... Ut Ust 24- VOUM ? DTla ahrenlole of La by 16te-ts TOMaifi CGUNOIe scosed it i05 13-16 lof money and 105i for i, account. I The Album has, a very goad reptoduc0ion of the poslralt of Prof. Max Mlfillies by Mr G. F. Watts, a ?? likeness of Miss Julie Neavile, and V view of Wilton Roune, the seat of the BEuls of Pembroke. Its supplement to agaiE devoted to Singers of the Oper t eason.-' The ...

... 'AnNotrict ROX04. BATH, A special meetlig of cte Technical Eduation o0n. mittee WAR held an Saturday afternoon at the Guild- hall for the purpose of considering a report from the Management Committee on the appointment of heal as mwaster. The oommittee recommended the appolnt. ment of Mr F. Griffin, assistant macter, ?? and formerly an assistant at the Glasgow Sohool of Art. The appointment ...

... .CDC voitt cem The War Oficoe authozilies i nnzc a third I=su hol the Valuiteer Am IWezn diastriot olaim the laygrlit nbO ,.O JIitfdI~owcd by the home diatfl~t ib29 rti ,Egotern 189, We fl 105;t OJJIII1ei Siu'818rn; isduth~.Eaiterfl, -Thwnel w Wow4i dletrial I( IO3 1 165 -21! *bgm3gwit the ?? ~P4 ieauly;1800 SI ?? bt150ow book on! The CiAaea ign,1814 and 1694, W116211n n 106lI th1 S±St3 of ...

... THE ALKALI AMT. ' s j,*LLA SIJLLJA *i a c Dr Alfred U., Fryer, In his detailed report for the Roath.Wweaf Of England and South Wales diebrlta which appears in the 81st annual rport on Alkali, &a MWoiks, jnut ;been, issued by the LoaI Govexnmen; Bonrd, states tbat there were regiatered in he distmiot Idutlng 1894 :-Six- Alkali (inoluding wet oopper) iworke,179 other (snhedued) worbkiotabl 185. ...

... MOON'S CHANGIM .1 TXns ?? Ta 1 I Iso .. Full moon, Saturday, July ii 11.29 pW. Last Quarter. Monday, July 15, 3.31 am. Vow Moon. Monday. July 23. 632 .m. Firet Quarter, Sunday, July 2, 8.3a p M, UP Io EIs TRIC];s.-Poli oeman- The next time catch 3 ou plalling on here I'll ta[9e that whip and to off you I Tommy- Crickey, Bill I 'E worats t play 'itself I -Fun. A set of Voltaire's works at ...

... U to ?? obiter. We lie s~ hold eure~lyss 5efpo~iibhlit ?? or the e cpinieneeszsd by correepondenta We anot uioitkk lb surn releaded 03EmnrUseotlINu Oorrepnents vast-ritbo l One ite 0! the paper tnly All. Letters ztnat be ace 'ldi by the names a4 adisseo of the writers, uoJ s,'~marilv tor ?? but far ?? of the EROW., TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. H, R,-Lord Weymoutb, on the cocaslon to which you refer, ...

... [-I r e r emarsn haa addressed th followiflE letter In ne~be to the pausenger ?? to Ifr 8, Hare and Mir Al L. Langfleld:- u ,ne 18hJn,1898., Dear Slrm-I:L have, yours of the 17th, callifg MY attention to a ?? held at the Albert HOW' ROt wells (to which apparently, none of the represeaft* tivem of the wara were Invited), aind an osngMO a copy of the remolutien, passed at such moetin in reply, ...

... z TH'E ARMENIAN QUESTION. v - -b - - n r ?? - rr vn- I LORD SALISBURY'S POLIOY. [BRUTER'S TBLOGRAMS.] CONSTANTINOPLE, FRIDAY, The Porte was granted a delay of two dtya t2 reply to the Communlcation made on the 13'h Inst. by the Diaflomans of the British, French, and Rausian Embasalcs requesting information reg1ading the nature of the reforms which It professes to have adopted in Armenia, Up to ...

... I A PO'L sTAX `URSTION. A; me etn the St.I Pilip's lount Ward -Llral Assoa Mo wad at Hebren Schoolrem, Batton~Hl.i IM Jbse- Swa h preside and whero wu a largO Bus* E M I. H, On.Lxos introdued th sabct ofa taxing passenge using the plessnee stemersi and mov0ed1 That this meeting Strongly tndeosn the action of th Town Docks Committee in erecting the railing at the Hotwels, and i of oinion ht ...

... ?? at CAR Of XtiotoL The BeohuanIland Chiefs Khama, Sebele, and BEatboen have been taken to see the Ssp1ensioU Bridge. They were taken to the approach on the tl Clifton side In a carlae and four, but they preferred I to go on foot on the abriel structure, which astonished them beyond measure. Having viewed it from the surrounding heights they carefully walked along the broad road used for ...

... ?? ?? 2(ortcultural jLCUM T TVD1NXIP SOWINC4S,-THE UNDERGBROWTH OF 3ABLEY OROPS,-RAPIDGROQTH OYGRA81.-HRD OF AFTERMATH HAYMAKINGS AND SILAGE T2C1aNC` - AGRICULTURAL GAZETTR 0aBO' 6RTUNS, - OXFORD DOWN FLOCB BOOKB - A LIAN OOOPERATI'E DAIBY.-PASTZURISATION 13D VDTCsf CHURNS.-TEOUIFTY SINDUSTRIOUS TDhIDY FARXEnS DO BETTEL TIAN ;MOST OTvEBS. FAV-OCAB3L weathot influences are still fortunately ...

... Ut B5at 24 )uvT0, 'Tie a chroniole of day by day.-27re Tempest. Consols closed at 107 7.16 for money and 107h for account. e The Qucen will lay the foundation stone of the f Duke of Fife's new maenson at three o'clook tomorrow f fterneon. h i eh Duobess of York and Prince Edward travelled by ordinary train on Satuday frzom London to Sand- e leglsm. Her Roaal Hlihaess it expected to remain 0 at ...