... CHAT ABOUT MADAME TUSSADD’! HOW MEN DODGE MATRIMONY. NIGHT WITH THE LONDON FIRE BRIGADE. ...

... THE CHAT OF THE FAIR. (From Mayfair.) Is Saul also among the prophets? I aesby* Court Circular that Dr. Morlej Punshon has bsjap* sented to her Majesty. I hope some day see Spnrgeon in a conrt suit and wearing a sword It must have been quite an oversight ...

... THE CHAT OF THE FAIR. [From. Hanfair.) Russia has her war song, not less renowned than oars, and, to tell the troth, its literary merit is a little higher than that of the of The called the ' Bear and the Wolf. I venture to supply a free translation:— ...

... of what tbey intended to say, bound up in a handsome volume paid for by the Stats. At a ball in a country house the other day some unprincipled jokers rigged np telephone between the library and conservatory, a favourite* resort spooning couples. '1 ...

... warmly esteemed members of the Honse. I hare good reason to know that, even were snch a thing possible as the -Northumberland miners finding the a year too great a burden to bear, there would be no lack of funds forthcoming to enable Mr Burt to maintain ...

... THE CHAT OF THE FAIR. ila'jfair.i That* ia nothing remarkable the work dona the recent riding match .Islington. gentleman now who, a few years ago, rode miles in two days! occurrence took place Australia, and the animal that performed the task was a thorough ...

... been a great dead of ignorance flying about. I hear of project on foot amongst Conservative newspaper proprietors to invito Lord Beaconsiield, us gentleman of the Press, to a banquet in May. His lordship has repudiated the suggestion that ho ever wrote ...

... officer engaged upon the practice took a fuse, and, by way of a new experiment, applied it hand with such success that in the explosion his left eye was gouged out as completely and almost as neatly as it had been done with a knife. I understand that very strong ...

... THE CHAT OF THE FAIR. (From Mavfair.) couple oi days before tbe Duchess Edinburgh; nearly lost father by assassination, a mischance almost deprived her ona her children, to whom : nurse had given draught of aozioas lotioo instead j some medicine. Two ...

... have bang-down tail in a day two, straight as a plumb line. Then alter the condition. Put him in a warm sty, some straw to bury his nose in, a bucket of warm meal and water for breakfast, some skim milk mixed with evening meal, and a handful ...

... THE CHAT THE FAIR. (From -. Here is famine story which find officially reported j having occurred long as the beginning - July the Mysore •' hundred The authorities found a famine-stricken wretch, a man, cooking and eating body of a child of about ...

... Princess Charlotte of Prussia with the Hereditary Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, there will forty bridesmaids. Each will receive a magnificent brooch a memento of the event. Zadkiel is melancholy in view the New Year. It appears already settled that, thanks to the malign ...