... got excabatiolls ill ,fonle Tilg excavations in the Forum l'omafnmln have resulted in many interstin discveriS, among them atn ha fte obo Romulus.' Writing Of this tomb, the writped with blackfstoned itwans in, theorumb and that its interior was paved with lack toes (l ais inithe Frbt' it peise situation was unknown. Its discovery, even now, is due entirely' to accident. The oira ?? THIE ...

... I 0 III C ?? IV NOAS 5 I NINE YEARS AT TIHE GOLD COAST, by the Rev. Dennis Kemp (Macmillan), is an interesting book both as regards the general information it contains and the progress it shows made by the Wesleyan Missionary Society, of which the author was the general superintendent. The writer tells us that there are three necessary stages through which a worker must pass; the first is ...

... 3BooKS AND PERIODICALS I BBVIEWS OF THE LATEST WOPKS stra: app; PUBLISHED. very man FEEn RENAISSANCE. guaj ,,An Introduction to the Study of tho Ronaie- near samec. BY Lilian F. Field. Losedoit: Smithl, 'girl- Elder. and Co., Waterloo-place. her The. renaissance-that great period fraught Qua, with puch far-reaching results to modern civi- is ,isatio-his been the subject of books innmm r-hae ...

... HER, MiAJESTY'S THEATRE. : ONE OF THE BEST. Theatre-goers have a great treat inl store this week, when Ono of the Best will be put ont the stage. The leading features in this popular military dramna closely resemble those of the Dreyfus case, and should have a peculiar intere-st'at this time. The theme is patriotic, the staging excellent, and the acting all that could be desired. On its ...

... .SAVA4)EY IN NFW (it' 1NF:A G17P'MAINYi 1OOR SHUT. 0:n Itls s-ay' to c' lN ow OGuinva 1od li 'IlolTikw natlvo i.p1or, htsu'ciu' 4 tl '.140 toao'. 1a1 ?? de oo~r fii Op, :1~* C'ri ?? '11v of Vn''4p1'.p' Nrti ?? I rol 4 Ill I'l * I iil~n RA ;iro z ~ Oil ' ?? O! ?? ?? l iu . i*t ?? IN: A lN ?? 7n n, I: II. o 41.5 xi ' 1 Ill ½., oI 1 '¾V il 1 j15 * ?? ?? . 1 zIr11 . ?? tarl 5 * i' -~ l '44 ...

... M4AGA'S JUBILEE.' BL WACKWOOD9' SPECIA.L DOUBLE ; ?? ti'ot 'ond U M b ER. T'rta thows+ndth nuruber of Blackrood ; .- th te' toutest u er of that old-estatblis;hed ?? sti!vilgorouzl 3ud popular mirscelhiulv since it isln p i' rst- appeinkrncf, just ac. thousand ,Iiuont'-: a' ). It forms qluit a solid volume, and U LY ct;auulshi c!at once by thlb attras-iveness and i lO vxrietfy of its ...

... MlE rlA'L(AQ)El,1if' CLUB. MRt. JOHN HlAINE ON THlE DJRAMA. I i Afr. Joln Harm was thle jiriricipin speaker itt (theS fifteetitl anniial 'Untiter o ho Ih'L l'lygoerti' Club, a least WiC oT W hi~l nt nar]y 600 g~ri leune ii pit rhook iii thu 1-fog el ct-i Ce'cil IJas evonitig. Nesiilesai lo outay it wits accoinpanied (~ct~ by joit1 mus~ic, arid was ?? from the huccrutos to by ladies, tie Who6 ? ...

... (FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.) THEATRE MeTiHOPOLE.-Lessee, MIr WV. W. Kelly Acting-Manager, MIr J. Atkinson.-Mr H. C. Newman's company, in Alorocco Bound, provide a strong attrac- tion. Although familiar by repetition, the comedy has always a considerable following here, and the present occasion is no exception to the rule. In Mr Leonar4 May as Squire Higgins we have a sterling comedian, whose ...

... ?? Play, in Four Acts, ?? b Walter Howard. Writedn the Theatre, Manchester, Jan. 16th, 1 ?? ?? Mr FRED C. SOMERFIELD ;.,Ul starO ?? WALrER ROBERTS I, I n ?? CLIPTON BOrNE prioce Borosgorofi Mr SAm ART11UR ela Tresor ?? M r LALTER PURVIS Niholas . ?? M. Mr ALFRED WOOD Colonel ?? d Mr GEORoE H. DOYLE Clalree hestro r DICK THioMAs tr° ?? Miss ADELEINE MONcAGuE l,. tia' . . ..MliS MARlE AVLT A ...

... BOSCAWEN ENTERTARNMENT. E d A _ ?? | , .- . I . I C A very successful entertainment was given on I board the Bloseawen on Tuesday evening, under c the patronage of Captain (. Barney, the Rev. J. r V. Cox-Edwdrds, M.A., Chaplain of the Fleet, C MId the officers of the ship. 'The first part ofthe iograminroeosisted cif eougs (coinic and Eenti- ii aenuttl), and the second part ot the farce ...

... I THE GAIETY TrEATRE.. I THE NATIONAL -OPERA COMPANY. Last night a very large midience welcomed the performance of 'Faust by the* National Opera Company at the Gaiety Theatre. Of all ljyi- cal works that genius haicrested,, ther is nbt one that claims the tribute of unquestioning reverence and admiration with greater justice' than 'Gounod's masterpiece.: Its entrancing melodies, its ...

... w I BY MRS. L. T. MEADE AND CLIFFORD HALIFAX, M.D.- r,1)t -,4bpterp of, ...