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... Thp New Childroli' Charter. THE first Order in the House of Commons to-day is the second readl- Tog of Mr. Robson's Bill for raising , the age at which children may be employed at whole half time from eleven to twelve. This is an infinitely more important measure than any- thing mentioned in the Queens's Speech, and if passes, it will be an incalculable benefit to the whole na-tion. As the ...

... INTERNA TIONA L. [By A. M1.] Tim nations have long hurled at one another the accusation of taking too large repasts and too many ; and here is 1Io-pcr's Miagmauiw bringing, with a freshness and siniplicity unimpaired, the old charge to the iront: We have bandied it with France. John Leech may be seen in a Pncwic volume of the fifties oflirilig it, with every sarcasm, to the French. Les ...

... THE C OURT. WINDSOR CASTLE, Feb. 28. Thle Queen and her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Battenbera drova out yesterday afternoon, attended by Miss Minnie Coohrane. The 'Dowager Lady Churchill, the Marquis of Salisbury, J.G., Prime Minister and Secretary of S.tate for Foreign Affairs, and the Lord Steward and Countess of Pembroke and Montgomery, arrived at the Castle, and had the honour of ...

... 'O UrTZ D7 IT7IO MR. RUDYAR''D VTPTLIN G'S ILLNESS. AN 1ENCOEURAGIING KRL-F0URI. There is nowv every rca .t, 'or the hope that \ir. Rudvyrd Kipling w ill be spared tei -. t i 'I I t ile il.S 'lot 1e.. 'troUlii 1 durillp the 1iSL day or two t lay saicly Le re 0 Ii t0 ai, a n11ouc CGi- i favourable sil~j. l he folloving 'aulletnv Wits v i-as ,ette S ?? ruin \ ork. i sucd at ?? IillUttS ?? ...

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... AN ANXIOUS DAY. S1 UNSATISFACTORY BULLETIN. MESSAGE P flZO MRS. KIPLING. M (VFOU OUR L1ORlSESPONDRNT.) NEW YORK, Tiesday. It was thought during tihe greater part of tho diy that, Mr. Kipling was hotter, llud the hope of his reeovery becamo quite general. But whoie the physiicians issiued at three o'clock a be hbillotin saying that thereo vat no improvo pe nout., anti liit tho patient liul ...

... IHOW .A BEAR WAS MADE TO DANK I I I ELECTRIC SHOCKS FOR HIS FEET. Th caseo of Lamrner v. Clemenci came before Judge Lumley Smith, Q.C., in the Westminster I County Court, and was a clim for electrica) work done. Ifr. Bamford, solicitor for the plaintiff, said the plaintiff, an electrician, made the defendant an elec- trie table, for a bear to dance on at the Royal Aquarium, for 32a. The bear ...