... SMos ?? CtS.\ cn re RracrFcPVi dog showa-Theil' teeth. 60I The way of the ?? railway. When a butcher gembloo he should play for' large A man who does not know vinything will toil It at ?? firat ponsilbe chance, D, This ia the prop-her posltion, Baid a you-ng nmIn, isas he placed his arm -round a maiden's waict, er Quito ia the only, city in the world aituattod on tbe ecqnstor. Perhaps that ...

... WINTER IN ALGERIA.-III, A FIRST GLIMPSE OF INNER ISLAM FROM the Place du Gouvernement, that swarming centre and focus or Algerian life, a narrow street, thronged with Arabs, Jews, Moors, and negroes, conducts one straight to the mosque EI-Kebir, the oldest and most dignified place of worship in all Algeria. The Place itself is a wonderfully vivid and picturesque square, alive on every side ...

... TO-DA Y AND MONDA P TO-DAY. .acoren zociety, Anniversary Meeting, Lincoln's- inn Hall. a. Intern~ationl BEnnar-Lecture Hall, Iighbury. hill. People's Concert-Town I-Iall, Poplar, 8. Bread and Food Reform League-Parkee Mvuseum, 4. oa hrh Lewisham ?? Congregatonal Church- Annual Toy Service, 4. Eton Mission Working Men's Club-Opening Hackney-wick, 5.30. St. George's Hall-Entertatnrncnt by ...

... i TEa extensive mills of the Driffield and East Riding Pare Linseed Cake Company, Limited, at Driffield, were destroyed by fire early en Monday morning, and about £80.000 worth of damage was done. The cmille, whioh were seventeen windows long and four otoreys high, covered a large area, and the Aores of cake and oil, as well as the valuable machinery, were | destroyed. Ssme buildings on the ...

... TlE MARQUIS OF ELY AND HIS TENANTS. SENTENCE ON M R. SHEEHY, M.P. L The long-pending dispute between the Mar- qnisof EI and the tenantry o bis couuty ?? estate has bceN tually settled. The dispute began by the re- fusal of the landlord to grant a reduction of 25 per cent. demanded by the tenantry, shortly aftor which the Plait of Campaigni was adopted ou the estate. The landlord soon ...

... DIV¶E GEMAN CROWN PRINGS K ?? (nox 01 on COISP SnDEN'Sn.)' .Y EBMO, Fsin*,O There ae 310 fresh symptoms to cause alartg in the eonditi;on of the Crown Prince. The sal4 growth on the false vocal cord has diminishedl i suize, ad the glandular swellings in the neck have quite disappeared. This last change is re-, prde4 as very ii portant. BERLIN, FInrAY NIOrt. The Berlin Tagebeati publislhes the ...

... - ?? c-- 6/ -A0*- 'IsHE OUEEN received the boys of Christ's Hospital at WVindsor on Saturday, to inspect their charts and drawings, according to annual custom. Princess Christian, who had lunched at the Castle, and Princess Beatrice were present with Her Majesty, when various officials connected with the Hospital were presented to the Royal Party, and the Queen chose some drawings executed by ...

... DRAWN BY WILLIAM S-MALL EIe buried his knife twice in Furzedon's chest By HAWLEY SMART, AUTHOR OF BREEZIE LANGTON, POST TO FINISH, BAD TO BEAT, &C. XLVII. THE ROCKS OF RUGGERBUND AT the expiration of the hour bugle and trumpet rang out boot and saddle; the mounted infantry and dragoons at once, under Illbson's orders, turning upon the former's previous tracks, once more plunged ...

... NAVAL AND XMlITARY (WCOX TIe LONDOY GAZETTL) ADUMALT7. Dac. 13. ROYAL MARWE IGHT IMFANTEY. Captaiu and Brevet-Mjor and B*ack.Master W. Z Despard has been planed on the Retired Litt at his mm quest. AD IA LTY. DEc. 14. ROYAL MA1IMi LIGHT INFANTRY, Major and Brevet Lleut.-Col. It. W. P. nolt baa e baa intedi Arrack-Master, vice Despard, to Retired UI,sd Daa been paced on IhlS-pay. IV'AR OF::E, ...

... Hotowiy College has net bither- to prospered so much as it deserved. It was opened for xvork on the 4th of October last, but though it has accommo- dation for two hundred and fifty pupils, only twenty-eight have yet presented themselves. Perhaps yesterday's ceremony may give it a lift. A statue of the Qu:EmY was unveiled in the quadragSle, Princess CfUBISTIaN delivered an address, Lord ...

... Mn~EOi~OLkGIGAL WEOurT. DAZLY Nt'WSS o17mX, RE&DnIas mit X, oM By I KEGRMI AND ZAHEfl.'S By METM.. VED. 14 THU. 15i w.a&v. s stI -Ii -;Wg in - 30- Tered to me4k'e and reduced to 32 ka. F. TM bsk lines show the heht of the baroaster at I e'dc.a this sar three Preriou Morniap The dotted lines todlmg , eatresme varrenosz doeoredyr and tshe tw dezdy The inistal letters hotr the dizeetwn of the ...

... Members of the Philological Society, at their regular meeting last night in University College, Gower-ttreot, heard a paper read by Mr. K. Dornbusah on Volapulk, a system of international language, or, as the word itself is intended to imply, world-speech. The scheme of MI. Schleyer, of Constance,tho founder of Volapuk, is compounded of roots arbitrarily formed without any necessary ...