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THE 31UKJN1JNG WST, MONDAY, JDECJSMBiLK 4, 18931 were verv harr? fVr JJESSRS. MACMILLAN and CCS NEW BOOKS. JgXSHAW'S JIXSHAW'S JgXSHAW'S YCEUM THEATRE. Sole Lessee, Mr. Henry Irving.

JLi On BOXING NlGH will be produced Mr. Oscar Barretts Fairy Pantomime, CINDERELLA. Box-office open uaily ten till tlve Seats can lie secured by letter or telegram. Mr. Joseph Hurst, Acting Manager, Lyceum Theatre.

CINDERELLA, FAIRY PANTOMIME. Mn OSCAR BARRETT'S SEAStiN. COMMENCING BOXING NIGHT, December 2ti. TWO I'ERFORMANl ES DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. Seats can now be booked.

LYCEUM THEATRE. CRITERION THEATRE. TTTTq nd Manager, Mr. Cnarles Wyndham. Mr at 33u- MADAME FA VART (Last 6 Nights): Mr.

Charles Conyers, Mr. D. S. James, Mr. Sh MmeyVMr H-Jwens.

Mr. Sam Hemsl Miss Ellis Jetfrey. MMagaeGorst. Miss Eva West lake, Miss Arrowsmitb, Miss K. xorue.

and Miss i lorence St. John. Doors open at eight. GARRICK THEATRE. twt vvrviw: John Hur''' lessee and Manager.

vlrl I at DIPLOMACY: Mr. Bancroft, Mr. ob.rtao,n- Mr- Arthur Cecil, Mr. Gilbert Hare, Mr. R.

Cath- Mayeur. Mr. Trent, and Mr John Hare: Miss Kale Bancrof Ko0lns' Mouckton, Miss Helen Luck, and Mis. No. 1 BRANDY at 66s.

per dot No. 1 BRANDY at 66a. per doz. No. 1 BRANDY.

No. 1 BRANDY. Supplied No. 1 BRANDY. Direct to No.

1 BRANDY. The Public. No. 1 BRANDY. No.

1 BRANDY at 66a. per doz. No. 1 BRANDY at 66s. per doz.

No. 1 BRANDY. -THE ANNUAL BAZAAR on BEHALF of the SISTERS i of ST. SAVIOUR'S PRIORY. And their Work among the Poor of East London, will be held at the Grosvenor Hall, 200.

Buckingham Palace road, S. THIS DAY, TO-MORROW, and WEDNESDAY', December 4, 5. and fi, lslO. Doors open at 2 p.m. Close To day at fi.30 p.m.

To-morrow and Wednesday at 9.30 p.m. Admission o-day, To-morrow and Wednesday, from two to six, after seven, 3d. Under the Patronage of H. the Duchess of YORK. H.RH.

Princess MARY ADELAIDE, Duchess of TECK. 4c ill': Toiiowing J.al;. v.nl ('rcsi. at Hie Stall The Hon. Mrs.

F. Sandilands. Mrs. K. Tomkinson.

31rs. JSohertfcon Luxtord. Miss M. Eyton. Mig S.

ButJianan RiddelL Miss M. Maltby MissC. Beertpohm. Miss Kathleen Hanson. Mrs.

George Skilbeck. The Hon. Mary Thesiger. Hand Miss Sandfonl. Miss aucliope.

MissS. A nstruther Thomson. Mrs. Bobbins. The Misses Hull.

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey. Ludian Things, Thun, and Italian China. I I Mrs. Bowl by.

Miss Blane. Miss Dasent. I Bavarian I Carvings, Foreign Ml ina, Mrs. Gubbins. Mis.

Edward TufnelL "Miss Taylor. I Miss Egerton Warburton. Miss Morris, t. 1'oor Clothes. The Misses Toogood.

I Mrs. R. Toogood. Mrs. Alfred Burton.

I Miss L. Hugonin. Woollies." Mrs. Herman Sillem. Tea an.l 'olfee StalL The Grosvenor Hall is at corner of Buckingham Palace-road and the continuation of South Eaton-plac THE SURGICAL AID SOCIETY.

The ANNUAL MEETING Will be held To DA (MONDAY), December 4, 1893, At the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street. The Chair wid be taken at 3 p.m. by The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Supported by Mr Aldi rman and Sheriff Moore, Sir J. Whitehead, M.P., W.

O. Clough. Rev. E. A.

Sanders, Rev. C. Spurgeon, the Major ot Croydon, and others. WILLIAM TRESIDDER, Secretary. Offices-Salisbury square, Fleet-street.

