... Mcrivale, and produced the Gaiety in 1887, under the title of Civil War,” and with Mrs. Brown Potter as the heroine. i There appears to be very little prospect Mr. Willard’s * re-settling in London at anything like lan approximately early date. In the ...

... relic the ancient origin and long history of the Temple. Mr. Carson. Q. 0., to be the gueet the evening the next dinner the United Glob, which, as our readers remember, was originally started in the Temple to combat the efforts of the Eighty Club. The dinner ...

... Bill. Oo the question of the firuni of the Constabulary, the Civil Service, loud the Judge., the honour of the House was very deeply one:mixed. The Constabulary was to be disbanded and the Civil Service dismissed, in violation of the public engagements which ...

... insurgent steamers without notice. One shell burst near the house of the United States Minister. The latter sent to the insurgents a protest against their violation of the rules of civilization in shelling the city without notice. The State Department had news ...

... anld benleflt of landlordism, is practically a battle fought for the pri~llcvoe f the entire wage-car ning classes of the United Kingdom. irsh lhe says in shoort, our owvu lantlords to plunder, deprived of o- , t oI tle r nt and profit rcceiving classes ...

... and caws awarded by the Q..; - . ''''. brightness. •Lattle Christopher Columbus' is a favourable, Nelms Moore. Juliette Resettle, Kate Cutler. Mane Stud- have passed, seeing to ow many ris . ~ eence and An Deie,*-4. 51r. t i 'EBERT PORTEOUS. SATURDAY ...

... to. day. ALIEN ANARCHISTS. (TAe Tints, Thursday, Dec. 28.) In foreign journals much is now said of the expediency of taking united international action against aggressive militant Anarchists. The idea, often mooted, has gained in favour since the explosions ...