... 3 wn tria~g of Collbtilicire Ev FRANCIS CRI5EEL ONE knows, in a general way, that they make marriages for con. venience in France. But the details-well, Monsieur Joseph told us about the details, the other day, after dinner, while smoking cigarettes, and drinking fil-en-aois out of a coffee cup. He had got to his third dose of this inflammatory brandy-the pJasse- rinmelel, in fact- so that he ...

... qhu t2vtaulbct 1S1and bY.-CAPTAIN CUc11nw BY J. ASHBY-STERRY NOT Palmyra-not the Russell Institution in Great ?? >ruet -presents a more melancholy appearance of faded greatean i hu wrote Thackeray concerning a great, large, bandsont. ,! reading-room next the Imperial IhTotel in Cork, more toi flf c century ago. During his residence in Great Coramn S a bably knew the Russell Institution ...

... THE NEW MERKIITH. THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY RICHMOND. An interesting note to one of the Essays of Elia describes how in an evil hour the author was shown the original MS. of the Lycidas in Trinity College Library, Cambridge. He was shocked to see the fine things in their ore, underlined and corrected as if the words were alterable, displaceable at pleasure: as if they might have been ...

... Miss Bremner's volume Education of Girls and Women in Great Britain, publisbed by Messrs. Swan Sonnenschein and Co. is a com- plete and well executed summary of all that is being done in this country forthe education of girls and women. It is a striking example of the care and patience which so many educated women are now giving to thei improved teaching of their sex. Miss E. P. Haghes, who ...

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... lbe Jige3 on Traie UZlllw. Tuz point of law in the Trade 3 Ution case of Flood v. Allen, I which provel too difficult for the) Jairwed deimion of the House of Lords, bas not ,natmally produced difference of opinion aawng tae Jndges who were called in to amsis 'die qufstion at issue is how far an official of a Trhee rnion incurs liability by tbreatening to em she Uf nion men out on strike in ...

... WE publish to-day Mr. Andrew Lmng's translation of the Pop6'6 recent verses Jon frug-lity. The original is in Latin, for the Pope mar almost be said to think in that tongue. He is of the great race of Italian ecclesiastics who have inherited the Latin tradition without a break ia the sme- cession. Other people have to learn Latin; the Italian prelates are hardly conscious of aay process of ...

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... I W ow iy of I, I Be.-- Ti telegram which OIL Cugap- tinople, Correpoideat seds u this morrang wi be A-d mil 6LMz Iitrvllg WUt De Vfta Wm great interest and general satisfazcton in gg country. Theme are some who would like to me Great Briain retire from the Concert of Xuriqe altogether; but all of us, whether we holdti& extreme view or not, must surely be nreedin desiring that Great Britain ...

... THE 4 LIBERATOR RELIEF mUa. At a meeting of the ]Eecutive Committee, held yesterday afternoon at the OffiEe of the Fund, 16, iarmngdon-street, ths Rev. J. Btoekweil Watts, hon. seCreay, reported that since the i~sse of the last report some 3,30. hed been received, mily Iroi old snb scibr and that during the pat six monthis no fewer than 35'deathe bad occarred among the aged vietima on the ...

... TEE ORDER OF DE S AID OLD-AGE IPENSIONS. I| The Biennial Assembl of the.United Ancient Order of Draids was conclufd= at Grimsby yesterday. Mr. A. Stevens (Nottingham), the president, read- a letter which had been received, ezpresaing. the thanks of the Queen for 'the kind message of congratulation that had been Iorwarded. The question of State-aided Pensions was then discussed. The ...

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