... Wernyss and March left London yesterday for Gosford Hou se, Longniddry, 'I-addingtonshire. The Earl of. Duilraven and Mount-Earl left Lonlond yesterday for Adare Manor, Adare, County Limerick. The Earl of Chesterfield left London yesterday for Thetford ...

... additions to the armoured cruisers, although fourteen new ones are promised or building; and while we have certainly added fifteen protected cruisers to the effective list, we have projected no new ones beyond the three third class cruisers promised last ...

... for the gallantry and judgment he displayed at Nickolson's Nek. ILLUSTRATED PAPERS WANTED. Mr. Maynard Matthews, the resident magistrate at Weenen, Natal, will be happy to receive illustrated newspapers and periodicals and any other contributions in kind ...

... leet with Ordered to the Front. '[he enthusiasm, far from diminishiing, seems to increase. Mr. Scott Russell will sing a new patriotic song at the Empire on Monday evening. It is composed by Mr. Sowerby, to words by Mr. C. E. C.-H. Burton, and is called ...

... South Africa, with which Her Majcsty's Christmas and New Year greetings to her troops were read forth to them on parade in every camp. I wish you (General So-and-So) and all my brave soldiers a happy Christmas. God protect and bless you all ! And again ...

... courteous manner in whiclr he had treat d the whole of them during their stay in London. MR GKOPmt, EI)msARDIitt, owing to the Gaiety Theatre being required fir ?? rehearsals of the new play, will terminatetherinrof.4 Ilruart.'inlthereon Saturday next TIhe title ...

... whence they made their wa-y% to Delagoa Bay. The Widgeon also- had Oa board Mr. George Lynch, Correspondent of ' The Illustrated -London News, who had been shut up in Ladyemith. He states that he got tired of the monotony of the siege, and maae an excursion ...

... first management of Macready, had played in The Merchant of 17eniae, which preceded the Christmas pantomime of Duke Humphrey's Dinner; or, Jack Code, tie Lord of London. Stone. Then assembled to greet the manager, who had acted Shylock, Mrs Warner, the Portia; ...

... desirable that the London County Counci1ktshould be the pur- chaser, but that the companies' undertakings shom~d be transferred to a permanent Water Board consisting of not more than thirty members, appointed by the county councils of London, Middlesex Surrey ...

... is the article which ap- pearcd in ' The Daily News of December 5th: A very distinguished teacher, Dr. Sophio Bryant, sugtgested lost week, in ths courea of a lecture, which was reported in Tbe Daily News, tht offers mhould be invited for lsta of the ...

... picture galleries to our magazine illustrations, we find that an immense advance has been achieved. The playgoer who has studied the works of ALMA TADE-MA and the late Sir FREDERICK LEIGHTON, whose very children's Christmas books supply a wealth of data as ...

... excellent musical director, keeps up the reputation of his corps in the various accompaniments and selections. LONDON PAVILION. The Belle of New York, whose fascinating presence so completely raised the fortunes of the Shaftesbury Theatre, has departed, ...