... DR, NANSEN. KING OSCAR VERY INDIGNANT. The triumphal reception accoracu at Christiania to the Arctic explorer, Nansen, eays a Central News telegram, has ngpnrrmly set Sweden in a blaze of indignation. The Swedes state, and with truth, that the occasion ...

... The International Congress. Mr. Newman King's Report. Mr. Newman King and Dr. ffcatteriy have been Keighley's delegates to the second Inter. national Congrees on School Hygiene. which was held in London recently. ...

... IN THE PRESENCE OF THE KING. OLD SOLDIER'S DEATH. In Westminster Coroner's Court, on Tuesday. Mr. It 11. Wellington conducted an inquirr into the death ortiersteant William yul• ton. wad 66. of the Corps of Commissionaires, who died middenly outside ...

... In repig to the doooie letter to King Edward, he received replies born both Lord Knotty,. anal General Sh' Dishton Proby n. The latter emir Dr. Measure Ina mai to hi. own University to place on file tbere. for, at Dr. Marmara ways. -It is both an honour ...

... formally erimosimiested to us by fiord Brawny, Poselent: Mr. Win., Baker. Chairman of Council: and Mr. Howard Williams, treasurer. may ramemhered tiler the Queen, in a gracious of : &knee on the death of Dr Bernardo, apt** that great philanthropist, +hoer existence ...

... KING'S SURGEON'S SUICIDE. FAMOUS OPERATOR TAKES MORPHINE IN A MARSEILLES HOTEL Mr. Harbact WIIWm the ftmous London, was frmod la ram at the Bawl du Loom, Muesli s% morning. amend at Marseille on the previous geld aglstared at hotel with several task ...

... and some Masai. Dr. Macpherson, who was with Mr, Grant's column, discovered an antidote for the poison, in which the arrows were dipped by injectil solution of strychnine, Hltgerto, people vouzsd with these arrows always died, but Dr. Macpherson succeeded ...

... FOOD OF THE KING COBRA. Some intereeting partioulars with regard to I the snake-eating propensities of the king cobra (Nei& Iningarus), the largest of all poisonous wakes, are furnished be Mr. Leonard Wray in the Journal of the federated Malay States ...

... OBSEQUIES OF KING LUIS. The obsequies of the late King Luis commenced 8] balf-past nine on Saturday morning, when the funeral | cortége left Belem for the Pantheon of Saint \incent, | in Lisbon, which, however, was not reached until four in the aftermoom ...

... DISPLAY OF THE KING BIRD OF PARADISE. Very little is to be found in standard books on bi . rds to the display or show-off of this ' reticles. Dr. A. R. Wallace was ono of the first European naturalists to watch these birds in • wild state, and probably ...

... A KING'S GIFT. The Kiag's d d'art at Sandringham Vas reorived • notabk additiou tho form or a pair of elephant's tusks, mutt carved with Oriental figure. This • present to his Marais from the King of Stain, being intended sa a memento of the King's visit ...

... DR. CROCKF.R'S EVIDENCE. Dr James Mei-iiimore the eertifyinz factory cameral. that he a. the or FrAss 'at. hwi not men him peeview to that time. A typ 7 eal pustule was on the front of the left wr , st. The frramem was rwellen and a number of dark blebs ...