... feeling In France on the subject. A clam of persons for who« spaniel benefit a trade journal ba• not yet been started is the lightlreepers. escurinunists, paring • lightship on oeast neys or yachting trips, will wrap up a few newspapers tightly, and throw ...

... happened precisely as I foretold.' A serious charge has been investigated at Peity Sessions. Elisabeth Carr. a widow of Wedwoithaurais in a pahheih..ase near her • Ism days ago, being at the time under the inflow at liquor. A neighbour asked afar Carr's child ...

... beggars aad Italian organ grinders and a protector of ilLtreated donkeys and injured innocettoe generally. The good jl quic a few day. sin, went down to Cromer, but :bough he main:a:nal for • considerable part of the Joy a vigilant look-oat, both in the narrow ...

... personal luggage was a large and weighty package, which on a cursory examination was found to contain oysters. So far there ie nothing remarkable. la these day ',when oyster, have become a far more expensive luxury than they ones were, a present soon as this ...

... doubt that the neighbourhood would recognize this convenience by subscribing towards the cost, built a bridge over the TAW!, which saved a walk of quite half a mile for people who wished to go from the lower to the upper parts of the district. Unfortunately ...

... has than is vulgarly supp need. A traveller who ',As just returned from that interesting land tells me that am ongst many other F ,glishinen holding office under the Sultan he met a brother of the editor and proprietor of a daily newspaper. In the same ...

... CHAT FROM MAYFAIR. An affecting rerninteeence of Mr. 'tanner Oakley was offered to Lie credu.•r. on Monday, when a second and final dividend of one peuuy m the pJund was announced for payment. 1 understand that the salvoes of Cleopatra's Needle will ...

... contribute to the in-Wirth Century a paper on Home Rule. The inlarniedirry he , weeu the editor and the desired contributor wax a well-known dignitary of one of the Churches, who occasionally discusses through the pages of a a agantle. I aiippomi that in an ...

... sold that a range of workshops is to be added to Cheltenham College, for the edneat ion and encouragement of students of a mechanical turn of rniud. The sale of the first number of the Niedeelfth Coapry has sit eady pos.ed twviity thousand. This a Urge and ...

... to be a dividend in the future. Lard Culin Campbell has, I hear, deprived the House of the peer-4.4 of a new recruit. I Malcolm yo„nger rohfinch' earned Ar gyllabire,his venerable father wou: age he was pinmised. Still Poltalloeh is.. 'ri v en a Aare seat ...

... we have, as it were put in a antehell, the inherent shortsightedness and wronghesslnew of the Premier's policy. As Araemits Ward once remarked, a men (smiths same may be said of a great—natio. like .14ngland) must be a limited cuss if he can't get ...

... CHAT FROM MAYFAIR. I understand that Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., is about to sever his connection with the Examiner. This demi. sine has not been taken because the hon. member has made a tor;aue out of the paper. We are likely to hear a great deal more ...