... Hairisson, retired a pension. 25th oot—Tbe proper designation Captain J. F. C. is John Frederick Curtis-Hay ward, and not previouslj stated. 27th Foot—Lieutenant John Cave Bayly to be captain, vic« A. Hales, promoted. 29tli!Foot—Second Lieutenant A. ...

... - Meeting, Anderton's, Fleet-street, 7.30. Art Gallery, Conduit-street- Swedan, Marie Brown, ?? Exeter Hall-Lecture by Grattan Guinness, 8. Assembly Hall, Mile End-Temperence Parsde and Meeting 8. East London Evangelisation Society-Concert, Bow and ...

... stranger took off his coat and waistcoat, and a shirt front, aud appeared in the attire of a professional athlete, with bare arms, which showed remarkable muscular deve- lopment. It was at once seen that Cyclops had to face a formidable oppouent. A 1001 ...

... Capland-street, Lisson- grove, 8. Exeter HaIil-Protestant Educational Lecture, Rev. Grattan Guinness, a. . Coal Dues-Albany H , Kingston-on-Thames-Ad- drew by Sir John Benett, 8; South St. PancrasLi . beral and ladical Club, Argyle-s re, ?? St. Pancras ...

... ordered to Australia.for similar reasons. Mr. Laurence Gene hns alsosbeen sqriomsly ill. SirWm. Cunliffe Brooks broke his left arm a short time ago, but hopes to be in his place to-day. Mr. Bryce has paired for the'rest of the session, and is gone to India ...

... IRELAND. II Is p n 0. a 'I a, ( C h p p - Theee incluac 269 cases of ?? letiers, 17 robbery ot arms, 14 firin8 iato dwelling.houses, 52 iacendlary zrea, 3evea g at tha pon, aad tvo ?? snurderg. le Es morring tlte death ?? P. ShuldamXlet, tn D.D., ex-pretndent ...

... and; Mr. Mitchell Henrry, Black- sig friars Division of Glasgow; Mr. Boyd Kinnear, thi East Fifeshire; Mr. David Davies, Cardigan- the shire; Sir G. M. Grant, Elgin and Nairn; Sir a 3. Ramsden, Osgoldoross, Yorkshire; Mr. C. Br Seely, West Nottingham; ...

... the attendauce of the House of Com- mons in the House of Lords. In a fow minutes the SrxAEXa accompanied by the Serjeaut-at-Arms and the Chaplain, appeared at the Bar, followed by a number of right lon. and hon. members, asine t whom were M~r. W. IH. Smith ...

... legislative functions, e becauseif they made a mistake they might fall back it upon force of arms. It was possible that recourse to s arms might be the arms of the Queen against her most a loyal subjects. .(Laughter from the Home Rulers.) f Was that, ...

... display included 7 some new devices-namely, thu Rotafont, a fiery a matamorphosis, a pyrotechnic presentment of an . assault of arms, the column of fire (suggested by Mr. d Rider Haggard's story, Allan Quartermain), the 0 triple diamond piece, and Britannia ...

... gave the command, ?? Brigade of Guards ! Royal salute; present arms ! Bayonets flashed in the misty sunbeams, colours were lowered, and the massed bands played the National Anthem. Then arms were ordered, bearskins uplifted high, and ringing cheers given ...

... Parnell, wvb o looked somewhat pale, t eras preented by Mr. Morley to Sir John Turny' t M lderman Gripper, and ssvera other gentlemen, ad t was thou conducted to the coniage of Sir John Turney which was waiting outside. As he walked across the footbridge of ...