... REVIEW\V L ?? d A Tarp- ROUND MEg WVoatn- By W. I .Caine, M.P. London: GCc-rge IRootledge I- and S ons, Broadway. Lu dgate-hill. 1. Our ContLinenial neighbours are, ?? or diwrongly, uinder tlia inipresszion that all 'IEnglishmen, by reason of their insular !r Isituation, musti be prejudiced. Now, if ?? ars thus generally considered, Iwe fear Mr. Caine must; be particularly set down as ...

... At the time of his death the late Mr. Cornelius Walford :wS 'publishing in the A79iqriacn a series of papers on Gilds. He insisted on spelling the word this way, and endeavoared to justify his practice on etymo- logical grounds. His reasons, however, are not sufficiently strong to induce us to depart from the ordinary spelling, backed up as it is by immemorial and almost universal usage. It ...

... BRISTOL MUbICAL kEVSIVAL. GOOD ADVICEi, The critics who attended the Bristol Mesical 1 stival concur in blaming the people of the western city fir their apparent apathy towards the under- taking, and some infer that Bristol does not care for musiE Now. this is distinctly a libel; it possesses two of the oldest musical societies in the kingdom ; it has Pingin g classes in all districts at 3d a ...

... FASHIONABLE DRESS I NOVELTIES IN AUTUMN AND WINTE2 FABRICS. FROM THE LADY'S PICTORIAL. LADIE.s who are still debating as to the choice of materials for their autumn gowns should certainly lose no time in writing for patterns of novel dress fabrics to Henry Pease & Co.'s Successors, the Mills, Darlington. They will receive by return of post a neatly-packed box of most tempting patterns, and ...

... TI lE VOLUNTEERS AND THE LORD I MAYOR'S 8HOW. A large mnooting of oflcers in conmnanc of metropolitau Volunteer Corps, or their reprosentatives, wasa hold on Tuesday at the headquarters of the Queoe's ?? Rifle3, Buchingharn-gats, to onsider a proposition made by thie Lord Mayor Eloct (Mr Aldermnan Witehead) tant the Volunteers of the metropolis should take part in the annual civia proces- sion ...

... TRE - ZRMWMRSI? - EXHrBITXON.-. ? The Lord Mayor opened the Brewers' Exhibition at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. This is the tenth annual exhibition by the representative brewers, dis- tillers, machine makers, maltsters, and seed-growers interested in the produce for the mash-tub and the still, and it is the largest ever held. For the first time the galleries of the adjacent balls have had ...

... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENT,. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGusrus IIARRIS, Lessee and -Manager.) EVERY EVENING;, at 7.3o, TiiE ARMAD. Wini.red Emnery, Edith Brace, KaLte James, Ada Naeilsta, and Maud Milton; Leonard B-yne, Luitj Lablacite, Edward G-r1i!.er, 'Victor Stevets, A. Beaurllslt, Ileary Loraitte, S. Dawvnat, Mervin D..l a., Statijauins Csa..sm, ii. Robins, ?? Dobell, Basil West, H. ...

... - THFATRE ROYAL THE CARL ROSA OPERLA COMPANY. Bizet's bright, piquant, and characteristic settina of Carmen has always been a favourite with )f7 Rosa's audiences, and it is satisfactory to . that even the loss cf so gifted and popular an imper. sonator of the heroine as Madamn Marie Bore has not sensibly diminished the attractiveness of the opera. The interest of the story and the charm of ...

... ostvado from gtw goots. -A Aaq EARLY ENGLISH ADMIAL.-Though Gervase Alard may not have been the first to bear the title of admiral, it baa been said that he at any rate received the first ecm- mission as such of which there is any record. If he really ad a predeeossor, iit was Sir William de Leyburne, who was styled, four years previously, Admiral of tho sea of the King of England ;` but ...

... B It I C- A -BR A C. A Comedietta, in One Act, Adapted from the French by Sir J J. Coghill, Bart., Produced for the First Time on Saturday, Oct. 20th, at the Ladbroke Hall. Hector de Montreville ?? Mr EDWIN GILBERT Wilkins ?? Mr MORTEN HENRY Mrs P. Q. Spoon ?? _ Miss CAcRLOTTE BoRLAND Sir J. J. Coghill, Bart., the author of Bric-&-Brac, a comedietta that was produced at the Ladbroke Hall on ...

... I.- MR. IT-WIGS CONOIWET. I The erowr whopawred in the , S Satrday night to hear the with the nom of Mr. Ludwlgenoyed amsical treat of a kind that lhs seldom been afforded, and the special character of whichlent to it surpassing Imtiemet. Our national msieti a treasure in the Posses|iof which we should indeed be justly prj roud, and it. may with equal truth be added that there are few Jabourer ...

... NEWBOOKS. ;S- re: ' Romance Founded on Fact. 1-k ,- } ;ey CoL. in Three Volumes. T Fisher Unwin.r id f.,,tca;_ a vLC>3 othewvayinwhdeh~fia work of art my b o e Lathered from the following sea- ic' whia eceen ' ust as thme reader is supposed to b 'e 'mit Gen toe denoannent of a story intended )-,t;:rious ,_ Although the brave, ,e's not fizro .s one ii. y stYo, still, Y think, consider- ;--rc? ...