... fruits &L. Of tthese, as well as the dessert, we shall be able to give an ample detail hereafter. Mr. Benois superintended the confectionary departiaenrt, a idd Mr. Le Clerc the pastry. ?? of the dishes prepared for the public. Iebin- quet, , old dinners were ...

... 'native who conducted this native party in its search over King William's Land is the saine iudlvi- dual who gave Dr Rae the first informatiou about t white men having died to the westward of where he (Dr lRae) ihen was (Pelly Bay), in the spring of 1851. His ...

... Rev. Dr. Buchanan; the Rev. Dr. Forbes; the o Rev. Mr. Roxburgh ; the Rev. James Gibson; the Rev. Mr. Y Currie; the Rev. Mr. Wingate, from Pesthl; the Rev. Mr, Pi Bonar; the Rev. David Brown the Rev. ...

... retreated. On different occasions Dr Junker went south to try to get letters forwarded by i Uganda to Zanzibar. After 188l Emn' j province was no longer molested by the troops of I the Mahldi. On Sd January, 1886, Dr Junker left I jmin crossing the Albert ...

... fruin Mr Charles Berry, who yas formerly in bujinieis at Covent Garden, that an ox-soldier named William White, alias Jack Marshall, who lodged at one time with Mr Berry's mother at Wands- worth, had once made an extraordinary comi- munication to Mrs Berry ...

... tog ti cr-possessed-be meant Mr Daiglish. He hadnotn Wi means of knowing what were Mr Dalglishi's views noisy onu thi sujctbut ho had immnsefaith in the n tesng that gentleman's honesty, and he believed that had P0Osl I, ?? Mr Dalgleish still been their ...

... Judge Dunlop. Mr James Robertson, depute town-clerk; Baitie Manclarrk, Leith; Colonel Ross, lst Battalion Royal Scots; Rev. Dr James M'Gregoi', Mr Ramnage, of PRemase & Ferguson (Limited),. Leith; Commander Stokes, South Queersferry; and Mr Arthuf Alison ...

... A SAMOAN KING IN EXILE. It will be remembered that on the 23d Aug~ust last year a demand wag made iD the name! of the German Government on King Malietoa of Samoa to pay a fine of thirteen thousand dollars E by the following morning at 11 o'clock. This ...

... poet, Mr. Win. Simpson, Crimean artist, bo Mr. John Martin, sculptor, Councillor Taylor, Mr. Robert of Buchanan, of the sentinel,- Mr. David Haire, Mr. Andrew i- Rutherglen, Mr. James Easton, ...

... Craik, Moderator of the General Assem- bly of the Church of Scotland; Dr. A. D. Anderson, Rev. Dr. Smith, ?? of the Church of Scotland; Rev. Dr. Syni, IV. C. Steele. Esq.; John King, Esq. of Campsie; Andre - albrnith, As.; i. OrrEwing, Esq. of Ballikin- ...

... of his sEpeech.- ?Mr. Liowe made:'a simila iaem in the House of Couwmons, and moved .that papers connectd withd the Bvised Code of Rglatiions shuld lie ~ the tablbe. A discutio Xafterwards ensed,. whica Wiustktd b Mr. Disraeli M-Mr. Caid, Sir TJ glenf ...

... THE LATE KING OF SPAIN. I A solemn requiem mass for the repose of the 5 soul of the King of Spain took place on Saturday , in the Roman Catholic Chapel at Spanish Place, N London, formerly connected with the Spanish Embassy. The old-fashioned, and at ...