... into glass, which are very succesb- ful. They want sharpness, however, and in many cases are of an unpleasant colour. Mr. Herbert Watkins sends a series of photographs of the brain of the chimpanzee from preparations by Mr. W. Marshall. M. Claudet and ...

... 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 ...

... Bryden and Sons, Exchange-place. Glasgow. Specimens S, of a variety of inventions. They are connected Le chiefly with bell-hanging, and comprise a number of in- genious contrivances, which have all been wrought out l with much skill and elegance. The first ...

... his lordship suggest that “union” has been engage g P® Christian Association Hall, Woolwich, considers- wished to forgo. Herbert Kennaway was alleged FULHAM TRAGEDY. I Aw* with Rome is not '•submission HMl.nd forttTeoluti.n ofTh.” religious diffi- ‘‘eport ...

... and VELVETS. 3 x. T AMPTON and SONS, to meet the extension of tbeir increasing business for hiih-rlass Curtais and Wall he Hangings, and to ensure their customers having n n e i usrivalled selection, lheve eceured the choicast novelties nd fcr the Season ...

... Clay Crasa, The bet, ecinal to Wsall's lnd, at S2a neten,; seconds 19sg.Oahon dollver.rder. OBg l 0 tE 12, 3BYODPLO, COAL. - HERBERT CLARKE. - GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, Kn , NWbton' 2; Cooper and ~Co., dlktoinie,22gn.' ;Double D xam nd, 2g ac Shal 22s ; Halrd ...

... 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 ...

... cloth. The lighting of the hall was effected chiefly by gaseliers, which had the appearance of overflowing basketsof flowers hanging from the roof. The painted windows at each end of the hall were brilliantly lighted from behind with gas jets, while over ...

... Swinburne, 2 83rd Foot; Daniel Frazer, 42nd Foot; Charles Higmore Potts, 19th Foot; Henry Edmund de Burgh Sidley, 50th Foot; Herbert Mends, 2nd West India Regiment. TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE ARMY. 2 Majors George Esdaile Elrington, 6th Rayal Veteran ...

... will take place Thursday next at 8 p.m. Principal Forsyth, M.A., D.D., will give the charge the minister, and Professor Bennett, D.D., will expound CongregAtional principles. The Rev. Bnrford Hooke, the secretary of the Colonial Missionary Society, who ...

... DH1RECT FROM IMPORTERS. )IJ)GWAY and Co.'s celebrated TEAS, .Lt Price, List and samples sent Free on Application. 4 and 5. Hang Williain-ofreet, CJity. London. IZA by Parcel Post.-TEA.-Six pounds of realy I good to very ?? Seasns Teas willbe sent by parcels ...