... The Indian . ongre!.. IT has been siid that Greek is a con- venient language to quote when you I are in a difficulty, and the-measure of * . art) EU a ?? . Au ,the embarrassment felt by the Times over the great ?? may be deduced from the fact that it took refuge in a trite quotation from a Latin poet. The organ of; the ruling classes, of those for whose. benefit the various highly paid posts ...

... I PU 1?IjiQF ?ROBT? BROWSING II ??AOr4?w? ??D?EMOIqY? yesterda,h* Fial~d o*iesb I :Westganst~r Abey. The $ ,.en,'y~sdy. monig ?? draw~ room: . at 9 Do a. ?? Glardens, ?? with arpuple, pall,! ' ;and anrropndedai nd overewidtb bea lr fron, . am , othes,: th ,Barones De Stern, M or Henry Irving, Slr.,Fredetlck Leighton, Lord Vernon, the Cutess of Brotnlow, Lord Tennson,. Mr George LewLord and ...

... A. FIHPONDS CARNIVAL, -91 F e - Arena U- I ?? W-- - ,_ Probaoters of .bazaars atreoften had beset to fiad a b etriking title for the pleasant fancy faire they organlse, and an infinite number of names have beea X adopted in tisaendeavour after novelty. The ladies and gentlemen who have Interested themselves in the effoat which is being made at Fishpond. to- raise 3 funds for church and ...

... I ototrid, ?0004? 1. BATH;' IntbecountypolleoOUt,7edterdttaa tall, p~owerful lookhing, an -Who gave the n ?? Doinoa, nY was, rent to prison for 14 days' for begglfll. P;cJ. . W hitehead'prod the case, and said that the ?? was very roh when h e took him into ostody. A ttheccity policecourt;yeaterday, George West *A k charged' with stealing three brushevi the ?? Ashley Ferris. George Fisher said ...

... 'VOTING MTRENGTH IN EACH. NEW REGISTER FOR BRISTOL. 'The Register for 1890,of the voters entitled to vote in each polling dletriot of the four Parliamentary_ divisions of Bristol has jusbtbeeueonmpletea, and from it we gather that the total number of the electorate is 39,838. The largest division is that of Brietol South,. where the voters reach a total of 11,574; next comes Bristol EMet, with ...

... : CANADA-'BEDURUTFD-STT. . 'Tbe'AIoadceaZ..Gaettc forzeshaows thatthe Gfovern. li: ment, -will. ?? whith' meetm-in . t jabsnay, ?? ation. ineceary to-eteadub'e t0 modus-vivendl w31hthdNited.Statean the Mailherlea d Question. It, ?? Iiopeaip# .s Tysto, ?? at fairlybe extended forianother yeas .ntier its terms- te COnadan mtiin. every. rght to' whioh. olaim was- tl laid under the.. roviqions-oft ...

... INFLUENZA IY 'LONDON.: DI.TINGT SRJED SUFFER S . i di] In Ijogon-the diplomatic, corps generally . bee aD attaoked-,byinlep.: First tobetaken was oanut I on Hatzfeldt, Germsan hbassador, whoh bee laid ap: for nearly, a.fortnlght . Lord. Salisbury, i ,now suffering.at :Hatflelda spdfir Philip. Carrie'W privato ! secretary aothe Foreign Offliee the Hon. F Lauil- Villiero, isairolaid up. ...

... LAST WORDS ON TElE SCAFFOLD. The double execution of Robert West (43), travel- ling showman, and Frederick Brett (39), labourer, who were recently sentenced to death for the wilful mur- der of their wives; at Sheffield and Halifax reapec- tively, took plaoe,yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, in the Armley Prison, near Leeds% Both men since receiving their sentence have appeared perfectly re- ...

... I [ I ? JOINT 'COMIITTEE. ] ?? .h?¾. ? V 'I * There - were alo; pruedi Brof',Doie, Mjorr,'. ,B .G enrs la, b:+ r GSi OF THEolon el. HiU; 'B :-olonel Salmn.tUclonel Costh Elaywa~d, Drbuornui .. BRvWD;V.Dtanton, CozoneCgAhest-erMabtrsail oftarsh., h. CodaiapinjP,!, l. 3.iKerr, ?? tolppso -E,T. ?? GXdTAB ' i J, Staiit6ii, F. . Hett, ,J. B, Winter- , bothamh Lloyd Balrbr. W .ere ath Bas e, T H ...

... . - rd Btfok- mills, on Mondav. At Ohalford stick- -mills, on Monday, John Cox, eawyer, was killed while at his work. He~wasengaged in putting eome machinery out of gear, when his ,olothing caujy t and before le conl besec ied he was: ! drawn in ?? nastaptiy, his body .beitg torriblyi mutilated. Two other-- woikmen wituessed' the occurrence, The body. wm removed to an adjacent coffee tavern ...

... DEANFOREST MYSTERY. b > -; :ADJOURNED INQUEBT. e TEE J.URY .DEKAND: MORE EVIDEtIC. M The inquiry was-resumed, ?? a - ?? the circuamstances of the death a of Joseph Tyler,. labourer, of; East Dean, who wee el found dead in the road at Drybrook on the evening of, Ohristmal Day,; in- , coudition which suggested that he vias murdered, i; The Ci-orer called Supt, Ford as the first witaess, a who ...

... WIonbon 3Letter. - . FROt OulX OWN oaRsePONDSaN,. LONDON, TUE3DAY NrXIGrE Thered was not a foot of space in any part of Westminster Abbey this afternoon, wherever it was possible to sit or stand, when all that remained of the ROBERT BROWNING whom we knew was borne along, in his oaken coffin and velvet pall, to the chancel of the national mausoleum. I doubt if there was a dry eye, for the crowd ...