... A COMEDIAN'S UARRE. A C(REAT WITH ED WAR:) COMPTON. Good evening, said Mr Edward Compton, as he met the representative us a Glasgow contemporary a the on his way to the distinguidied domedian's dressing- itY of l room at the Royalty Theatre, Glasgow ...

... aheased as ceforetime. fe And he held a council weith one Joseph, a man I(I -skilled in the art of stirring up tiles] bwera of syood fe and drawers of wcater, and they promeelated a Ilro- I l clacoation ecnd a decree wehereby they peoncised to rI ,give ...

... the coverlet, and looked like a little stick of wood, To me this little sesif, lying there alone and in such a state, was the most painftil sight in the wvstiile ospital. lP this waid I had a chat swith one of the Bistels, a hi ight, bonny ...

... stones. To call a witness of importance it would e be necessary toprove a bigamous marriage against Y Whistler at Dartford; and he whuld also be charged rwith tbe very serious ofence of shooting a policeman, 3- In J'uly last there wfas a butrglary near ...

... -alcehl in the Unitted ifingdorrs has increased 38 per a L cent. 1er bead since 1860, it has so dimio'isialed in the 3is. Ibanted S atee thirt a drunken aitisaar is nose cornoaca- all ti vely rari% A workiran is despised by his orates reho tire getis drunk ...

... proviouslyv pit1- !ishod--L11359 9s 7d. Anmvunt of collecriou r-nde .u m -on-A,,-rkl Free Ciho-b. Akberdeen. om tubh Mlarcit pter Ar .-JarcA Ail, - jin. C. A. treats- tr ;5 -a '1~ tl ld: amoiur eollertet ov the Mlolnvy tini-skt lir!4i' il the Grirls' ...

... and then came Chit Chat, L3 Sagesse, and Im- position all in a cluster, with Laodamia, Gazetteer, and Sir Virto heading the others, of whom Macbriar had now drooped into the rear. As they came into the Abingdon Mile Botteom Chit Chat and Thais began co ...

... certainly a .,urprise to him when hoe Ieaeed they had a'ceepted a contract which wvas practicaily )reaerly double the cost of the lowest offer. 'tse lowest offer was submitted by a very good trades union firm, while the offer accepted wae that of ...

... who noved that the meetiug of 18E, proce-ed a !elousn . In rerms of the adjournment rade at the meeting of 18th :ciud of inarimation made i to rhe operatives' secretary. this asooatiotor's Tr.dle Coanmiita-a a-ttp led on Wedlteda.yv tohe 24th, bati rho ...

... uirerident, in the chair The recomniendatiosn of the cxeeurixa- to iear a lecture by Mr A. E. Fltoehor onl 'The -'olitics of the future, on the firzt of next moulnh. wea5 approved. A communuication. was eubmitted orom Ben Tillet, ar.ing for pcuniar;- assistance ...

... Undergroutnd London: A Chat about its Rail-{ ways. by G. E Mitton and Wmlf rid Khickmnann. The chat is with various officials whose experi- ences of the Utndergound are full of romance.t Another article is A Chat with ...

... issued by order of the Board of the Oriental Steamship Company, Limited:- 84 Leadenhall Street, London-Notice is hereby given chat aan extraordinary general meeting of the Oriental Steamship Company, Limited, will be held at the registered offices of the ...