * Staff-Surgeon-Donald Hoskyn to the Centb es rion, to date December 17th; Harold R. Osbom, c- to the Hermione, Dec. 17th. th Staft-Engineers-James W. Agnew to the th Pembroke, o date Nov. 13th, for IJido. th Assista Payrwasters-Lanwrence A. Bebb t. th the Vivid, to date Dec. 12th; Gerald L. Clarke s, to the Wildfire, to date Dec. 12th; Leonard E, ...

... I THE NAMELESS V -LIAGR r o~f : . I.. . : :ce' A MYSTERY OF THE MENDIP 1his ible HILLS. the Lias and5tlforaakext,sbuzed0'neath' a Unit niel .ha~aefess, and lo st to memory of mn. cin ?? lain. I had been aalking Inearly all day over the ton, Mendip 1llse. 'akn xc- Many a village and hamlet had I passed in ny i, wanderings, but tone so qiutit as the one, hali d of hidden in a rosy .haze,,whch ...

... DISTRICTNEWS. tli Lg ?? edeaned ?? it toy um i- Curhr ha~ving& recovered from his recent ill- )nlDspeie at the fortnightl cotigd te LdAeatk Gaduans oil 'We Yedyfeiioi ea the oth neramebers lireggnt 'bein Gh. ev . ~l Ttinner, Dr..Ci~oueh, 'ad Mr.t .A. Rdo.-fe ?? were accorded, to those hocnrb tedt to the redent entertainmetit at ?? on. n- ry ?? Master's report shoedC tha sce m last B;oard day ...

... Their Dress and Their Doings Sashes of the Hour. The waistbaeud or sash adds a great deal to the style and smartness of the dress, and there arm many ways of wearing them. Thin dresses, aucb as muslius and grass lawns, do not lend them- selves to Jacket bodices wfitil basrques, and posi- tively demand sashes. A very pretty new fashion, when the sash is of chine or satin ribbon, and not too ...

... 1ARLY AND VOLU-NTEERS | | IN 1875 the 1Royal Military ?? ief whl was institutted by:Mrs. Ellis-W'illiaws, it primary object being the granting of annuities of £40 to mi Irt oflicers' widows nd . daughters in distressed On ,a- eircuinstauces. Recently, however, its benefits haver been extended so as to include the young is .es' at daulghters of olficers, by providingthem, through 15 its ...

... I)R. JAMESOIN. ,ord Pe HIS RELEASE FROM PIUSON. fri to to Cast e51 L ill 1PROGRESS OF THE PATIENT. to. lie een Dr. Jameson w as released fromt Holloway to. ida P'rison. onl WSednesdaty ulight. it was ramirag C heavily at the tiuie. and the air w.as old. After be tive o'clock the gaol is practically closed to all gr comers except oflicials, and at ?? o'clock it is ex locketd up for the night, ...

... fly Ind CONFERENCE ARIRANGED. at nat. It was aunouuced oun 'donday night that both er- the mnaster engineers aud-the men had agreed Less to attend a joint Coutnfrene. The date oi re- the Conference aud the selection of a neutral ?? Chairnman had been left to the l ord. Provost of bo (Ghlsgow and the Lord Ma'oof Belfast, who were the the means of bsinging the p'irties together. Both ian sides ...

... MONTE CARLO ROMANCE I I A _ ?? ...