... MUSIC AND TIE DR51A. (Fnt03m or w o a_,T Conrnt ofllfll I London, Sunday Night. A good number of musicians have gone down fronm London to-day to Scarborough. where the annual conference of the Incorporated Society of Musicians will open to-morrow. The ...

... We have received-from 78 New Oxford Street, is London, a packet of Holloway's Natural His- tj tory cards, which give piotures and brief h I descriptions of birds and beasts. The finm also tc send us Hollowvav's Illustrated Family Priend o; and Ahmaniac ...

... published by 3Messr. Longmans, Green, and Company, 9, Paternoster Row, London, states :-As a result od t&e corn ateiages for the sevea years to Christmas, 1899, published isn te London Garzette of - this eveni n-vaz.h -heat 3s P4#d. per Imperial bushel, ...

... average cca-cel to go cousrientioasly through such an ;urconsgruous production. K Mesqrs Gibbings & Company (London: 18 Bury Strest) havo issued a new edition-the I tuhirnof Tho Rose Garden of Persia, a study i .o Persien Poetry, by Louisa Stuart Costelo ...

... of them during their stay in London. MR GEOREG EDAVARDES, owing to the Gaiety Theatre being required for the rehearsals of the new play, will terminate the run of A PRunarey Girl there on Saturday next. The title of the new play at the Gaiety hovers between ...

... upon whom the Spirits of Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Future exercisesuch a marvellous influenceisimpressive, and eminently successful as a piece of character acting. Mr Alec Hurley plays the leading role in a new scena, by E. W. Rogers ...

... As Lady Plimdale Miss Yvonne Orchardson was graceful. a s~~AMBRIDG'E. NEw THEATRE.-Managing Director. Mr W. B. Red- fern, J.P., D.L.-Miss Madge Ray's company in Dangcrs oj London is here this week. Mary Stanhope is safe in the experienced hands of Miss ...

... PUBLISHED. Ta ljaUNrTED -INGBOM: A Political Iistory. By GoOLDw-r Sauxa, D.C.L. [London: Macmillan and Co., Lililed.a Mr. Goldwin Smit prints as a motto on the title- page of his new, book the fine saying of Pyn.: The best form of governmentu is that which ...

... mis hi;s book a E modern Christmas Carol-'a dignity to which > its cheery optimism, aS well as tle Christm LS , party with which it concludes, certainly entitie it. n S:1SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY. . Mrs. Katharine Tvnan's new Irish stoer is i , very charming ...

... from any of your new neighbours, it should be returned within a week- that is, the first call, of course. Where the new- comers are quite unknown to begin with, the vicar of the parish is often the first to call, especially if the new-comers are Churoh ...

... MADAME BELLE COLE will sing the National Anthem on Monday next at the opening of the London Hippo- drome. Every member of the audience will be pre- sented with an illustrated sou-enir of the building, the drawings being by Val Prince, and the literary matter ...

... compiled by Mr Wilfrid Bendall; and is illustrated with portraits and facsimile repro- ductions of letters from well-known people and musical scores. MtEssn FReLDMAN AND CO., of 9, Berners-street, are about to issue a new volunteer song, written by Stanley ...