... WESTERN (AYR) MEETING. The County Cup. This handsome trophy, which is in massive sterling silver, is beautifully modelled in high relief iu the Italian style and is flunked on either side by figures carrying laurel wreaths em blematical of victory, while the stem is ornamented by horses' heads very cleverly modelled. The cup, which was raced for on Thursday last, and won by Lord Lonsdale's ...

... Court mti) Club By M ARM AD UK E LADY VAUX OF HARROWDEN, whose death occurred last week at Muirton House, Inverness, had been suffering from ill-health for several years. The late Lady Vaux was a daug ...

... FRANfOIS (MB. EDWARD ESPINOSA). ■nail II. 'I ,r SIR BENJAMIN CURRIE. SUZANNE AND JAMES. iT iiH/. ■i:' i -sat 'ctSct1: ftxJgsca -5 -fee* HARRY VERINDER (MR. VANE TEMPEST), AND ETHEL (MISS HETTIS LUND). ...

... . When to light up: To-day, 6.55; to-morrow, 6.53; Friday, 6.51; Saturday, 6.48; Sunday, 6.46; Monday, 6.44; Tuesday, 6.42. Miss Beatrice Langley, the talented violinist, who is taking a well- earned rest in a remote spot near Teignmouth in Devonshire, prior to starting upon a tour in America with Madame Albani, is one of the latest converts to cycling. Last week I asked an enthusiastic young ...

... CITY NOTES. The Dunlop Company. There seems to be a great deal of unnecessary apprehension on the part of holders of Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company's shares as to the threatened litigation. There has been a tendency to confuse the issues somewhat, for, as has been pointed out by our contemporary the Financial News, even if the proceedings should be carried to a trial and the plaintiffs should ...

... . Tiie annual summer competition of this club took place on Saturday week, when sixteen couples started. A very strong westerly gale was blowing across the course during the day, with the result that low scoring was rendered an impossibility. There were ten handsome prizes competed for, the captain's prize being won by Air. \Y. J. Walker with a scratch score of 89. i hree members tied for the ...

... fllacc ti\xx Janus' By LADY VIOLET GREVILLE THE whirligig of time brings back all the old things. Little girls who are now married women once essayed their first tottering steps at Prince's skating ...

... MR. HERMANN VEZIN, NOW APPEARING IN THE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE, AT DRURY LANE. PROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY J. CAS WALL SMITH, OXFORD STREET, W. ...

... . To-day all the world will ring with congratulations to her Majesty on the unique record she has achieved. And what more appropriate than that her women subjects should approach her on a subject that many of them have so close at heart, for the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union, over which Lady Henry Somerset and Miss Willard reign, have got seven million names and endorsements to ...

... MONTE CARLO, AT THE AVENUE THEATRE. The new musical comedy Monte Carlo, which was produced at the Avenue Theatre on the 27th ult., seems to have come to stay for some time. If only for the appearance of Miss Lalor Shiel as Little Jemima, it would be very funny. Little Jemima is a daring creation, and Miss Shiel wisely plays it for all it is worth. The least attempt to gloss over its ...

... GENERAL BOOMERANG (MR. ERIC LEWIS), AND MRS. CARTHEW (MISS LOTTIE VENNE). FRED DORIAN (MR. R. GREEN), AND DOROTHY (MISS KATE CUTLER). SUZANNE (MISS EMMIE OWEN), AND JAMES (MR. E. W. GARDEN). SIR BENJAMIN CURIIIE AND THE GELATINES (MISSES BELFRY). ...

... THE HYBRID CAMEL. THE WHITE DROMEDARY. PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHAltLES KNIGHT, NEWT CRT, ISLE OF WIGHT. ...