E.C NEW EMPLOYMENT FoR WOMEN. NATIONAL HEALTH SOCIETY, 53, Berners-street, W. In consequence of the new opening for educated Women Inspectors, as lately appointed ly the Vestry of Kensington, the NATIONAL-HEALTH SOCIETY will COMMENCE SPECIAL COURSE of TRAINING LECTURES in JANUARY, lain. Those wishing to attend the classes should send in their names without delay to the Secretary, National Health Society, 5a, Berners-strect, W. The GALES SPECIAL PUBLIC APPEAL.

"There is Sorrow ou the ftea." THE SHIPWRECKED MARINERS' SOCIETY, as the National Maritime Relief Organisation, annually relieves atiout 10.0U0 persons, or a total number of nearly since this Society, Incorporated by Act of Parliament, was founded 3d years ago. With a Central Executive, meeting weekly in London, and responsible Local Representatives, armed with due powers of instant action, at every Fort. Fishing Town, or other Station, numbering altogether some l.tOU, this great Maritime Reiief Organisation is directly on the spot everywhere, ami ready, on the broadest basis of Christian Charity, to befriend and to aid, without failure or delay. Under this wide and appropriately national scope, the shipwrecked sailor, wherever landed, is, in his forlorn condition, at once taken up, clothed, fed. medically tended, and sent tree to his home while the bereaved dept tents ot the drowned, in their sudden desolation, are immediately out, aim their necessities met, with both primary ami scomd.iry succour, in money and in kind.

This self same national work the Mariners' Society has already been doing, is at this moment doing, and will continue still to do, with the go nl help of the public, in connection witn the present uniiaralleled casualties aud losses of life, as well as with Uiosu of the future. Bat the pressing exceptional demands of this most disastrous moment makeit now Urgent to crave that it may lie publicly remembered, with the prompt recognition ot a generous sympathy, that the Shipwrecked Manners Society National Cause is that, truly, of humanity and of charity alike and that its national claims are those iu very deed of the nation sailors themselves, their widows, and their orphans. Signed on behalf of the Central Executive E. S. ADEANE, Vice-Admiral, Chairman of the Committee of Management.

DAVID MAINLAND, Chairman oi the Finance Committee. W. R. BUCK. Secretary.

Loudon Ceiitr.il office, bailors' Home-chambers, Dock-street, E. Telegrams Shipwrecked, London." N.B. Contributions are imable to the necretary, at above Address. Supported by Voluntary Contributions. FIVE THOUSAND CHILDREN BREAD.

NEEDING Che COMMITTEE of Dr BARNARDOS HOMES Earnestly APPEAL for AID in Support of the Great Family of Orphan and aif Children now sheltered in the Institutions, to which about niue souls are added every -4 hours. 1 make up the I up the deficiency which has occurred during the past few diminished receipts a tnend I otters if 4a similar months ot mWW nu lias ir, Is (leifwctlj it is absurd to suppose tti-r of iMJ. toni-i 1. SAVOY THEATRE. twtq rart'- ''roprietor ami Manager.

tSP UTOPIA LIMITED: Messrs. Rutland Earnngton.W. H.Denny, J. Le Hay, W. Passmore, Scott-Fisehe.

Gridley, Russell, and V. Kenningham Mesdames Nancy MTutosb, Florence Perry. Emmie Owen, and Rosina Braudram. THIS EVENING, at nine, MRS. Tl I ELLO Mr.

Charles Glenney, Mr. Julian Cross, Sir. Marshall, Mr. Cecil Crofton Mary Kinzslev. Ghulva in Marshall.

Mr. WiH rr ii r. ii. way. o.

Kaiemond. rercy 'Gladys Ffblliott, Ma.id Abbott. Florence Melville. sses Cicely Richards. Blanche and Miss Fanny Brough.

at 8.15, by THE BROTHERS. TDto mv TERRY'S THEATRE. THIS EVENING, at (M; DG EONS: Miss Sybil Carlisle, Misw Charlotte Morland. and MissJanrtte Steer: Messrs. Murray Carson, W.

Lovell, Charles Fullon. R. Blent, il. Beatty, J. A Welch, aud Mr.

Herbert anng. At S. 10, LEAP YEAR. LYRIC THEATRE. wxra an'1 Mr.

Horace Selger. THIS EVENING, at 8 20, LITTLE HRiSTl )PH Ek COLCMBCS t. J. Lonun, Messrs. Harry 1'arker, F'urnoaux Cook.

