... sary to send several new ships to the station, and if the Superb is ordered out-one of the new ironclads purchased from the Turkish Government, and which has been fitted as a flagship at Chat- ham-it is not unlikely that the new Commander- ?? may be tempted ...

... age:nl-First, la. when Tom and .1erJy, in which Mesrs. Wrench, he Wilkinson, Keeley, and Mrs. Waylett underook tat to illustrate Life in London, brought thousands of 7- pounds to the treasury of the theatre. 2ndly. During the Yates management, when Vine, p- ...

... training are such as ought to fit ' his risiu:- or . fthe rreception of any new problem in ?? Ai at MIa munst bring his tmmd up to the poimt of re-: eat ognising that a new chapter, or a new era, of. cly our Pariaementa histo is opening. There is not much ace ...

... LONDON, THURSDA Y, FEB. I10. ?? JUST two days before Christmas it was our painful daty to record how the Austrians were treating the Italian Liberaislin Lombardy. We had to tell how ,in one case five gallows had been raised in the old city of Mantua, ...

... no break inthe gloomnwhich settles di- down on the Christmas landscape. While the be world is rejoicing all around, France must to mourn; and while all the cities of Europe are ole keeping the Christmas feast, Paris, the gayest of It them all, must keep ...

... Offien throughout yesterday, and we re, in communication with Mr. Chami- bIerlain. At noon it was stated that addi- tional news from the Transvaal had been re- ceived and sent on to the Secretary of State. At five onelockc Mr. Chamberlain arrived at the ...

... to reach us. 1tcsT Londoners have probably experienced kme degree of surprise at seeing a serious list of Ital accidentscontheice. Webave beenverging in a keex. frost for days, but here in the south has hb ia auvother green Christmas with 2s, while ...

... into operation when a new bargain has to be made. The question C~ rents is therefore only partially readjusting itself. It is finding its ownB level, as Mir. Gran- STONtE says; but the present result is that farmers who have made new bargains with their ...

... Zbee at 1 @to ON MfoNDAY EVsEIG. LATEST FROM NEW YORB. Mr. Gnd Mrs 13arner WlBiams.-Aud tbe new eantomllae, ROBIN HOOD or, Hiarlequin Frilr Tuek sad the Therry Men of Sherwood Forest. famr Boleao aud Delevanti, Sigusri Milano aad St. M~ayne; Madalno Boleao ...

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... annuals and books of adventure To vwritten, illustrated strangely, bound bril-b liantly, and bought confidently. This year We un )venture to assure boys who are not bookworms as rthat some of the Christmas books are very good Et Bfun indeed, and we trust ...

... dibson have both been mentioned as can. didates. HER MATESTsr8 NEw YLe's Gnrs.-At half- past eight o'clock this morning her Majesty's New Year's gifts to the poorof the parishes of St. John, New Windsor, Holy Trinity, and Clower will be distributed in the ...