... STEPHEN COLERIDGE. FORGOTTEN PROPHET. By W. S. LILLY. THE FORTNIGHTLY. A Retrospect. By M. LORD ROSEBERY's NAPOLEON. By His Honour Judge O'CONNOR MORRIS. THE CONCERT:. IN CHINA. By DIPLOMATICUS. THE TRANSVAAL QUESTION FROM THE MUSSULMAN POINT OF VIEW ...

... his Highness Aga Khan, gold dessert service; Lord :A Lady Sandhurst, silver cruet ; the Earl and Countess of Denbigh, peprer. casters and sugar-sifters ; Lord and Lady Cranborne, silver ca.i.cP sticks; Lord and Lady Charles Beresford old silver jar; the ...

... storm. Never was such: wealth of passion clothed in so exquisite a phraseology. -PUBLIC OPINION. Bound after the style of the Morris books, 5s. net. London: JOHN MURRAY, Albernarle-street, By the Author of THE PROGRESS OF PAULINE KESSLER.- THE REALIZATION ...

... - - . A - - - I THE HOUR OF LORD RoBERTS's ARRIVAL IN LONDoN. Mr. J. L. Wilkinson, the general manager of the Great Western Rail, way Company, has received an official notification from the War officc that Field-Marshal Lord Roberts will arrive at Paddington ...

... SIR 11. Fowl-ER's EULOGY OF LORD ROSEBERY. Speaking at the dinner of the Wolverhampton Liberal Club last nigst, Sir Henry lowler, M.P., said that the vast majority of Liberals, both in al d out of Parliament, desired that Lord Rosebery should return to ...

... the compromise with St. Bartholomew's is likely to detract i from the value of the site of the school. DEATH OF LORD HAMILTON OF DALZELL. Lord Hamilton of Dailzell died at his residence in Lanarkshire this morning. O John Glencairn Carter Hamilton was the ...

... barrel of turpentine and 50 lb. of collodion exploded on the third floor of Messrs. Tarrant's building. LORD RonTrRTs DELUGED WITH INIvTATIONS. If Lord Roberts were to accept a tithe of the invitations which are pouring in upon him, his home-cominig would ...

... -classics edited by well-known 5 Iholae' tate T;isla/edby H. F. CARE)' Edited by 5CIDANTE'S INFERNO, Tasaeb pgICET T0)A yBEE. LORD TENNYSON'S EARLY POEMS, Edited by J. Lri-Il RTON CO)LLIN'S; and OTK E,N Edieizd by a britifrmnt but anony.mou{scritic. TI tle ...

... W. Maclure (C). H. Nuttall (R). There was no contest in 1895. Pelling on Friday. (WEST HoUGHTON).--'Lord Stanley (C). Captain F. Thomasson (R). Lord Stanley was returned unopposed in 1895. Polling on Friday. X, (WIDNEs).-ColonelHall Walker(C). C. Ma ...

... the railway to deal wvith its increasing traffic. Copies of the trust deed can be seen at-the offices of Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, Crisp, and Co., 17, Throgmorton-avenue, E.C. A,'ppl'ications in the form accompanying the prospectus, together with the deposit ...

... enable the railvay to deal with its increasing traffic. Copies of the trust deed can be seen at the offices of Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, Crisp, and Co:, 17, Throgmorton-avenue, E.C. Applications in the form accompanying the prospectus, together with the deposit ...

... ITH- ROAD, W. 1153 beds). Patron, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, RG.; . President, the Duke of Devotishire, K.G.; Treasurer, the Lord Rothschild. FUNDS most URGENTLY NEEDED. R. GILBERT, . ecretary-Superintendent. /-HARING CROSS HOSPITAL, '. STRAND, and CONVALESCENT ...