... SAWUS ?? LEX 8UFBEMA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. the -A -l - , - I. I Lords' amendment to the Employers' wI Liability Bill were considered. At the re, suggestion of the Duke of Devonshire, to the Marquis of Ripon announced the ex detenination of the Government to oppose all amendments tending to- wards the permission of contracting of out. His lordship then moved that Lord of f Dudley's amendment ...

... THE DEATH PENALTY.* For the writer of this sensational story it can at least be said that he handles with exceeding freedom the sharp-edged tools of tragedy. A suicide, a brace of murders, with such minor accessories as embezzle ment, and a general haziness on the Ten Commandments question make sufficiently strong incident, it may be allowed, for one effort of fiction. As conversationalists, ...

... OUR READERS. We think desirable inform our readers that the Supplement i 3 posted itself, a penny stamp is required, when posted with the same day's Courier halfpenny stamp sufficient. The Wee ...

... ''(>c featlj of Hlbine The Hon. J. Collier's picture, The Death of Albine, was one of the pictures in this year's Royal Academy that attracted much attention. The picture illustrates the tragical c ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED Sporting an& in malic Jletos. LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 189S. ...

... TVTF! T.ATkT AIR AIONT AGTT THAR.P. Death is always busy in the ranks of men, whether they he well or little known famous soldiers, statesmen, poets. painters, and others, or the mere rank and file of every-day workers. His latest victim, Mr. Monty Tharp, will be best remembered and deeply regretted by a very wide circle I899 of friends as a kind-hearted rnmtil friend, and a cheery companion ...