... A R D L A M O N T M YS T ER Y. T H E 1PLAN OF ARDLAMONT WVOOD) AND) BAY. B AY Ho, , E I ) I' A- St ailery -indow ot schooltouse Irom where I lanmbroun.n Monson, Saitt NvCIe ?? F(eel. B3-NVhcrc ?? Scen and( shot iilt(l from. C -litchu windodw( of sthoollsi Lse from01 v. her Iiast seen. D ?? lenz they ri ?? ?? tel e. E -\\heil they sepitlit (l, 1l ulibmin,-,1 ketn'pirg to tl!(- I t1w1altl'' ...

... THE COWLEY DIVORCE SU IT. I JUDGMENT FOR THE PETITIONER. Mr. justice Barnes gave judgment to-day in the suit of Cowley v. Cowley (Charrington intervener). The Countess Cowley was present as usual, sitting next her solicitor, Sir George Lewis, but neither Lord Cowley, the respondent, nor Mrs. Charrington were in court. His lordship said in this case Lady Cowley sought to obtain a dissolu- tion ...

... MONEY AND STOCK(S. ,AMLeicA.S. STRONG.- rURTHER SPURT IN NORTHERNS. he 1ioniV Mlarket is again overstocked with supplies now that the rd of tile ml1ontli has be(in turned, and rates, both tor short loaas and 'rscotcts conttinue easy. 'I he tenders for 1,300,000 Treasury bills have had , eect, anad the calls now payable, amountincg to 02,570,000, are tribution of ;2,780,000 in coupons, ...

... GO LF. Mr. H. C. S. Everard, author oi Golf' in Theory and Practice (George Bell and Sons), feels serious misgivings as to t'ie propriety of inflicting another book on goiters already satiated with the literature of the subject. Mr. Everard may rest content; his well-written little work is not a superfluity. On the other hand, incieed, it should prove a welcome addition to every golf- ...

... I I A LETTER FROM THE QUEEN. The International Congress of Orientalists met again yesterday at the Law Society's buildings, Chancery-lane. Pro,. Aymonier, delegate from the French Government, presided. The first paper read was that of Dr. H. Schlichter, which was entitled Instruction to explorers.' The learned lecturer confined his remarks to the Indian Ocean and eastern Equatorial Africa. ...

... THE DEVILS RAN LIKE HARES. The following appears in a private letter Irom one of the volunteers at ]Ladysmith, and is published by a Natal paper of October 27 :- I was down the town on Sundav. There was great excitement over the return of the troops from the fight with the prisoners and loot. Some of the men were carrying three or four Mausers, while nearly every man had secured a highly ...

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... i[he Government business in the House of Commons on Monday next will be the Committee stage of the Military Works Bill, which will be expedited so that it may pass through both Houses before the end of the financial year. Mr. John Redmond has secured the adhesion of a sufficient number of Irish members of other parties than his own to justify him in proceeding with his proposal for the calling ...

... POOR CRATURS I Once more, dear Sir Henry, let us remember Lord Beaconsfield. 'You behold a range of exhausted volcanoes-not a flame flickers on a sinule oallid crest.' -(SPeec.4 at Mfanchwester; 1872.) [Mounts Rosebery, Harcourt, Morley, and Spencerql ...

... -. , ?? -?-w ?? ipirturt, &ftviud.: ? III.-THE ROYAL ACADEMY. j~ - It~ fl Io e - I ' -. ?? 528. MARCUS STONE, R.A. Gardcn Flowers. 74. W. W. OULEss, R.A. MTr Holden7, Mayer of Bradford, 1887. 197. NV. W. OULESS, R.A. RigAt Rev. Lord Bishop of Chichester, 1063. S. J. SOLOMO.N. Hippolyta. 203. FRANKi DICKSEE, A.R.A. The PedeMnp/ion oJ TannAdeser. 294. WILLIAM H. BARTLETT. By the Coni mittee ...

... I ~ fv~rn tT~~ ~ctw~ ~ i ltumbunt,1 frour the ipicturt Afraid0 Q J.-THE NEW GALLERY AND GROSVENOR. N.G. 170. Miss DOROTHY TENNANT Street Arabs at Play. GG. 82. MRS. MARIANNE STOKES. L ?? of Ligzt. N.G. 162.. C. N. KENNEDY, Ferseuis. I I I ...