... There is a vital question between artists and audiences which ought to be settled one way or another. It is a questionI of some importance to art, and one intimately con- nected with the personal comfort and future prosperity of those who are highly endowed by nature and as highly educated in the profession they have adopted. The question is, how far artists are bound to comply, and to what ...

... MNIASKELYNE AND COOKE. Quite proverbial is the saying that wonders will never cease. The sage author of the remark must certainly have had in his mind's eye the coming of the cunning and ingenious gentlemen named above, Whose wondrous doings have secured for the Egyptian Hall the title of England's Home of Mystery. Mr Maskelyne's arduous and long-continued work in the cause of the pleasure ...

... SWAN ItU&RKING ON TFE THAMES. At the Slough. (Bucks) .Petty S essiong yester- day, before Mr. t. C. S. Thompnon chairman, and a full benoh, Thomas Abnqtt, of Best. Moulsey wate~ran, in the employ of the Vintners' Company, 'and Thomhas John Hell, of Bermondsby, in the service of the Dyers' Corn- ?anyy were summoned for having, on the Ith August at, at Eton, cruelly ill-treated, and toftured ...

... | t 9,s; I . )r : r i ~ t'i a 1! a;'>i+XG S { ~, LOYPOK., . I D219-a a. A-l telegram ba b~een'-recived BMt~Layfrd in gon stitinople fromih6le Marchioness of Ely, at srorue ]House,'a uouneing tinqt the Qneen- has subsdribed i'OO'. ?? Turkish Oomp~psiote. ?? e the in ?? I f 'ig Alfonso of Spaiujt with his.'copsfls; thle Princess Moyreeda, 4dwughtor ol. -the -,Du, de' MoUtpsili t.e Our ...

... Lo- I nd LIBERATION~' ME'ETING IN MANCHE STilli (clv Trit. aAsset) MANCESTE R, TUEsDAY NIGHT. A great 'demnonstration iii favour of, dis- establishmnout was held in the Freo Trade Hall to-night, onl the occasion of the annual meeting of the Local Branch of tho Liberation Society. Mr. Re3esty LLE presided, and Mr. B. Jenkins, M.P., was am11ong the speaieors. The REv.Ds. linacl O, Paisloyowho ...

... -! E-- A--T . -- ?? IPAA I, !1 f0 T U El=rDDZoY 2reTI rit ,-At the present moment, wher the el .patI ?? ?? accomplished ~lasr p e. ?? the Thames, I would disre No ' ari error whih appears xxn your accountof herasrival, snd to apportion to each and all who have been concted ,f with the undertaking their proper share of the crC d First I would mention General Sir James who. with a soldier's ...

... t . I I TRZ DIOTRE 11 . all ?? Chairmnai of* the 11oord of Guardiani his *f M6rt'yr denied .on Saiturday, last'the truth of the Hi reports W~hich ?? appoar~d in' the Iaiiry1 .Ifdw of the fro Itato of distress Ill Merlliyr. He called them gross Bad att entruee libols affseting the charactor of the workbiiig tlt, clasits of the district. No doubt *yrour Speeilel Corre. I ipondent Ivill be atble ...

... UND. TO TI TE EDITOR Or TUE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-At the cosmmeneerutnt of the fifth year of Hospital Saturday I venture to ask you to allowV me, througlh your columns, to appeal to employers of labour and to those interested in the worling-classes to assist us in exteuding this important movemont. I Mill,'by your leave, and in as few 3words as possible, call attention to tho most important points ...

... THEE RUSSIAN SICK AND WOUNDED FUND. TO TUB SIDITOR 01' THE DAILY 5EW3. SIlt,-I hop9 tbe enclosed extractis fromn a letter just roceived from Dr. Huliulry Sailuwith will intcrest yourreladers aund tblatt the great ?? of warV clothing for tbh Ilusian sick und wvouinded, nied for the I rekilsh risonors. will induce mauy to iubstcibo literally to our Tuad. Tho mwonu is too far advaneod to senld ...

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... THIS DAY'S WAR NEWS. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) DEFENCE OF CONSTANTINOPLE. CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 22, 10.27 A.M.-The regular troops will maintain order at Constantinople. The army corps under Mehemet Ali Pasha and Abmed Eyoub Pasha are concentrated at Kirk Kilissa. PANIC AT ADRIANOPLE. RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS, KEZANLIK, Jan. 20.-General Strukoff reports from Mustapha Pasha on the i9th inst. that a ...

... THE GAMEKEEPER A T HOME. V.-YOUNG L LEATHER-STOCKING. THE assistant upon whom the gamekeeper places his chief reliance is his own son-a lad hardly taller than the gun he carries, but much older than w ould be supposed at first sight. It is a curious physiological fact that although open-air life is so favourable to health, yet it has the apparent effect of stunting growth in early youth. Let ...