... PARTIAL LIST OF CONTENTSi , ■ THE GUINEA STAMP: A NEW SERIAL STORY. ANNIE S. 6WAK. A KING IN BOHEMIA : A NEW EOMANCB. HENEY THE DAYS OF THE SEA KINGS WILLIAM POSTER. WHAT IS COLD A POPULAR SCIENCE PAPEE. EISTEDDFOD AN: Tint WELSH BARDIC MEETINGS. MINING LIFE AND WORK; BY WILLIAM HUSP>K. A HAPPY NEW YEAE ; ' COMPLETE SHORT STORY. r HOW RAILWAY SERVANTS ARE PIKED. YORKSHIRE THE FLINT AGE. Tint ...

... arm Special sevoci of the year is womoß the reiigsau the commercial the especially are busy their position, and preparing for furthtr develop The statistical summary the Churches England shows that the ttmbg in and Waif* » 2,747; these, 619 are without pastoral charge, many of them either being- garaged in collegiate studies, literary work, or have actually retired the score J physical aritow ...

... the will, dated 31at last, with a oodical mad» the ...

... Royal, St. James's, on Monday next, the hour that the interment takes plscs at Sunmugdale. i'nace of Wales and the Duke of Coanaught, and possibly the Duke £dinburgh, will attend the funeral at ui update. has been arranged that Kins: Alexander of Servia shall pay a visit the bulian next spring, and *:t*?rwards spend month England. is intended that the young King shall visit all the most ...

... fall esrth occurred yesterday morning near Beeralston, Devonshire, blocking the Great Western Railway hue from Plymouth Launcsatoa. ...

... affray at a place that neighbourhood called Droumdeeja. oonflict occurred between the members two fanjillaa named Lynch and Hurley between whom there had been a bad feeling owing disputed right of way. evidence showed that both sidee used crowbars, shovels, and stone* attacking each other. So savage was the oonOict that in a few mianlce all the combatant* war* injured. All defendant* war* ...

... TODAY'S MATCHES. The growing favour with which number fit backs, in the ah&]« of three-quarter*, is being regarded all parte the kingdom makes the firnt the international fixtures, between Knglsnd and Wales, the Hectorj Field. Blackheath, this afternoon, an event mtrre than ordinary interest. all know that the Welsh have for yean adopted this style of play, and have brought the passing which ...

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... TO THE EDITOBS OP THE LEEDS Gentlemen,—Permit final to to-day, 'Fair Plav. Who Why does lie not his own name? I think »yi toat ot his name known. 13 ?>un>ely wialifal improve YorkHbire cricket, there ought to nothing to conceal af-uil >. a •Sh«S*far,» wiio U nrw help bun, with hie tonmie in hi* aheek, ail ..t 11 f Eat tie Sheffield themealve>* (■ A.l- their wesfcnees Yorkshire cricket, whv ...

... 1 St. Petersburg, Friday (Renter). —The question the adulteration flour ordered from Libau the St. Petersburg Urban Committee has been made the subject stormy delate the Municipal Qunal. Several CVMHkoUors demanded the reeagnaticm the the cunamttee, and M. Litshatnheff Mayor, and even advocated thecr prosecution before tribunals. The majority erf the Council, however, were favour the ...

... (By Casus to Lao .v.) Xew York, Thursday. The iron market d««ees tue year with a improved tendency. There a good demand springing for American iron; whilst in mock tars there is more and billets and slab* are both in inquiry. and foundry pig, the other are Urn* active, Pnces, are teuding upwards. American forge and foundry pig is moienv; bat prices remain steady. pig is slow with barely ...

... Tha twelfth annual show «u held yesterday the Cera Hiel.ange. exhibition was fully equal anything which had previously been attempted the Barnsley and District Fanciers the promoters. Perhaps pigeons were the strongest feature the ehow, Loth in uumbers quality, l'he poultry were quality, bat them was not enough competition make the classes really interesting. Cat* were a very fair show in ...