... ES N E E h - I QUEEN RAISING. Where it is desireed to raise a new queen. or queens, for introduction to stocks, In which the queen has exhausted her best powern, or not proved sufficiently prolific, no time must be lost. The maethod of procedure is either by raising from the stock that has sent oi a swarm, or astockean bo setspart for thepur- pose. If several queens are wantod it will be ...

... RESLIBIrED.) I f.ALT, DIG I 9 Pady Ofstap. DR ER3RERT a. SWEETLAND.. I can stand this poverty no longer. A-I ur moneyis spent, there is hardly a openrce in the house, and Heaven only. 1wrinC wh5 you will earn any more. Why don't you g9t something to do? I wouldeven weep crossing before *I would letm'y wide almost go hungry. I em tce o ths lfeof make-shift, tired f mY tronbles-tired of my- ...

... THE TWEL'TH. [BY AN ULSTER PAPIST.] I WAS sittings last night, finishing my penultimate pipe, when I began to experience a queer and uncanny feeling. No, it was not drink. However; I wrestled with it ; and as I wrestled, I fell into a train of thought in which I seemed, in some hazy way, to be again in my native North, a boy once more. Presently my eyes fell on the old brass whistle in one ...

... THE PREMATURE PUBLICATION OF PARLIA- MENTARY DOCUMENTS. REPORT OF A SELECT COMMNIITTEE. The premature publication of reports of Select Committees in the THueD has occupied the attention of Parliament in more ways than one. There is issued to-day the report of the Select Committce to whom the Cottage ?? Bill was referred. Prefac2d to this document is the following:- Your Committee have been ...

... TERRIB1LE EPXPLOSION ON A TORI',1EDt) DESTROYER. EIGHT KILLED AND THIRTEENS INJURED, Then now torpedo-bonat decstroyer Bfullfinch, built by Earle's Shipbuillding C -ompany, Hull1, huit had not actually been taken ?? by ' tie U overcimitt, retcriieil to Portsmouth oin Friday afternoon from her snteaim triitls in the Solent wvith icrT flag lit hall(-mast9.. 1) in-tg the riot it ter it'i ax ...

... TIHE WOMEN'S CONGRESS. This wveekli a Congre.cs of ?? is siftitlct in Lonivdon for tlhe ?? of i eliping no ;lie general callse of womenil a nil for considering ; 'tmo of Olie pirolelis whi. sl s -ixcill y ?? fho lie-. We hav ?? inniii anll 01w 002, iid We iree v ill to to ?? it tlow, tti:t, iln oiln jll-l~t;oen, thle ?? on of the ParliIlinellntly ,..Iill!agee in ,woilell ii, the ?? t ( elO I ...

... DISPEnATE OTRUGGLE IN A TUAXN. A desperate struggle occurred on Tuesday evening betwoen a railway inspector nahmed Mills and a pas- senger on a Great We.stern train betweess Ely nin Cardiff. Isly is the ticket collecting station for Cardiff end tbe wior enaterly towns in South Wales and Men- mouthshire, cud on the arrival of the West ?? train sit Ely a tbird-class pacasenger, who afternards ...

... SPECIAL -A EDIT TION X. T ,UR DANi'S NEWSY t' \'DJ.4 ?? jCXNTEN-' S. 53F PAGES. SA~ iEii!AX 'S 1 ?? ?? NOiEBiG' 3 sA, AV rV 13 S-T'U ?? s SE 2K'RTS 1,- 'EN5 ...

... THAT TAKES SUrtVZY OF ALL THE WOLD. First Part HeRnry 1Y., act v., se. 4. The Parliamentary season is drawing towards its end. To-morrow Mr. Balfoor will move the suspension of the twelve o'clock rule for the remainder of the Session, and inake a statement as to the measures to be proceeded with between this and the prorogation, which should not take place later than in the %week ending Aug. ...

... A TRANSLATED IDEA IN FULL WORKING. Everyone knows the Rowtoll Houses in London, and how successful they have been. The hotel idea is the central feature of the scheme, and this, it seems, made a great impression upon Mr. Millb, a visitor from New York, who resolved to copy the experiment in that-city. In this month's Puritan is an account of the fulfilnent of Mr. Mills's resolve. Two ...

... mmail mall (15alette Offirtt 46P 18, CRA.r.'qG CROSS ROAD, WC. The Queen will leave Windsor castle for Osborne, accordingto present arrangements, on Thursd', tire 20th, and her Majesty is to stay ill the Isle of Wight for between five and six weeks before going to Balmoral for the autumn. The -Royal yacht Alberta, in which vessel the Queen will cross the Solent, has undergone a thorough ...

... SOUTHI11 RAND PROPRIETrARY.-A DISCLAIMER. a sh9 1, - i /,,1 Pxi i M .i. GAZv Ii :. To /h1c EDITOR (Y //Ic PALL MAL.LG tAZIrIj:. Sliz,-M\I attentio n having been called to a report of proceedings in the Banlirinptv ;o-:01urlt in relatio)n to this colilpatly ill thie Coluniins of vour paper of the i8th inst., and the assocition ol mI t\un-ie it connection therewith, I beg to disclaim any such ( ...