... Mr. M\urray will publish in the course of this month a volumc of lc:f !- written by the late Earl of Beaconsfield to the members of Iiis family. 1 830-31 Mr. Disraeli made a tour in the Mediterranean for the benet o'n s health, and in these letters he describes his experiences and advent during the journey, Lord Rcnald Gower will publish in a fewv days a little volume of taccl entitled Notes ...

... STUDIES IN RUSSIA. * WTHAT shall we call it, this Franco-English or Anglo-French book of travels in Russia? The author himself appears to have been puzzled about a suitable title, which, according to some authors, is more difficult to furnish than the whole remaining contents of a book. studies in Russia may mean anything and everything, and with Mr. Hare it means a good deal, for the ...

... *, IT was a happy idea of Mr. Sydney Buxton to devise this neat and useful series of political handbooks on questions of the hour. Judging from the first, they will soon become a necessity of healthy and intelli- gent political life to our newly-emancipated democracy. MKr. Buxton however, will do well to widen their scope. The series, he says, will b& political but not party. But his list of ...

... THlE 6PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Lessee and Manager.) CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. LAST \vEERS. THIS DAY. at 2, NADESHDA. Mlessrs. B. McGuckin, Burgon, Crotty; Mdmes. Alvina Valleria ad 1. Yorke. Conductor, Mr. ALBERTO RANDEGGER. THIS EVENING, at S, MANON. Messrs. Joseph Maas, Lyall, Bnrgon, Clifford, Campbell. Beale, Thornton, Stewart, Ludwig; ...

... THE PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Lessee and Mkanager.) CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. THIS DAY, at 2, MIANON. Messrs. Joseph Maas, Ludwig, Lyall, Burgons, Clifford, Campbell, Ccale, Thornton, Stewart; Mesdames Marie Roze, Bensberg, Fenn, and Burton. Conductor, Mr. E. O.N IGHT, at 8, MIGNON. Messrs. F. C. Packard, Crotty, Lyall, Caxpbell, Beale; ...

... TI-E INVENTIONS EXH I B ITIO N. TIE International Inventions Exhibition-already popularly christened ?? the Inventories -was formally opened to-day at noon by the Prince of Wales, and the public will be able to visit it with pleasure and profit probably at the end of a fortnight. Iri an article on the TIMl MARQUIS OF HAMILTON, Vice-Chairman of Executive Committee. Exhibition, the first thing ...

... BEHE FALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUIISTiUS IIARRIS, Lessee and Manager.) CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. TO-NIGHT, at I, MANON. Fles,. Joseyh Mlass, TLyidl, Burgon, Clifford, Campioll, Beale, Thornton, Stewart, Ludcsig; Mesdames Marie Raze, Bansberg, Fenn, and Burton. Conductor, Mr. E. THEATRE ROYAL, . HAYMARKET. (MR, AND MRS. ,IA.,NCtROFT'S LAST SEASON OF. M2VANAG ...

... IHE F' PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS 11ARRIs, Lessee and Manager.) C'1'L ROSA OPERA COMPANY. LAS XvEEKS. *a-ONIGH at S, NADESHDA. Mlessrs. Barion iMicGuclbin, Burgon, ind Leslie Crotty; Mdmes. VaOllmt~ia and Josoltei Yarie. Conductor Mlr. ALtiotT RxAND.G(iER. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. (MR. AND MAiRS. BANCROPT's LAST SEASON O1.' MANAGEMENT.) . ETWS C Ii ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. (AUGUSrUS HARRIs. Lessee and Manager.) CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. To.NIGHT, nt f, NADESHDA. Messrs. Barton McGuckin, BLurgon, and Leslie Crotty; idmes. &sma,, V'alleria and Josephine Yorke. Conductor. Mr. ALTERTO RANDMIMtER. THEATRE ROYAL., HAYMARKET. (MR. AND MRS. BANCROFT'S LAST SEASON OF MANAGEMfgNT.) ~APA~ET ?? T. ilEVIVAL of T. W. RoBERxnTsoN's Comely OURS, by ...

... SOZE POETS AND A POE TESS.* T.i:: author of Airs from Arcady calls himself in one of his poems- The Court fool of thre papers, The clown in the journalists' ring- -an allusion which bears out our conjecture that he is no other than the e'i or of J'iet, the leading comic paper of New York. The little volume liure us ensures him a prominent place among the numerous American +v; iers of ...

... THE AM ERICAN EXHIBITION, LONDON, i886. 1(oeu that a site has been definitely secured, it is possible to discuss the ./irerican Exhibition of iSS6 as a tangible thing instead of a project in the ir. It is claracteristic of the country and the people to be repre- ;cnted by this exhibition that it deliberate!y elects to compete for Ppu,.lar favour aithi tlie Colonial and Indian Exhibition, ...

... - After, the Inventions Exhibition was formally opened yesterday the public flocked in in enormous numbers. During the afternoon and evening the bands ot the Grenadier Guards, Royal Artillery, Coldstream Guards, Mounted Artillery, and Scots Guards performed selections in the Albert Hall and the grounds, and there was also an organ recital. In the evening the grounds were l ghted by the ...