... Saturday, which was the anniversary of the birth of the late Lord Herbert, the first stone of the building was laid I by his son-tbe youthful EArl of Pembroke-in the pre- sence of Lord Herbert and many hundreds of the elite of the counties of Wilts, Hante ...

... and Mrs. Wilson Barrett, Mr. ann M A.L W~igan, Mlr. W. S. Gilbert, Mr. Getman lioed rl Waston Xfuz'ray, Mr. G. de Maid, Mr. H~erbert XL WMite . head, Mr. H. Howe, Mrs. Nyo Chart, EMr. Henry ?? Mfr. J. Mortimer, Mr. Shiel Barry, Mr. Tom Taylor, Mr. , . ''Harcourt ...

... Smith), ry, Huddersdeld, chimney ?? Stephenson and Co.. Blank- burn, tobsovo rnenufaoturers-Hridgewater. Adeovir, and Co., ?? Herbert's Park loon Company, Dat- ? ? o far as regards I. Mason and W. Cltarlton- ?Y, Middlefon and Grub?, Kingston-upOu-HciIl, compass ...

... mnecting takes place at tiei Westminster Palace cob aHotel, and will be attended, among others, by awv Lord Carrington, Mr. Herbert Gardner, M.P., fin Mr. C. G. Hamilton, Captain the Hon. T. S. fla Brand, Mr. C. J. Heald, and Mr. J. Harris oh: it Sanders ...

... keep rg between nine o'clock and sunset in fuse )weather. expm A handsome cream pommy which took part in stopl Messrs. John Hang-er aud Son's circus procession t dbefore the Queen at Windsor Castle has been pt added to ?? stud. The ponly will pro- for ...

... They were aware that Lord John attended Mr. Bennett's church at Pimlico. (Great t laughter) And when Lord John RuAssell brought in his bill for keepit g back the power of the Pope in England, Mr. Bennett produced a correspondence, in which he showed ...

... accompanied by Lady Mary Wood, for that Wilton House near Salishryly on a visit to the Right Hon. min Sidney Herbert, M.P., end Its. Herbert, with the intention thee of remaining there until to-day; but the sight hon. baronet life. 'returned early on ...

... Compton and Mr. E. F~itavwilhian ST. JAMES'S THEATRE, KNG-STREET, EALL-ALL. . Tm3 Evoeeleat, 7, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUEll. hse3e Herbert, }Heorai, Landn, anld Sslle Turuer; Mrsore~. Bar-- tounflill, Muk Srmith, Shore, Yoong and~ienel Brough.-AS 9.15, G erand ...

... Edwards, decearcd. 71tth Foot.-Assistart-Surgeon Arthur Bell, from the Staff, to he as- sistant-surgeon. 71fth Fot.-Lirutcnant Herbert Taylor Macpherson to be adjutant, '-Ci tlouveeti, iwho resigns the adjutancy only. Drit Foot.-Qtortee.rMster Samuel Williams ...

... communication to Mr. Moore, the effect of which was that he had seen her conversing 'with a 'fellow who had for days been hanging about'tV the' prison. The ,ot stablbl saidi it 'w wass impossible ' 'to get the m an awa y; he pesristed in staying about ...

... HIolkham.t MR. GLADSTONE AND 1 EDUcATioN LEAuzE. I -Mr. W. C. Bennett writes respecting Mr. Gladstone's v letter to the Greenwich Branch ot the National Education b League, of which Mr. Bennett is honorary secretary:- 'Te letter only as~sures the comamittee ...

... Hayter, Edward Ellice, J. Evelyn Denison, Sidney Herbert, Lord Edward Howard, Sir D. Dundas, S. LushingtonW. .E Gladstone, M. T. Bainee, B. Cardwvell, Lord Claud Haxnsi- ton, H. Fitzroy, HI. A. Herbert, C. P. Viiers, T. Pemberton LEaigh, Sir A. CWckburnod ...