Henry Wright George Tate. Roland Carse; Mes-lames Etlie Clements, Maud Holland, Eva Moore. Alice Lcti.bridge. Adelaide Newion. Alice Giloert.

Maud Lj-ie. ster. Eva Dora Thome, and May Yohe. Preceded by, at 7.40. WEATHERWISE.

DALY'S THEATRE. LEfCKSTER-SOUARE. v. eight (doors open at 7.3d). THE SCHOOL J- VT -l J'' a i.aoy i eazie, m.

rarren a Sir Peter, and. Mr. Clarke. Mr. Kourehier.

Mr. Owen. Mr l.e-lere.i. xir. Mis.

GilU.rt, ai HaswyU, Miss V. Vaubrugu. Matinee Saturday next, at two. THE TRAFALGAR THEATRE. the Management of Mr.

Charles Hawtrey. THIS EVENING at nine. TOM, DICK. AND HARRY: Messrs. Charles Hawtrey.

Jonn Beauctiamp, W. R. Ernest Percy, F. Hawtrey. Milton.

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LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1S03. I During the past few days a number of arrests have been made Sofia in connection with a plot to murder Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and M. Stamboulotf, particulars of which have just come to light. The ringleader, a former Bulgarian officer of disreputable antecedents, named Ivanotl', was arrested after a long pursuit, and divulged the nitureof the conspiracy which to kill the Prince and the Minister during the recent funeral of Prince Alexander. Fortunately, however, the plot was discovered two days before the interment.

The Casimir-Perier Cabinet has at last been formed, and the decrees appointing the Tdini-h-is were signed in Paris on SatunUy by the President of the Kopubhe. The Premier will read to-uav the Chamber the Ministerial declaration, of which were approved at a Cabinet Council held last evening. II avin failed in his endeavour to nerauada SKrtMMMM Minnu. fcu I wwiwoiiitc iiiwic yesterday at-j tempted a new combination, and I.euter's Aene sends a list of the proliable recij dents of port folios. At Cudaoest on Fridav the lonf-iuotiisid Mar.

I riage Refirni Bill laid before the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet. This Act makes civil marriage compulsory, and renders liable to heaorg nnK nr ininrniinm.nil wZm WVIJ ll. 11c. vo.v.uvuj iiimnu lll.il, ICCCIVIII" UIW1 that the civil function has been -one through. On Saturtlay the Ismailia-Port Said Railway was formally opened by the Khedive amidst general rejoicings.

His Highness visited both Port Said and Ismailia, and was enthusiastically welcomed. 1 he preliminary trial of Mercier and the other 1 vonnr, mwmmt ioi mvnivuie the Nelson in Montreal was commenced there on Saturday, the Hon. II. i ii a Mercier; I'lier ot the brst-named prisoner, conducting the detence. After some evidence, the case was adjourned until Saturday next.

Princess Christian opened a new public library at the Waterloo-road end of Lower Marsh the New Cut," as it was more often called until verv recent years on Saturday. Her Royal Highness I having performed the ceremony was presented with I -U 1 i i i nist t'cn trom the shelves, namely, a ki Historv of Lambeth" riihuuy ot i-wiioctn. le macama Post can now he obtained at all the principal Railway Statior.3 an I on the Continent. Adver- tisements and are received by the C.aSignani Lmmry, 231, Kac de Kivoli, Paris; Kuaiisiiaw and I i i I I -I i 1 I 1 gitts are promised during tins mouin, and "Beta utters 50 if 50 notwithstanding the emee Comiiany. iiemg tenants only ha I to others win follow his example.

pay nearly tl.i.oUJ as rent ami a large am uttat lor improvements. Leta also otters 10 it Iw others will give the same amount. The MLMCLPaL COl'NCIL ot PARIS has grouted to Mr Imre Gratefully will even the smallest donations be received by the Trea- Kiralfy ou most favourable terms, with spe ial privileges ami conces-surer, Mr. illiam lowk-r by the Chairman of Committee. Mr.

S. G. sious, the use of the t'ulais des Machines, the uugest of the palauea hheppard: by the ice-Ciairman, Mr. Howard Williams; by the ot tne great Exhibition Buildings six times as large as olvmi.ia Founder and Director, lir. T.

J. Larnardo or by the bankers. London in London), also the G.tlerie irente Metres and theUome CentraL and Sauth- cstern Lank (Bow Branch), and I'resoott, Dimsiiale, and The "Venice' colossal scenery, gondola sta-u nroreiiies -mil RURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Bole Leasee and Manager, Sir Augustus Ha nil. EVERY EVENING, at .30.

