... SATURDAY PAGE FOR HOME READING. I T il RIIIE IGIOU S WO(PRD. RE'LGION IN THlE ARRMY. t'L A TALK WITH THlE RET111.a NG th CHAPLUIN-GENEhAL ?? (ntoMI A 9:ORRS8SPONDnDr.) it o. you asks ue v what wanner of man is 1)r. Edihul , the retiring Chaplain-Gaeuera-l of tht' I' Army 9 The fillowving anecdote wvill give you wt an ideoa. A short tile nago Dr. Edghill, who re. is ens of t-he most charmning ...

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... I?. V.6maOt f I Correspondents MUST give Stil ?? and- the DATES OF THE ?? to which they refer. We cannot search back numbers, nor print inquiries for missing husbands. 'rbese columns are notintended forinquiaies in respect to claimants for money, and no agents, at home or abroad, have any con- nection with Ltorjd's. ANSWERS TO INQUIRtIlES. Writing from Michigan, ?? Ifenry Matthews says: - ...

... CITY NOTE& LAKE VINEW CoNSOLS. Rumour has been persistent of late both with regard to the falling.offi the Lake View returns and the question of mnanagement. Other run our more or less wild, have been circulated, but the two points to wich ,.x have referred vwere those to which most attention was given. The director of the company have now issued a circular which confirms the impressions but ...

... Nov. 8. Duphnis et ChtWo, lyrical comedy, in three acts, words by M1. Jules and Pierre Bar- bier, music by M. Henri Mar.chal-Lrriiue (Renaissance). 11. Chta/,crttur, three-act comedy, by M. Maurice Souli6-Od6on. 13, Petit Chagrinc, comedy, in three acts, bv M. Maurice Vaucaire-Gvmlnase. 13. Lcs Picds Nickehis, one act comedy, by M. Tristan Bernard-Gymnase. ,, 15. La Prise de Troie, opera, in ...

... Omair Rhayvvm. ,ESSs-. M&cm-l' An' have pub- i lished in a sumptuous, and at the sane tine a handy, Volume the e _ . 1 I -. ,. _- - I four editions of the Rubai-;!t, translated by Edward Fitzgerald from the famous poet and, I astronomer. -No translation in the world, ex-| cept the translation of the Bible, has achieved. such popularity. TAis is no doubt partly &de to the fact thst the original ...

... MILI'rAux FESTI[VA], AT THE I ALIBERIT h1,lt1 \tirlT GE1 THE, PRINCE, OP WALES TiK: VLTI -t ?? Iun it) vost'rtlay I I, und, r eit taito zo 0 tich Ufi~c-ps L) 'I 'ZI . C LI- I '1 n t'i ?? Iti 11 Ilit, prc'seuoe of ii 'ho ~ 'A and a brilliant dioiiinci 1,t1i hot Vorriss wuki AUr. tattlo tug i[ Ito ?? noI Iii >0' 'I(f jI L ?? I tlmII o kl iiul lit, pa tt 41r Lk-!Wd er't gllt' LI I ?? Il~inlto ru ...

... NOM CNT THE WAR. ?? -- n- | BY OUR MIiJTAflY EXPElt in_ O ON WHICH BANK OF THE MODDE es ENCLOSED LJADYSMITIL. COLD BLOODED CRITICS. Pit - ro T THE LOSSES INCURRED. ke r wish to observe that I did not yesterday cy ro-nmit myself to the assertion that during at Lord Methuen's action on the Modder River ry the Boors were at first on the further side. s Frankly I do not know, and I think that ...

... I THE FIGHTT KATEA S KOP. SHARP CRITICISM. IIGW KFrl-F ALCONEJIL WAS SHOT. TH3E COlllt lS PON I) ENT AND THIE CO UNTIRS l: N. ?? ?? frotm the correspondents on tho Wv:*5ririi froutior fotrntisli somo iiterxrsting rend- ing. 1etnter's agent, writing from OniAwgC Piver on the 12th uIt., doscribeis the reorinnais- t snmco on itsI llthi, during ?? Colonal .Kvitlt- !i'alconor ?? kiliiled. I 11 says ...

... Messrs. Cassell nnd Co. bave jitimt ?? l thoir sumnptuoui edition ?? Milt;on's P par;adiso ].ost, with Guatavo Dor'is weird an' inpice- SiVt£ illustrtiorn. It it liot ia hoa.ly voluljne for thv reader, hiut its bulk, of ?? is ien. derod absollutely niecrsiary to give duo effcct to thn pictilre:4. It must not be buppl.st!d howevor, that those pictures bave beeu tho olle ejnsidoration to which ...

... STORM OF THE WAIL HTOME FROM SOUTH AFRICA. F'IRST ARRIVAL or WOUNDED. A I)ECOPI) PASSAGE. 1xNut:E'KV IE WS WITHP1 MEn v N EN. No XIL Ilti ra.'markablt illustration of Lhu Onf- YtFi-L'v n ieill oi itiido tat the lrntisli tfi-anspert se -la, uottal 'rae giveii tiian t ho narrn-llal trieatly' ii ths ,ounir a-V cit nitla Cd tlitvoise liii) %N, ro phvi'.l l CIL) d 'O nih):b. iln thuo earli~svs.ago ...

... S T 1I . . . HER IA ESTY'S ENTRIES. To-mnorrow- kMonday) afternoon, 'under the presidency of Earl Winterton, ths Smithfield Club sho* will be opeaed at Ielingtonl. On its opening dav the Prince'of -Wales will visit the show. Theo champion animals from the Nor. wich, Birmningham, Edinbure-h, and in. verness shows meet at this show in com- petition. Among the valuable prizes' offered-are'the ...