... C euE V LINT E R - - | Bv direction of Major-general Ttotter' cidirman of the committee of the Horme District Rilie Ineeting, the programme has been issued in respect of the compe- titions for the Daily Telegraph cup, I Dewar trophy, the Generals' cups, and prizes, whichwill take place on the ranges of the N.R.A. at Bialey, and the Guards' ranges at Pirbright, on Satur-, day, May 6. The ...

... - The Earl of Romney- presided at a meeting respecting the Mariner society's traineng ship Warspite, held yesterday afternoon at the society's offices in Bishopsgate E.C. Among those present were Vice-admiral Sir M. Bowden Smith, ?? Adniral H. P. De E&ntow, and Resr-admiral Ernest Nevile ERolfe, C.B. The quarterly report-Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 1898-showed that the total number of boys on board ...

... YEST:ER~pA A 3LONDOB X SUMMARY., _ . ?? If tb's County council scheme for the -new'thoroughfare between Holborn and the Strand needed ap4y furtherdemonstra-. tion as to ittsntiiity,it surely was afforded yesterday afternoon at the Holborn end of Chancery-lane. Here the roadway is up on account oftthe laying, of some electrical mains, and it is difficult for two vehicles to pass abreast. As ...

... Igo earreog-anunto. T[AvUtrUL FOR ADVICE, , . L ., ANr W. BascoE.-If the rent does not exceed 20l. a year, serve your tenant with a written notice in the form set forth in the Small Tenements Act of your intention to apply to the justices (at the expiration of seven clear days fiom the service of the notice) to recover possession under the Act, and pro- ceed under that Act. A. B.-You had ...

... LF~h.Grliell. BY WE. BARLEY, ?? SEASONABLE GARDENING. BEET, ONIONS, CAnROTS, PLArSNIPS, &C., in the form of forward spring seedling crops, i should have the surface soil loose and iro-, and be thinued out betfises. In too general a wkV SU00 crops aare thin, showing blauks il the rows, hence. when the preliminary or first tliainlsin is atcendea to, sonie of the strolnest 'plaiits dr-wa from ...

... THM UNITED KINGD02L LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS, fF30R1 OUR OWN CORtRESPONDENTSBJ BFURNLEY. It was reported here to-day that the Victoria hospital will in all probability benefit to the extent or about 3,0001. under the will of the late Miss Eningb Rothwell, of Poulton. CHELT ENHAM. William Henry Turley, 50, a commie. sion agent, of Oldbury, WorceStershire was sentenced to-day to two months hardl ...

... bwanta for tbc vtop. I 3gt DL ANDIREW WILSON. ?FWrittse sodus'dwh for Ltssds Nisprr s) It has been nuggested to me that, ix view of the deep and widespread intersft whiiih haB been awakened bytho national ?? tor the prevention Of cone .imp- CORS, I abonid devoto ons or two articles r ?? exposition of that t5pio. I do 5v with plesanlre, because it in a priv- legs for any one to ?? in however ...

... THlE SUMMONS AGAINST MRS., DRIUCE. Mrs. Anna Maria Druce, of Feather- I stone-buil'dings. H-lolborn, appeared at I West London police-court, oL. Tuesday, to answsr an adiourned summons for as- saulting MeaudBentley, a married woman, residing at Oxbery-avenue, Fulham. There was a second saimmons against the dafeud autfor assau]lting theoomplainlant's sister, Laura Bettorie'ge.-Mr. Bernard ...

... [.ALL PIGHTS RESEWTED.] i S@¢t tlarorc. i -- - BY ST. CLAIRE. Wh l at on earth am Ito do? Not a tc' 64 ci 1ight, nay poor cycle injured, 5ankcc disloeated or brek' n. Even a in, en slc man, mourl be ietter tban ati.h n;r but, of course, one will not taluset because ho's ^aaited. Justlmy dl-. W\Ot. t y swevet stepmlother tri- u ever me this time! 1'I euould walk 1 souldut civre but- rl4 ...

... ARMY STATIOS FOR FEBRUARY. Ye] Rorie Guads tlyile-parit. let Dragoon Guards,' tuifin.-luid, lieeds-3ed, Yorb,-4th. Btewai Plndi.-Etb, Meeorut, Bengal. ?? -2nd Dlriigwae, Edinburghl. ibtaseere. itatat' CauterburY. 6th Dreegeons, DuntbeiL 7th Ibussaen No lrwieli ; Cantorbury.-3th Humeari, 9hLancers, BfMtact.'bt, ijb j10th leNeamr, Cuenterbury.-llth.. SioePnjb ,Cantomianry. 12th ia.cteuere. ...

... THE UNITED KINGDOMI I _ -- .. _- LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS. FrlOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDIENTS.] AIRDRIE. Five lads, from 11 to 14 years of yea, have been arrested on a charge of extra- ordinary assault on one of their playmates named Riddoch. It appears that the boys were bathing in the Clyde, when a quarrel arose, and the five ?? Rid- doch. He was badly maltreated, some of the boys jumping on him. ...

... IANOTHER L)NDON CLAIMANT TO A PEERAGE. Another I ondon claimant to a peerage has arisen in the person of a builder named Jamies Stadlord, of 103, Packing- ton-street, Islington, who aspires to I the MStalord barony and estates. Re says ho isthe direct ?? descen1d ant of lervey de Sta,:ord, created a baron in 1193. The Act of Parliament provided that the barony should Le given to lierrey dle ...