... 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 ...

... w%,ilitotzt seeinz a nrcice of sorne smell dietachment heing eutpriscd for want of ordinary pr~c~ution Lord Roberts wonld, he belIeVed, carry out Lord WoltPiev's id~efa :of i sesteom of seieetion annd, perhaps, ctarry it further. Ee-asseonbling at Ttradtfild ...

... Milburn, Mr and Mrs Brooklyn, Mr Sama Montana, Madam Brown, Mr E. Monkhouse, Mr Harry Bunce, Mr Thomas Morris, Mr Allan Bucktvn, Mr Gilbert Morris, Mr Martin Burton, Mrs H. (Mus. Dr) Mortimer, Mr Uharley Byatt, Mr H. Morton, Mr W. E. Caicedo, Mr and Mro ...

... 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 ...

... yacht the Alberta. To-day im the 52nd birthday of Mr. A. J. Balfour, First Lord of the Treslury and Leader of the HIouse of Commnons!, wl, was born in Scotland on July 25. 1848. Lord Cromer has arrived in London fror EgyFg It ir ann-ounced in last night's ...

... Asoherson, of 17, Kensington-court, and Miss Kate Lemon Rcmer, younger daughter of Lord Justice omer, and a. grand-daughter of the late Mr. Mark Leon, the etditor of Ptunc-. Lord Justice Romer gave-hisrv dahter away. At the i conclusionof the cere- moss Mr ...

... Ca!sfwcrbury arre: Mr. MAorton W. Sinitit i'ucorder of Rochester) Mr. Dermai: Chris- topherson, Lord Cranbornslo, MP., Mr. John Tre- vartboe, Mr. Henry Morris, arid dr. Hleory Wil- i1am Hill. I - - - -~ ...

... £3 to £4 per month. TREATED THE DERBYS LIKE LORDS. A private in the 2nd Lincolns, iln a letter received in Spalding, refers to De Wet as being a thorough gentleman. Hie treated the poor Derbys like lords; told them to get what they wanted from the ...

... ssays,'eacaping in a north-easterly direction from the Orange River Colony. As Generals lani Hamilton, Sir Redvers Buller, Lord Methuen, Clements, Brabant, and- undle are devoting their full attention to the pro- blem of preventing the most slippery of ...

... after a few remarks fromn Gen. Gordon Morris, who, as Chairman of the council, presided, the Prince distributed the prizes, certificates, and medals. In reply to a vote of thanks, the Prince of Wales said:- My lords, ladies, and gentlemen, and boys of the ...

... the Wesit Ient Volunteeor, with a band, were drawn tip as a guard of honour. The Chairman of the' Centedi (General Gordon Morris) and tilhe U0drastor (Rev. A. E. Rubie) were prcseuted to the Prince end Princess by the Earl of Clanwilliamrn, whereupon ...

... Messrs Stanley Wade and C. B, Burnaby as Captain Hentzau and Detchard respectively are also good in their parts. Mrs Maesmore Morris makes a charming Princess Flavia, Miss Helen Townsend ably portrays Antoinette De Mauban. and bliss Ellen Stand- .ng is s ...