... PIUOINGG OUT HIS mYs. __L- ?? .2 _ _ _ - ?? t An extraordiuars case of ?? is rcporwu from Dublin. A medical 6tulent, Dinned James L. Gannon, aged thirty-six years, living at 20, North, umberland-avenue, Kiungtown, left his residence o0 Mlondavy morning with his brother, Edward Ganunoi. About one o'clock, a girl, named Bessie Carr, aged twelve years, saw him walking across a little pasture ...

... The theory that Mr. Gladstone is not one person but two, and that he is in reality two single gentlemen rolled into one, will gain ground after a reading of the narrative given by the Hyderabad Envoy of his visit to Hawarden. We all know what are the views of the Liberal leader upon the unspeakable Turk, whom he denounced in tones of thunder as the one great anti-human specimen of humanity. ...

... A TRA GED Y IN HUMBLE LIFE. I. THE scent of mignonette was heavy in the air, and the little room wa, bright with cut roses from the garden. They stood about everywhere-oin the table, on the mantelpiece, on the bookshelves, filling the little rooiz with fragrance and colour. It was a very small room. One side of it was hung over with pictures testifying, to the artistic tastes of the, owner. ...

... . BY THE REV. F. 0. MORRIS. I HAVE been told that you wculd be lilely to entertain a plea put in for our unfortunate sea birds ; and in that willing belief, inasmuch as one touch of Nature makes all the world kin, I should be glad to enter an appearance on their behalf. It is only too well known that the close season for them, which at one time stood up to September I, has since come down, ...

... THE FANTASTIC FAILURE MUST GO.-Daily Teleraph. The Daily Telegrapk, as to the reorganization of the Detective force, says that it cannot, while referring to the bounden duty of the Government, shrink from the painful but imperatively necessary task of warning Lord Salisbury that the public are altogether discontented with, and will soon become uncontrollably impatient of, the presence at ...

... A VISIT TO MR. SWVINBURNE, The resi lence of the Holman Hunts, Draycott Lodge, is quite near to 'The i'ies, the home of Swinburne and Watts. So I took the two visits in todether,' says ' rr. -Louise Chandler Moulton in the Eoston Svin/aoy Ilerald. WI TH THill PICTURES AT THE PINES. it is a lo\ ely place, in the midst of verdure, and as quiet as if it were not With n half a.!i beo t' of ...

... ?? E~ I THE visit of Count Kalnoky to Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruh has excited much comment both in GERMANY and AUSTRIA, despite the announcement that the visit had no special political significance. At the present phase of the European situation, however, it is felt that an interview between the two principal statesmen of two leadiiug Powers of Europe cannot fail to bear some important ...

... Mu. JOim LAVERY has been bring- ing a critical eye to bear on the tweuty-eight pictures ''professing . .. . a.- .. 1 to be portraits of -MAnY, Queen of Boots, P which are on view in the Bishop's Castle of 1 l the Glasgow Exhibition, and ho has been struck ti with their curious diversity of feature and G l expression. Just as when we look in an optician's window and discover that a ...

... Tho Wesley - Memoral. A GE.JAT gathering will be drawn tQ the quiet little I4oplube ?? of Epworth to-morrow, wheu tbe first stono of the new ohurch and schgols to be erected by way of memorial to J IHN ?? CHARESa WESLXY will be laid with due aere- ulony. T4p Wirfhlqces af meu ?? to play a great part in the world's affairs have often only a Shadowy qonneoti.aD. with the great names thet bivw ...

... I ,Mwy7,Odra of10t MAT)Enu w BARLOw, wvho has just been invited to allow himself to be put in nomination for the office of Mayor of Birmingham by requisition signed by sixty-one out of the sixty-four members of the Municipal Council, has replied in a ninnor which may perhaps establish a wholesome pre- codent. Tbat ho is a fitting person for this important position is sufficiently attested by ...

... .,-HE REGISTRIATIONS. CITY OF LONDOY. festerctinY, it tio Sonith Court,' Gujldhebl, W..3 ?? resun th 0 rovision of the Purlia- eerta;rv list of vols OttOd couty electors for tir City Lorltju. .tIsis. Loader nud Crthaie ,r peared for DLibordl titttl Areosrs. I11rcersote anid rirkby for ht.r corva tivc;-I' rt gard to tre qitestiou of resi. ,htiq aljul'i tiliOU oE rt'es ?? s in Iespec of tir ...

... LETTERS TO TiHE EDITOR. WHO ARE THE SUICIDES? SIR,-I am not an Atheist; but I should bso obliged if you will allow me, in a wild and Christian v spirit, to deprecate Mr. Hugh Price Hughes's rather a truculent condemnation of au educational settlement 1 accepted by nearly all the most progressive cornmuni- ties of the English race, That eettlement assigns secnlar iustruction to tie State, and ...