... bosom, Aind tey heart's in the breast of you. Stitchwort. t Wallflower. Dog-violet. The history of the C.I.V.'s, which the Lord Mayor has caused to be written in a blue-book of sonic sixty pages, makes exceiler: reading. The regiment was born on the 20th ...

... Perthshire, where they will remain for two months, Lord and Lady Dunleath have left Eaton-square for Ballywater Pakk, County Down. - Lady Claud Hamilton has returned to Haa s Mansions from Paris. Lord Connemara, who has benefited greatly' by his stay at ...

... 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 ...

... and Morris have come and departed in vain.--I am, &c., 1'1N JUDGE. 7, PalliMall, Nov. 15. LAW AND LIrERATURE. To th e EDITOR of dth PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Under the heading Silk and Stuff, in your issue of to-daY, you rightly give credit to Lord Coleridge ...

... IN COMMAND, by ROBERT MARSIHALL. MATINEE. EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2.30. TWO EXTRA MA~TINEES THURSDAY NEXT, Ian. 3 (Lord Roberts's Day), at 3 o'clock, And TH CRSDAY, Jan. 10, at 2.30. Box-office (Mr. Leverton) 10 to 10. Telephone 2,933 Gerrard ...

... at 2, Box-6fficc (Mr. Mackay), open 10 to 10. CRITERION THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. CHeARLES WYNDHAM. TO-NIGHT, at 8.50, THE NOBLE LORD, by ROBERT MARSHALL, Preceded, at 8. by CHURCH AND STAGE. Doors open '(.45. MATINEE, EVERY SATURDAY, at3. WYNDHAM'S THEATRE ...

... IMIATINEE, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2. CRITERION THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. CHARLES WYNDHAM. THIS EVENING, at 8.50, THE NOBLE LORD, by ROBERT MARSHAALL. Mr. Arthur Bourchier, Mr. Weedon Grossmith, Mr. George Giddens, Mr. J. B. Gordon; lirs, Charles Calvert ...

... LAST MATINEE, TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 2. CRITERION THEATRE, Lessee, Mr. CHARLES WYNDHAM. THIS EVENING, at 8.50. THE NOBLE LORD, by ROBERT MARSHALL. Sir. Arthur Bourchier, Mr. Weedon Grossmith, Mr. George Giddens, Mr. J. B. Gordon; MATINEE. EVERY SATURDAY ...

... SATURDAY, at 2.10 (including BOXING DAY). ORlTFRIQN THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. CHARLES WYNDHAM. THIS EVENING, at 8.50. THE NOBLE LORD, by ROBERT MARSHALL Mr. Arthur Bourchier, Mr. Weedon 'Grosganith, Mr. George Giddens Mr. J. B. Gordon; Mrs. Charles Calvert ...

... and SATURDAY, at 2. CRITERION THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. CHARLES WYNDHAR. CLOSED.-REOPEN on BOXING NIGHT, at 8.50, with THE NOBLE LORD, by VtO BERT MARSHALL. Preceded, at &. by CHURCH AND STAGE. Doors open 7.45. MATINEE, SATURDAY, Dec. 29, and EVERY FOLLOWING ...

... - Will add to Mrs. Molesworth's reputation. GUARDIAN.-- Full of the kind of detail in which young children delight. BY LORD ROBERTS. FORTY-ONE YEARS IN INDIA, Containing Fort-Ioiur Illustrations and Plans. Thirtieth Edition. Extra crown 8vo, 10s. ...