... formance are :-M. Charles Baidwita Mr. Bernard lertn-n., Mv.r. Bert D'Arc'r. Mr. Seth Joe., f-. HanT Ca6banTs, -Mr. Fred Kitchen, Mr. Hiar-v Brownse- Mr F. Genertl, Mliss Be*side Allaire, MiEss Lilly b-Lysling. T-Mr. G-eo. Ros.s. Miss Arda, :Minister ...

... Ivcre -waltno on tea head. Dadilv life is car- ried on in the Castle. and it is he wvho appears upside down. GCok in the kitchen drops a phate, wvhieb se--ms ..o me visitor in hL- dflusion to fall ssp-.Vards from tae an tre of gravity. Dinner is laid ...

... ha1'ing only one storev. in s'iiicl( tie r children slept-, and -w-hich wvas aeparatel frtols I her own bedroom hr a senti3 l kitchen. ?? fallen in. e S-he at once ran into tahe house and opened the door the childrens's room, x-hen shle- folijt ri- I lie -alirs ...

... gladly bear witness to its interest. Mair. Ward, hi the way, mentions in his ca-pita1 liohpter about t~hiia, that Lordi Kitchener own,, a, little is'land away oni the NXile behind ER-pliantinz~ -and ta rise Sirdar hlopes some day, when his fighting ...

... manageress of Bangor Arms Hotel, Killough, reported to the consta- bulary that a silver teapot had been stolan from the kitchen. A man named John M Iermnitt was arrested by Sergeant M'Phbllip, and charged with the larceny. Denying all knowledge of the ...

... AlufreJt Kineawza .nd Sona= hirsj orvrieee with !Modoradiale or Oars', by Da'woa T''nner, dID. Illustrated artkiles on Lord Kitchener of Khar-) toum aend Lord Posehery as a rising statesnan are thc leading features in trih Womian at Home. There are, inoreover ...