... reception of the. Queen 'by her capital Wafter the recent VictoriesacIorded to the British aritns; but. I sapw her. Majesty at Hyde Park* Corntr on her arrival inl the West End in the morningr and. on tbe Thames Embankment during her drlve lto the.E City ...

... OF SIR CHARLES HALL. The death of Sir Charles Hall, XE.C.M.G., Q.C., M.P., took place at his London residence, Mount Street, Berkeley Square, at 8.15 yesterday morning. 1 Sir Charles was a son of the late Vice-Chancellor, the t Hon. Sir Charles Hall, of ...

... Drha--n, D sfor county Durham, and also of the lare 3 O e' ;: Dunnocbe, of Kirby Sigston, Yorkshere, anel Hilda Foster, of the Hyde Park Sianior .s Miss Mfuriel Foster)-who are both welli-knosn Flr't'4 and Associates of the Royal College of Music cf 1. 1 ...

... Clauightren congreculated the rmembers on the success achieved. Canon Cattley (Mayor of Worcester), Messrs. A. C. Cherry, T. C. Hyde, and E. IV. INXhinfield were re- elected vice-presidonts, and the name of Mr. Lee- Williams was added to the list. Mr. Ior ...

... CEAMS JAMMe (C), Diddington Hall, PackinOton, and Loch Carron, Ross-shire. Mr. Murray is the eon of the late Ri~bt Eon. S Charles Murray, was born in 1851. ana educated at Eton. He entered the Diplomatic Service in 1872, and after serving in the Foreign ...

... in 11) Paris nor the French Ambassador in London o know of any such negotiations, but Mr. Chamber- v lain, replying to Sir Charles Dilke within the r present session, stated that none vere proceeding either in the autumn or now. The Newfoundland e Governor ...

... was allowed to gO home. ' At Coventry Police Court, yesterday, Dr. Milner MIoore, Mr. George Loveitt, auctioneer, and Mr. Charles F Adcock, merchant, who reside on the Quadrant, Coventry, were summoned for not clearing the snow from a certain length of ...

... Australian troops has been abandoned owing to their sudden removal from the town. At a meeting of refugees from Newcastle, Charles- town, and Volksrust aeld here to-day resolutions were passed warmly congratulating General Buller upon his recent successes ...

... for about three-quarters of an hour the fire w-as subuaieitly extinguished to leave one man in charge. The manager (MIr. Charles Meakin), his wife, and four assistants who sleep cn the premises fo-tunately discovered the outbreak in time to escape unbarmed ...

... d I ?? on trh electors of the cOity. Iis opponent d I v.11 bel Mr. Russell Res (L), of Plymouth. It is rumourerd that Sir Charles Duilke (L) will be opposed t in thoe Fonat of Dean Division of the county; but no contests are likely to takce nlace in the ...

... when 3Matching wvas retieved. n Rvr)x,-Great excitement was shown in Hyde an district at the welcome' news. Flaits were hoisted on theI Town Hall and other public buildiegs, while Hyde Pier and E-splanade were, gatily dressed in honoer of thle Ioccasion ...

... and may our foemen of to-day be amongst the millions who shall do reverence to her memory. GENERAL BUILLER'S TACTICS. t Mr. Charles Williams, Writing in to-day's London M3orning Leadcer, says.: There is no confirmation of the story that Sic ltedvers BRller ...