... Sportsmen are now giving up grouse-shooting on the moor.~. Stalking in Scotch forests is also over. Birds have not, generally speaking, been fonnd so scarce was expected when gunning began, and, though the herds of deer scattered and thin, some very fine stags ...

... children altogether, and you know some went back, and two good homes, which you know. They did not all die. Now, dear, you speak about tickets. Oh, I wish I had a thousand pounds to have left you for the sake of my loves. They alone ; I give them to you ...

... MR. LOWE ON DISRAELLAN RUBBISH. Mr. Lowe, M.P., speaking last night a meeting at Grantham, condemned tbe foreign policy of the Government and the expense which had ci tailed upon the country. He contrasted the state of tue exchequer when the Liberals ...

... selects under colonial laud laws a bit the run he leases from the Government, or the irreverential gold-digger, as squire would speak of a poacher, or a many-acred peer of the city man who builds* a snug bo: overlooking his park wall. Yet while the English ...

... grace, and evidently did not like to reminded his unfulfilled engagements towards England. Sir IL Layard was instructed to speak out most strongly to his Majesty. Another change Ministry is confidently expected within the next three or four days. The Sultan ...

... thought I tbe provinces, and heuce the people whom a high-class dramatic eiitieisni would most appeal wero just those who, speaking broadly, did not now require it. When the moral iutluence of the Scribes and Pharisees had lived its day was done, then would ...

... herself, and the other soldier weo the New Dukes Head public-house, Peter-street, and had more to drink. then called her to speak to her, and said vm didn't fetch brother safe and «9 minutes past nine next mo * nwi y _Z_ f _ m do that, pulling out revolver ...

... j ; I slept well, and ceased expect r.ite. and fortnight got another plaster, and now am well and strong as ever. friends speak of recovery a; marvellous. Yours faithfully, Jam is Dayman. I testify to the truth tho above statement, S. BraI»BI7RX and Co ...

... MR. E. WHITLEY AND MR. A. B. FORWOOD ON THEIR DEFEAT. Speaking at an Orange meeting in Toxteth last evening, Mr. Whitley said tha'j of course, in position be occupied chairman the Conservative Association, tbey would naturally expect that the event of ...

... the Limerick banquet, when, without reproof from Mr. Parnell, presided, the toast the (Jueen was received with hisses. When speaking about this gentleman last week you reminded your readers that the policy of Charles Parnell, the leader of the Irish people ...

... Paris, to resume his ofiicial duties there. OUTBREAK THE PLAGUE IN RUSSIA. Vienna, Nov. 5, Night. Accounts from St. Petersburg speak of reappearance of the plague, not to any great extent yet, but sufficiently lead the physicians to demand that preventive ...

... charge at Southhank, will shortly take the living of St. Barnabas. The local pap et, in article Mr. Postance's retirement, speaks in high terms of his usefulness. Municipal Election. —We understand that nothing has been done with respect to the scrutiny ...