... which ourrancy Is given in the Pall Afall Gazette, that Sir Charles Dilike * ll not again offer himself to the electors of Chelsea, bat will con. te t Nottingham, In company with Mr. Auberon Herbert, Is wholly without ?? ,Zfeivs. CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATn ...

... story takes us-tihe Liverpool slums, with dirt and squalor, and vice and crime, amid which gross surroundings some human flowers blossom. The heroine rude, ilte- rate; uncultured, wild, is a really noble character, to wiom it is impossible not to be strongly ...

... waiting to show themselves. As already stated, the few blooms that have appeared do not present an encouraging sight. The weather, however, has not affected the in-door plants, and the houses are well worth visiting. 'There is a beautiful show of orchids; ...

... classicalI pictisers, dSpring.Festival (176) and Not at Homeo(195), .The Spring Festival shows ties corner of a raised terrace in the foreground, on which flower-orowned worshipperss move joyoresly to the souened of tambourines and fifes, while -beyond ...

... is no more. We must express regret for the frustration of this last wish of his Highness, for Antonio, by the author's owvn show- ing, was too good for this world, and as the hero of a fighting romance he is a failure. If the Lady Lucia had had a particle ...

... that the sky could scarcely be seen throqgh them. Beautiful flowers, of all imaginable colours, grew about everywhere on the ground. Slender ferns and grasses lifted themselves among the flowers, and numbers of gorgeous butterflies moths, and beetles, buzzed ...

... barrister will show us how to examine a witness. 'irst of all, you are quite certain that there was a will? . Yes, replied Mary, my. unle showed it me not - more thautwo months or so before he died. I did not ; see inside the will, but he showed me where ...