... wihich he exortee apprci~tion of the honour to be dono him d~iis h . to attend. Lord Kenington and: 3. . ,Sam ey ar expectd to speak at the .banquat. Lv Wzxes Wanca-Bl~en wrecks were re- porta durin te past week, eir being Britih-wned 'vessels . d dye foreign; ...

... domestio port with Its esas of oipital, light, and m . tuezeting rvAiiing. -Btiahton Eserr r AOSY.- It is impossible to speak too hil of the Argosy.-31w= bh,. THE ARGOSY.- This popular monthly continues to make vezy tat ro -- wastois' Guardian. MM ...

... Ripon, and formerly tutor to the Prince of Wales, died at Windsor on Suaday, at the age of 64. The Russian official journal, speaking of the sojourn iu Russia of the King of the Helfenes, has the following :- The King of the Hleileues' ha already paid numerous ...

... the present. Soou after the party went on board, they were conducted to the, cap- o tai's caliu, and Mr. J. G. S. Anderson, speaking in the name of the directors, stated that the officers of the ship would show every care and attention to the Maories. Mr ...

... bawsact, 8. Society of Arta-Thnes Co nications, a Man, 8. The Earl of Nortbbrook's Reception at the.&dmiralty. Dinner to the 'ex-Speak= by Parlimeitary nimabem a1 Brooks's Club. - Fmebiie Meets Hibbert Legtu by pa.o 4Me, a (Wren, Rani, ?? ~~ 40 Now -. : ...

... PrivateB 'Atbletiecilab-Sports, Cafford.Bid,4 Cabdrivers' Dinner at Willis's Booms, 7. The Lord Mayor Entertains the Iae Speak, . London City Mission-Garden Farty, Chld1'4 HE%. House, Rampsted 4. Tricycle Meet at Hayes Common, S. Lords Day Beet Asoe ...

... many years. Resolutions support te Goverment and condemning alcton of te werepea amid loud cheering. There were nearly a down speake, and loud cheers foliowed the mention of Gladstone, Bhigt, and other ?? a M.eetmg of the Executive Committee of the West ...

... Liberal Association, which will tae is place at the Rolborn Restaurant to-morrow. Sir _ Chari Dilke is sxpeteb to atuad and to speak. & Andrew Fairbaim, Mr. B. Collins, Mr. Hopwood, Mr. bo D. Grant, Mr. Charles Buswell Mr. Lyulph Stanley, he end other members ...

... bytawaDS Vsvw, Tzi NO:, ?? rB ?? )I~GKO CA'rs. 0 J~C AVIMCE T;Ai UIGIH in evagy Llsaisee.' AL0 OThS CLIvc: ia the Exeobaag SPEAK(A it p S3P ' \5ltr S tZ a.2ydedSO ct mo ki(D'LZ and :lSIahe fton~ that whmsaneeibS lo ATm RltIERB T11EY O NEE zislzro FlEU ...

... emf Studs mmay Yet get eat at a good price. It is cram folly, for beas. to sell the ter.e sonnta of Stock which, if report Speaks true, they Lave done lately, for the amounot o took available is so --II tlosz a. bear accounit b-reeds a bull Syndicat as ...

... upon a block 'which was-.36 inbhes by about 22 Inches. Mtr.W. 3. Linton, Ln his 1History of Wood-Rugraviog in Amalios., speaks of it a41 Ide a remarkable work. The subject was a human sk'eleton. Less than a dozen proofs were taken from thibi bbock ...

... lae proportion of the Wmntrs of iahowads and Hirier throughout tihe United Kingdom use it noinsatntl iu their Stables, aadt speak hig~hly ni it. Tlbe tosimon'y of tb.ae wdant edlaty nu nt re e an wurepcb chin. The mb atioti in vera' anodell ueed by ?? ituhlder ...