... Tupper’'s death left the High Commissionership of the Dominion in London vacant, and Sir Donald Smith, now appointed G.C.M.G., was appointed to the post. ’ Brilliant Success in London, In a remarkable carear nothing was more remarkable than the sitality ...

... their magnificent work. A New Comedy in Leeds. | The spring season opens on Monday when Mr. Henry Arthur Jones’s oomegzi, ** Mary Goes First,” will be produced. ss Marie Tempest,_ first pre- sented the comeay at the Playhouse, London, om September 18th, 1913 ...

... Western Division of | recall the words of Spencer Walpole on the the new Army that is springing to life under | destiny of Russia (says a “ Chronicle ” Lord Kitchener’s hands (says a *“London|gossip). Writing in 1882 Walpole considered Opinion ~ gossip.) He ...

... marry that attractive niece of the Czar who has been staying with Queen Alexandra this summer. Fate of Christmas Cards. Will the war kill the Christmas card? Some of the retailers of these tokens of goodwill are disposed to give an affirmative answer (says ...

... “ Yorkshire Evening News ™ and ‘“ People’s Saturday Journal”” Christmas Number, which also contains a strikingly original article, entitled ““Snoboeracy, Wit and Warfare.” It is from the pen of Fred W, Waithman, and is illustrated by Alicia Waithman.— ...

... Wirsless. The official French war news (says the London correspondent of the ‘“Manchester Guardian”) is transmitted every day by wireless from the French Government station on the Eiffel Tower to Marconi House in London, at which, of course, by arrangement ...