... ANUAL SHOW AN]D SPORTS SPEECH BY EARTL CARRINGTON. The sixth annual show and sport, held in connection with the Richmond Allotment Holders, was held yesterday in the Old Deer Park. The prizes were given by the Corporation of Richmond to encourage the improvement of thn allotments, which are tot by the Corporation to Nvorking men, and which are adjacent to the Corporation's Work- ng Nle's ...

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... AN IDLMM -IN OLD FRANCE.* i .. ?? . ?? if Mr. Tighe ITopkrins r-ir flire olden tiree of mnuch of its' halo, lio showli Oart tire now P ritoadily, if slowly, uralirig for rightoousnr'se. Mi'. I Ipktin doesi no1 (Io this purposely. flit does~ nut prm-eh, does not draW niorrmd lossons of any kiind. P~rom hiq arc(rumirations of old Vr oflldl hoer ho soeuts thle significant facts;, a rid loao'e~ ...

... DRIEAM DAYS. -, -a- NltR. KENNE'H'fl GIOAfIAME'S NEW BOOK. Mr. Kenneth Grahanie is the proso poet of childhood',. itis work is a: delight to tho elders to re-ad, for it is albout, and niot for children thait het write.s. His 310w volumen, 'Dream Pays , (1 Vol., .John LIane), is a Sctqut'nee to W that charmuing book, ?? ?? Age.' it is not in all its parh., equ-al to it.s predtsce.'ior, but ...

... TIIER NAVAL MOBTLISATION. GETTING PEA DY FOP, THEI M AN&;U1RnS. The' worer connhrited with the' rinhbilisatrou earn- Slleiild-is a.varlY ito, fflvi to'ioi'k yvt'idlietl moiijrning, e Il tINeV CdI(I Iti iilt I1'Ltl I t~ lrr-o 1.ighi trho tevliolo dIRty. Pii}:etitrly tit tirdit IIo'cIck lliiviieilt vessi'ls ?? their ?? oil lltii~ it ltl iii eoflhtniissimli for the' IrItatloenl-ettro arid 1,In no ...

... MIsE BRIGAIDS I.VIEWMD- YES'TBU~lDAtY. A reviewv of tih flietrepolitmiv Fire Brigade took plice ye.,terdiiy afteri(oll ol l'eckfi11x Rye Coimoixo. ianly ?? lisi of o xeotile gutlil ed from aill parts II ?? to Wttije.S thle liS)fixiY, ill which' there took pi:t, mlitlr tile lirectioll Sf omainilidilrlt WNI-ls, R.N., 1491 ollicers nelm 11100, sith live stellex ire cingixieC, four ?? eicl.CLILcS, ...

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... ,.,2RK IV, IN THE :TEA ROOM. IN THlE HousE. BY AN OBERVER.. THEUndr~Scrtary for War has not been slow to follow the example ofthe Vice-ptesiden~t of the Committee of CouncildiEuaon Sr OfnGrS a poal the fist Minister of the Crown to give-what inhtheorsuseaas an tobject-lesson from the Treasury me thod Hofa dina hm tenchlnof divinghome al~ argument, *of empha- tjznc a- pla f illustrating a ...

... ITHE SIBERIAN RAILWAy, A REVOLUTIONARY AGENT. The Siberian railway has justly been called a genuine Russian under taking, inasmuch as everything in connection with it is of imrense ni , say unprecedented, dimensions. This does not only apply to the figures, although they are telling enough, says Engineering, but the ilagniti1 of the railway is far more comprehensive end widespread than one is ...

... TIJIRTY YEARS IN MACEDONIA. TIr-se PRESENT SITUATION. wing statement, given to me by one who has enjoyed an unbroken 501ourn of over thirty years in Macedonia-whose name cannot be pub- lsooud for very obv-ou reasons-will perhaps be read with interest, not only on a~c untof the disturbed condition of that region, but also because Ir. o ant stands almost alone among impartial spectators on the ...

... 'Zbe Zop of tbe M1orning. THE REFORM OF THE CALCUTTA CORPORATION. The Viceroy of India has written a letter to the Bengal Government, in tvhich he says Sir Alexander Mackenzie's bill for the reform of the Calcutta Corporation might not in practice ensure that amicable and patriotic co-operation of all parties in the future municipal government ofthe city which is essential to efficient ...

... SLOWLY but steadily time and the new Government seem to be unravelling the tangled skein of, the political situation in France. The latest step in that direction is the removal of General ZURLINDEN from the powerful position of Governor of Paris-a step which has, of course, been expected ever since the new Cabinet took office. It would, in our opinion, have been a public scandal if that ...