... ooiN anct Bus&- wb a iv9. TIE great festival of Golf has been held in its ancient and Royalho eI of St. Andrewsw, and for some six no . -v ?? _ Ha ALA moenths or more the links will be empty of the golfing crowd. All through August and Sep- 7 tember 1 the foe and the stranger (natives 8 held thein to be identical) crowd on the 8acred turl, crd cut it remorselessly up with every ijoleat ...

... A member of the Deputation wites: The ti English public can scarcely have realised the fall im- an 4Jrt of the visit of the deputation of the Home Rule fiC Union to Ireland which took plan last month. The Dn members of it, after meeting with a splendid rception re in Leinster Hall, Dublin, where a gathering of at least us five thousand persons filled that splendid building to the be furthest ...

... SEN1'WENCES ON THIIN 'GWEEVDOIE PRISONE RS. TITE JUD1)GE'S ADDRESS TO FATHER MICFA.DI)FN. (FRomt OUR COlRrrPoNt~rODETS.) mikRYBOROU0H, WiVDxSiY. At Vtirlseorough this morning, Judgge Gibsoni s eentuco on the waeiloce prisoners. The court was crowd1ed in overy part whou he began his charge. First addressing William Coll, he stated that from the early hour of the day on which Mdartin mnet his ...

... ARMENIA AND THE PORT!. FURTHER DELAY IN MOUSSA BEY'S TRIAL. (TIMOUGEK MISTB AGwNoo.) VIMENA, OGr. 7. Intelligence received from Constantinople states that the interrogatories addressed up to the preent lby the Imperial GEovernmet t tle fortyseven Amenian witnesses ~who came here to give evideuce agant M;onss ?? hav been annulled, and that frs arrgat>lX have been acmmoenced. The expanation ...

... SAMSON AND HIS FE ATS. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT TEE AQUARID M. There was another lively scene at the Royal Aquarium last night, during Samson'e performance in the theatre. Samson's claim to bethe strongest mas on earth has boen publicly challenged once or twice, and theo altercations which have taken place between the performer and his challenger have been the source of much amusement to the ...

... OuR Glasgow Correspondent tele- graphs that there has not beea so I much speculat-on in the Glasgow iron trade for ten years as during this week. Six months agO the price of Scotch pig iron was ouly 42s. 6d. per ton; it has lately been 00s., tndl yesterday was 69.q. 3d., and sellers a ' shade more. The lowest priceof hematite iron was 42s. per ton, and the present price is about 73s., ...

... rx AIWLINWAY COLLISION AT MtAN CHiEST1EIR, ANOTHER DEATH. a. fifth death bas resulted frotm tlhe railway at Mauc ! hr. Mt. J1. Wood. ot SttoLkport. wvas rer. vO l to the Manueeoster intirmuarY with a Z ?? fthig' ad otlewr ?? 111juries. diet yester- l'we ?? of tho iniurts are still in aserous con- lo ht the r,'naitinder are warking good 3)tvre&'.ss tlsuain~al hwsitt, ?? WIlt' N5'otsitlC for the ...

... KETEOROLOGICAL BEPORL D4ILY NSWa' O1PION. ONh.DUI8s Tma N1MNG BY NSGRR1M1I AND OERA'S BAROMMTL TU& . W I. 9. ITHtTAO. RL it. S~W. S.W, W. S.W. - - i - 'fl- l -a l' - ?? I 29- - Ocnecled to ?? and r~duced to 82 dev. F. Thu blackitat show the ?? of the baoeern at$ o'`lock em ?? fit The IdMEeREATheE in tghe oi Ur I t I o'kclok thismorin s takenp. a t h dot1!1 ie teries the was 492 ; the r ing ...

... LETTEM TO TilE EDITOR -O~,THE DEAD HEART.5ge Srm,-My 1, as the only living representa- tire in Eng7ild of the late Watts Phillips, slk Vnth U in ,o justice to-his. memory, which hias noa one but myself to , ID 'refend it to give publicity to the few wortls I have to it day in reerence to the suggeetion that I see is again I usilg started. thil!uthe sacxiite of Robert Lendry iti I lhei! ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITlOL Al SMALL SHOP>KEEPER&. TI co 61eR,-Tbe syipathy of the whole cominuiitily ut has been recently justly aroused in behalf of the 'd colk do labourerm, but there is also amother class Nvhoaa aivi5ios ofl are of special benefit to artisans end labourers alike, se and islo suffer under great difficulties in the struggle tit for an honest and decet living. I refer to the small ...

... A S UNDA Y IN ATHENS IF you proceed for a few yards in a southerly direction down the short street of the Fhfikaeans, which crosses the long street of Hermes, you arrive at the Megal& Metropolis, or Cathedral, of Athens, where our Sunday may orthodoxly begin. This edifice, which dates from about the middle of the present century, is said to have been composed from the materials of seventy ...

... The Committee of the Council of the Administrative County of London charge .1 with the hearing of applica- tions for music, dancing, and theatre licences met on Monday at the Sessions House, Newington, Mr Fardell, the chairman, presiding. Mr Henshaw Russell applied for a licence to perform stage plays at the Crystal Palace, Sydenham. The Chairman stated that there was no opposition in this ...