... having joyfully surrendered, are now currying favour with their hosts. Not other- wise would Festus Der'riman of Mr. .Thomas Hardy's Trumpet- IMajor have paraded his grievances if he had really been taken captive by the Corsican ogre. A correspondent ...

... foretold.' They include Mr. Horace Avory, Mr. J. Eldon Bankes, Mr. 2G. Horridge, Mr.. Henry Kisch, Mr. Stuart Macaskie, and Mr. Thomas Edward Scrutton. NOT ON THE REGISTER. -A correspondent in a contemporary vouches for the following story: Liberal workers ...

... the Rev. Marcus 'IO RTHififCHA3uPE6.: Prebendary Eirdle -Wilnmot, 7 / PORTXX'CAPEL Baker-'street.-The li~ev W 'H.Griffith Thomas, 11land 7. FOUNiDLING qHOSPITAL CHAPELh.-The Rev. A R. Buckland, .11. PORTM4AN.'ROOMSj 'Baker-street.-_.Dr. Momnerie, 1130 ...

... former ran away with thrteen holes inl -lk tle match by lotir LIp and three tq play. Similarly, Mr. Iaet MrIT. lobb verx- hardi Lunt1ill r tilte finish, wiieit lie Ii heimt, ilnd was Icatiu:i l~v two and otic. Mr. II. C. Ellis, the ix iot whom better ...

... including the Countess of Selborne, the Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale, the Earl of Cranbrook and Lady E. Gathorne-Hardy, Lord and Lady Morris, the Attorney-General, Lord Justice and Lady Collins, Lady Roberts, Lord and Lady Blythswood, Sir William ...

... of the inquiring activity of the Radicals sitting below the gangway is a demai.d for a new South Africa inquiry. Mr. D. A. Thomas (who, by the way, sits above the gangway), has given notice of the following motion for Tuesday, the 20th inst. To call attention ...