... FLYING- DEER AT A FENCE. DOGGET'S COAT AND BADGE ROWING MATCH, AS SEEN FROM THE SURREY SIDE OF THE RIVER. {From a drawing made August i, 1823. See By- the- Bye.) ...

... NIGHT SCENES IN PAJEUS. ...

... MUSIC THE DRAMA ABROAD. GYMNASE.-- La Crise de Tho massin, comedy in three acts, by M. Verconsin, has been produced here with some success. One of the amusing features of the piece is the career of Lacassade, searching continually for his run away wife, and only finding her at the last moment. Landrel is pleasant m the part of the de serted husband, and France-; makes meritorious efforts to re ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL HORSE AND HOUND SHOW AT MANCHESTER. ...

... NEW BOOKS. TRIVIATA; or Cross-road Chronicles of Passages in Irish Hunting History during the Season of 1875-76. By M. O'Connor Morris. With Illustrations, large crown 8vo. [In a few days. SHOOTING and FISHING TRIPS in ENGLAND, FRANCE, ALSACE, BEL GIUM, HOLLAND, and BAVARIA. By Wild- fowler Snapshot. 2 vols, large crown 8vo. [Next week. CHAPMAN HALL, 193, PICCADILLY. LOMBARD DEPOSIT BANK, ...

... WITH THE LOt E S PILGRIMS THE COTTAGE WHERE BERNADETTE SOUBIROUS WAS BORN, JUNE 7, 1844 PILGRIMS USING THE MIRACULOUS WATERS AT THE GROTTO BEGGARS ON THE ROAD TO THE GROTTO WAITING TO CARRY PILGRIMS' ...

... MDLLE, OSTAVA TORRIANI. ...

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... THE RIGHT HONOURABLE BARON SUFFIELP ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AT THE BISHOP'S PALACE ...

... (NEAR RAMSGATE). AS VIEWED FROM THE GARDEN AND FROM THE TOP OF THE CLIFF. THE LARGE DINING HALL. Whiter at (Sraibtllc Smtilicni firautiful Sicltrs Sea anfr Sljipphtg. The most complete in Europe. Turkish, Ozone, Hot and Cold, Sea Water, Hydropathic, and Swimming. Dfelllt flultWCt Itnlv, in the Granville Gardens. -Billiard Rooms, and American Bowling Alley. IMll Ijl-Otttfr, with Attendance, 1 ...

... . A CAPITAL day's sport was obtained with the Hon. C. Fitzwilliam's hounds on Thursday. The Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Manchester, and the majority of the Castle party were mounted. The Princess of Wales drove her own ponies, being accompanied by the Countess of Westmoreland. Leighton Gorse, strange to say, was drawn blank, but a fox being found at Hunt's Closes, a capital run was ...

... CHESS. TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. S. W. (Newport). You can obtain a copy of Wormald's Cliess Open ings from W. W. Morgan, 67, Barbican, E.C. H. L. (May-Fair). The St. George's Chess Club, Palace Chambers, St. Tames's-street, would suit you best. Apply to the Secretary, Mr. J.I. Minchin. J. Dobson (Pembrey). Your problem admits of an easy solution in two moves. H. F. (Kimbolton). Morphy, undoubtedly ...