... METEOROLOGICAL REPOR'IL ?? . . I' DAILY NEWVS O.FPA OJX. tlMADINGS THIS MOPRNING BY NEGPuP'rF; AND 7AMBUA'S RAROMETB1 STI. 10T. IO 12- B.B4 30 30 30 3 29 23 9 :: I orred to #ea-evel we ?? 32 fet. P. te blle aines show the oelcht-of he.baon ?? °ts niomngs. Tb.hoe 4 orn4 I 1101t etme vassatlas e dr d thetw pitarionaf Theinitial ltte, ow th dret th o ind. The Mearoury tauls tot pbiD. with S.W.. ...

... I ?OLITIOAL MBEET IGS ~O.WtON DAY .AXR BRISTOrl, t LORD E~MBEIILEY ON, RUN= AWAIllS tn T6Co]a~~ celebration was boda rto Th yetr n~ lde evening thu annual baiiquet of'.tlhb di v ,hrhell a hold akt the Grand Hotel Br~dlu Street,, and, was Attended by. about' one hulldred and( .Myenleoan flie dent of thejrM.. %l0te theo Erl et HObre irWlrdLaail. Mr. Alequith, ?? T~i.FlelL n . ho Coseshui,. Id.? ...

... I The report of the Royal commission, of which Lord Herschell was chairman, on the Metropolitan Board of Works, just presented to Parliament, states:- 1. The course pursued by Messrs. Fowler and Saunders Is censured in unmistakable terms. But the commissioners state that there is no evidence that the fact of these gentlemen having been professionallv em- Wloyed induced them to aet at the Board ...

... NA2POLE;09 11. AND HIS EARLY LOVES. L A A- 1 l. A A -1- A1 . . . _- _ ?? The Duke of Coburg, in his second volume of memoirs, gives an interesting description of the marriage plans of Napoleon iII. He writes:- ?? on account of the greater likelihood of success, he had turned his eyes, in the first place, on a grand-daughter of the Grand Duchess Stephania, of Baden; but just as he fancied that ...

... TO-DAY'S TITTLE TATTLE. Unless I am much misinformed there is trouble brewing between the Kaiser and the Pope. The guarded communications in the papers as to the freedom with which his Holiness commented upon his Imperial and Royal Majesty give little idea of the intensity of the Holy Father's feelings. He )s a bad son, and he will be a bad Monarch, is said to have been one of the Pope's ...

... TAKEN FROM TRUTH.' The Queen will hold an investiture of the Orders of the Bath, St. Mlichael and St. George, and the Star of India during her approaching stay at Windsor, and on the same occasion a number of personages are to receive the lhonour. of knighthood. Her Majesty intends to place an equestrian statue of the late Emperor Frederick in Windsor Great Park, in close proximity to the ...

... FROM ROWLANDSON'S SKETCHES ON THE ROAD (1789) I 1789 BRIGH1TON Nvas still known as Brighthelmristone, Icellxy as it had been designated about ?? in Domesday I ,)tzk (Bristelmestune); not to rely on the vague authority 1 dlates that, A.D. 693, this year also Drythelm retired from , 1 Id (Saxon Chronicle),-the topographer remorselessly I, ill hirn thus 693, Brighthelm was slain on the ...

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... LONDON. OCT. 1. A Parisian Romance, translation, in five acts, of Octave Feuillet's play Un Roman Parisien, for the first in England-Lyceum. 1. Quits, folie musicale, in one act, written by B. T. Hughes, composed by John Crook-- Avenue. 2. The Al1oudk's Room, drama, in prologue and three acts, by John Lart (originally produced at Prince of Wales's Dec. 20th, 1887), placed in evening bill-Globe ...

... We l'o-e Lord Salisbury will take the opportunity of the Lord Mayor's banquet to make some categorical explanation about his offensive alliance with Germany on the East African coast. It is clear that in Berlin they do not intend to limit operations to the sea and the coast, any more than they limit the object of such operations to the ostensible pretext of philanthropy. A blockade without ...

... We are glad to be able to acknowvledge the following additional subscriptionS for the benefit of the Russian artistes: - Collectd by J. S- McLaren ?? 2 6 Per V cscrrn M ail Cardiff ?? 17 c H.F.B ?? 2 o S. B. H ?? I o O Mrs. Hof'nung ?? i o o Mrs. Marks ?? ?? I o a N.J . 0 IO 0 Cormell Price ?? ?? o 1 0 THE AMERICAN MARRIAGE BOO5h A correspondent sends the following additions to the ii-t we ...

... ALLMGZED OUTlAGE eX A BsmyvrAITT. Harry Pask, 21, a gnrdener, of 6, Gladstone-terrace, Gladstone-road, Backhcrst-hill, was charged with feloniously and nolently assaulting Jessie Paul, of the above address, on the 5th inst. On the part of the proseeutrix, it was alleged that about noou on the 5th inst., the proseoutrix, a tall, good-looking young girl, employed in the same place with the ...