PARLIAMENT
... -I - Ntx > -|ghR~~LI AM E N T, WE have from time to time many scenes in the House of Commons, not a few of a painful character. But the memory must go back a long way in search of parallel to the one ...
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... I lTimE GROSVENOR GALLERY was open, free, to the public last Sunday, under the auspices of the Sunday Society, when 1,140 persons were admitted, most of the visitors belonging to the poorer classes. l ...
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... &I N;l - OWA I THE STATE OF IRELAND THE conditions under which social intercourse is now carried on in Ireland are fairly depicted in our front-page engraving. At dinner parties, balls, and all societ ...
SOME SUSSEX SHRINES
... THERE are a considerable number of places in Sussex which are visited so reverentially by pilgrim tourists that in a sort of way they may be spoken of as shrines. Of course a good ...
Our Illustrations
... EE f THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT THE ADVANCE OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT S BRIGADR, TEL-EL- K EBIR THE Brigade of Grenadier Guards under the command of tie Duke of Connaught were stationed in the second line o ...
Topics of the Week
... ?? I ?? ?? 0 I.A.-B THE ARMY ESTIMATES.-Mr. Childers' statement of our military position may be regarded as fairly satisfactory. Recruits are somewhat younger than could be wished, but they come in ...
FOREIGN
... ce. I FRANCE.-The question of religious teaching in the national schools has been once more briskly discussed in the Senate. Last year M. Jules Simon amended the Bill for primary education, as passed ...
BLUES v. BLUES
... As are Derby-days, so are Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race-days very similar in their general aspects to one another. But though ' like to like,' they are still like in difference, an ...
CHURCH NEWS
... ?? THE GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES at the various Metropolitan places of worship were well attended. On Good Friday the morning preacher at St. Paul's Cathedral was the Rev. J. H. Coward, i ...
THE Volunteers at Portsmonth
... THE UDlUntetOf at Rrorigull-th II GENERAL ZD!.1 Ir has been taken for granted by all recent purveyors of alarmist militasy literature, from the author of The Battle wf Dorking to Captain Barrin ...
PARLIAMENT
... _ In?__1 Ra L} Am EN L _=c W1'-s __ bt --01t _ IT seemed on2 Moniday as if the dogged oppositi6p o progresI with the Piocedutc Rules had collapsed. At a glanc the Order Book will show, this is maintai ...
The Royal Rebiem of the Troops from Egypt
... Vide Coapay Xicbie. of the 'Xtioxrp fromi (Egypt Cy HI. II. S. PEARSE THqE GA THIERING OF BAETTAL1ONS IN A WHITE FROST FOG so dense that objects a few yards off were completely obscured from view, and ...