... M. FREDERICK HARRISON ON LAM AND KEALS. On Satturday the ceremony of iunei'ing two medallion portraits, in bronze, to the memory of Kemts and Lamb, at the Passmore-Edwards fr'ee Library, Edmonton, was performed by Mr. Frederick farri.on. The tablets, the gift of the founder of the library. occupy one side of the en- trance ha, and are the work of Mr. George Frampton, A.R.A. Mr. Harrizon, in ...

... REMARKABLE TRANSACTION'. | £120,000 FOR NINETEEN PICTURES (THROUGH LAFFAN' S AGENCY.) NEW ORLEANS, May 4. A most remarkable transaction in picture dealing has just occurred here. An aged negro, named Marcel, who keeps a curiosity shop in r the city, has long boasted of possessing a cole tion of rare paintings of the highest value. Niot much serious attention was paid to his asser- tions until ...

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... Iib'-rml Cross-currnts. FvPn creatizig whhat is ?? ex- 1 citampnt i: politic:l circles: ' th:~em is nothing, more, ?? thnn the bodd enunciation of a trunism. Patty , d politici:-lis, like the rest of zoankLind, are for the i r m1ost pirt reaitures of convention. T.hey live t 'Imid move ami have their being aimong caech-f wovrds and shiltl, s. Ther feet on soundin C.. rrpncrmaitw, ani ...

... I -- -- - 'EXPLORATIONS IN THE BOLVIAN I ANTI)S. ADDRESS BY SIR MARTIN CONWAY. Members of the Royal Geographical Society as- sne-mibled in forec last night to hear Sir Martin Con- way describl his Explorations in the Bolivian Andes. Leaving Southampton with two Alpine guides, he voyaged to Colon. crossed the Isthmus of Panama. sailed to Callao, thence proceeded to -Mol- lenlo, and so ...

... THE FATAL Ritors AT 0IGA. M INTY KLLED AN\ D W OUND E D. (PRoM OUR GORRrtSPONnDT.) BERLIN, Monday Nigh. Additional partioulars are now to hand of the fatal dihturbnexts at, Rigas It will be remembored that when the wom=en from the mills were on their wavy to lay their griovatoto bezore the Govornor, the police cornered thenm off into a garden and kept themi there. When tie male hands heard of ...

... THE TRANtSVAAL _ FURTHER PACIFIC RUMOURS, |TfE DYNAMITE CONCESSION ANTD Tlll, CONVENTION. STATEMENT BY MR. CHAMBERLAIN. SYMPATIIY WIITH TIlE OUTLANDERS. A MESSAGE FROMI SYDNEI. Rumour continues to point to a friendlv settienlent of tbro qurstions outstanding rjc- twoen thbe Transvaal Government on the one hand and the Imperial Government and the Outlande-rs on the other. A special telegram ...

... The Qnfmn in I homlfilfigtOJ). Tun fouindation stono of the ?? l whi*ch nro to r;nmph'to I the solilth 'Wnilst ll auitvloM | I _ *I / I .. .. _, . . I ' trai vest'rday laid hy thle Queen. If this . rimpln sicel torrent of a fant t coulld Ir,,e been prcwented to the ?? s of aqy Eng- lishnban living sixty years ago, hre would harve 4nieidrl incredulously, and ninked1, what Qieen There is no ...

... A BRITISH FLAG HIALED DOWN. RI euter's Agency is inlotmed that as a resait of the Ametican operations in the Philip.pine and the removal of the SPnrish jurisdiction from some ef the islands in the Sultznato of SuiL, and to tbe south-east of the Philippine group, at present un- touched by the Americans, a very sericus conditi of things has existed for some months past. On the departre of the ...

... l C.C. BYE LECTION AT DapLWIC ?? POLLING TO-DAY. )fR. JOHN BURNS'S VKWs. To-day the elootors of DuIwioh will hve An opportunity, if they care to &vail themselves of it, of retuning by & combined effort ItiWO slwart Progressivea to the London Couty -lowei- Mr r. A. A. Ailn, barrister, of West Dulwich, ax4 Mr. a. B. Ransey, avetioner, Quewm's-road, Peekham, are the Progresaie candidates, and ...

... THE QU1 EN'S BII¶AY IN| I AMERICA. TEE WORLD'S SPECIAL SOUVENIR EDITION. MESSAGE FROM HER MAJESTY. (@otGHc 1w ?? AN-y.) NE'W YORK, May 22. T1e New Ycrk Wirorld, publishes a special souvenir edition in honour of the Queen's 80th birthday. It contains tributes to the beneficent influence of her Majesty's reign, from ex-Presi- dtle3t Rnrrison, President Diaz, and the Me 'can Cabinet, as we ...

... IGNATIMT RJMIED W ?? THE RUSSIN ML GLADSTON a COUJM IGNATIFFT AT EOME | REMN TISCM CM OF LORD h SALISBURY. C y (BY OUR SPECIAL COMUfiI M) a ST. PETERSBURG. b It is eleven years since I first met Genaral Ignatie:Z and to y srprise he does uot seem n t* have aged a day in the interval. As iorjt] Couxntess Ignatief, she has absolutely grn younger, a reward prbably gpive to her by the v lm0rtal ...