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... AS the day approaches for the opening of Parliament there is the customary rush among the female friends of legislators to witness the ceremony. In the Lower Chamber the method of securing seats is by ballot. In the Upper House the galleries are reserved for peeresses and their daughters. The only places available for their friends are tho fourteen seats on the floor of the House. These are in ...

... . THE second horseman, smart or otherwise, is no invention of yesterday. Henry VIII. once tired out eight horses in a day's hunting; Queen Elizabeth commonly rode two or three horses a day; and we know that some of the field at any rate rode second horses in a wonderful tun with the Charlton, afterwards the Goodwood Hounds, early in the last century. The second horse is, it must be admitted, a ...