... - BY DALRYMPLE J. BELGRAVE, Author of Jack Warleigh. 'Turf and Veldt, At My Tether's End, Dick D&ve1D0fl Danger, The Doctor's Dinner, &c. VfLI.-ONE OF TWO: A VIERY STRANGE CASE. Iu the year 1862 a ilr. John Fleming, an accountant, resided at 17, Sandyford.place, Glasgow. He had becn a fairly successful man in his business, and he had another house at Dunoon, on the coast, where ...

... [ooPnwIGLaT.1 I- | . ?? TVIEB FATAL LQO1. S 0' .JIN. * A LANCASHIRE STORY. BY J. SWINDELLS BARLOW, Author of The Opera House Mystery, Wvhom God ?? X ?? BEGAN JANUARY OTH. CHAPTER VIII. 1O1W TOM MARSDEN FARED AT ROTTON QRANOW. Tile young sergeanets disguise proved more than equal to the task of deceiving the police authori- kies, for, though he spent fully an hour with them prior to setting ...

... FARIM AND FIELD. I. -. . . . ~ &GRICULTURAL NOTES. [BlY Oun SPECIAL CORlESPO.-MENT.] WEATHER WILD ANDMILD. Whatever its effect may be ultimately on the agricult.ural 'intei est, 'we are undoubtedly passing through a winter which has so far brought us weather exceptional in eharacter. -.From its epmmetieemet it has' been what is usually de- seribed'ds ,a no en wixiter, fot althoiigh in cur ...

... THE POU ?? PKFR.AGE ROMANOi, 0 The Press Association says:-Mr. G. H. Hall, of 3, Warwick-court, London, who has for -many years acted aa solicitor to the senior claimant to the Poulett title'and estate, Onr:Friday saw the to1KcitorM gO t other side, in reference to his client'scase. Hitherto he has been in a measure free to discuss the. matter, and has courteoiisly consented to give any ...

... The icit; international. iexposition in Jopan is ,planned for Ihe year 1902. The: Japanese Govcrn- ament is alrmady getting ready to take -the first pre .,minary steps, nnd a suitable site for the exhibition is 'behig chosen. -as: . - 1' An elabornte inivestigation 'into the protection of iron and ateel against -corrosion has been completed; and .the results ar given in a' German technical ...

... THE PARK SOHEiE AT HYDE. FURTHER ]YEVELOPEMENT. A discussion of some importance took place on Mon- day night at the monthly meeting of the Hyde Town Council in reference to the park scheme. It will be remembered that some time ago the Misses Alhttn presented the town with the Newton Lodge estate, comprising 30 acres, and valued at about £10,000, for the purposes of a park.. Tho donors retained ...

... THE ISITUAL CONTROVERSY. I A memorial is in course of siwnatnre by prominent laymen of the ('hurch of England, oxpressing oou- filence at this time of disquiet in thr arobbishops ani bishops, and aympathitting with the Afforts which these prelotes are making to Beonre due observance of the rules preserihed bp the Book of Common Prayer, wbile not intrinrih. that tomprehonsiveness wli ...

... PSGARF'UL BLIZZARD IN AMERICA. AARCTIC COLD IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. SCORES OF PAUPERS FROZEN TO DEATH -A11 the States on the Gulf of Mexico and the At- 'lantic seaboard have been visited by-a fearful snow blizzard, which has wrought widespread havoc. The fioat on Monday lay several feet deep on the level, While in the cities of New York and Washington the drifts were from 10 to 20 feet deep. ...

... C IF, t IND 'S ' T~he latest .Amertean dea for -the sh*W o v oE~Tprevent~ fouling anid corrOsiO, is to sheath them with glass plates,*whiclh is said- to be entirely feasible . O(t of S total-of about 7jiOO0 adulti men 1. the otlited Xingdodr from'wich trade ?? are reegitedl, dsdilyn sbout.1490,004 belong to the UnionsL, snnvof 1,010,000 women-.xzoluding domestic servants and 'nll women not ...

... THE PO DLETT PEERAGE ROMIANfCE. The Daily Mail ?? appear to acW- mulate in favour of the claim of Vijo;unt Hinton, the organ-grinder, to the Poulett peera ,e. SM& at Somerset House on Friday verified the fact thy. the late Earl's first wife had uut only a second fsr., but also a third, both of whorn .vere regist'red as beinr the children of Elizabeth Lavinia and NUliM Henry osoulett. Of ...

... . 'OX 1OUNDS poISONED. -I N nrl SVA?0 ;FV1 TRA9 AT 'WOLTM ltslad ure bHdll., A 55 f'h~ea °~pt'Ton Wtta the sr rios of Watsrful wtereni lvrh oe noar Co i ed , se .S nn th risonors paeto ~rentys leart . h Ln~hicgad polivingiii th ovler, and is alkn bovufds toeonknr ent~g far olthof ohe dhe e hiseisteer, To yre' housennd hiat itwrh~eigt hlced lle Bllqaed tol hie ho5e s plt' ?? TbJfEt TRAGNLY ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? _I TUlE CZAR AND T11 DOLL. Everybody knows the story of the vwonderful Paris dolls carried by Monsieur FeUre to the little Grand Duocless Olga when he went to St. Petersburg. Now comes the story of the reception given to the dolls by the Czar himself. The baby grand duchess was not more fascinated than her august father witsh these extraordinary dolls, which taidied on a ...