A 1- r. Or PLEASURE, by Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris. Mrs. BERNARD HEKRK. Miss LILY HANBCRV (by permission of H.

B. Tree). Miss LAURA LINDEN, i Miss LE THI ERE, mr. r. n.

i i.i.i., Mr. ARTHUR DACRE. Mr. FRANK FEN TON. Mr.

WILLIAM ELTON. Mr. STEPHEN CAFFREY, Mr. CLARENCE HOLT, Mr. J.

A. CAVE. Mr. Robert soutar. and Mr.

HARRY NICHOLLS. Matinee Saturday next, Decmber 9, at 1.30, Doors open at one DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Schumann's GENOVEV A. By kind permission of Sir Augustus Harris, the Royal College of Music will perform the Ojiera of "Uenoveva on EDNESDAY, December 6, at 1.30 clock. Conductor.

Professor V. Stanford, Mus. Dih-. Tickets to be obtained of Mr. George Watson, registrar at the College, or at the box office, Drury Lane Theatre.

ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE. Under the Management of Sir Augustus Harris. In consequence of the stage of Drury Lane Theatre being required for the enormous preparation of the Pantomime, "Robinson A LIFE OF PLEASl RE, by Henry Peititt and Sir Augustus Harris, will lie toBwanhw 11, at the ROYAL PRINCESS THEATRE, Oxford-street, with the original Drury Lane company and effects. HAYMARKET THEATRE. TREE, Sole Lessee and Manager.

EVER EN i (tor a li initod number of nights), the fayourite Play. byC. Haddon Chambers, called CAPTAIN SWIFT, TO-NIGHT, at 8.15. Mr. Wilding (his original part) Mr.

TREE. Mr. Seabmok (his original uaril Mr iik.vw Trr-TUT jiarrj Mr. M. HALL4HI).

Mr. (ianliuer (his original part Marshall Michael Ryan (his original part) Mrs. Seabrook Lady Staunton Mabel Seabrook Mr. P. II.

MACKLIN. Mr. HOLMAN CLARK. Mr. CHARLES ALLAN.

Miss CAELOTTA ADDISON. Miss FAX NY Miss IRENE VANBRLGIL Stella 1 "arliish 1 tarhisher (her original pan Mrs. TR EE MATINEE of CAPTAIN I FT, SATITRD- I.VV nr( -it Tfl Box-office (Mr. Leveitonl ten ti.l five, by letter or telegram HAYMARKET THEATRE. ST.

JAMES'S THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. George Alexander. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, at 6.10, an Original Play, in Four Acts, by Arthur W. Pinero.

tntitleU THE SECOND MRS. TANt1'ERAY. Alexander. Mr. Nuteombe Gould, Mr.

Ben Webster, JIr uiond, Mr. A. Vane-Teiniiest, Mr. A. Bromley-Davenport, 1.

A. Holies Miss Maude Millett, Miss Lizzie Webster, Miss Granville, Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Doors open at 7 Ah. commence at 8.1(1 carriages st eleven Box-office open daily ten till live.

Scats may be booked by letter, telegram, or telephone. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. MORNING PERFORMANCES of THE SECOND MRS. TANQUERAY.

WEDNESDAY next, December and SATURDAY, December 9. at I' 31-ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. A DELPHI THEATRE. A.

and S. Gatti, Sole Pro--TL pnetorsand Managers TO-NIt HT. at eight. A WOMAN'S REVENGE, by Henry I'. ttitt (130th Performance): Messrs.

Charles Warner, Charles Cartwrigi.t, Herbert Fleming, II. Har.iing, .1. Carter, and Arthur Williams: Mesdames Mary Roriie, Alma Stanley, Adali Bjtrtt.n. Agnes Tin. mas.

Box-ntlice ten till six. Doors open 7.30. GAIETY and Manager, Mr. George EdwarOea. TO-NiGHT and EVERY EVENING, at SPi.fl entirely New Buriesiue.

in Three Acts, entitled DON I AN. by James T. lanner, Lyrics by Adrian Ross. Music by Uerr Meyer Lutz, with full Gaiety Company, including Miss Millie Hylton. Miss Loft us.

Miss Louise Slonlagile, Miss Maria Jones, Miss T.iiisy Sm.len, Miss Katie Seymour, aud Miss Svlv.a Grev: Mr Edmun.l I'ayne. Mr. Willie Wardc, Mr George Mudie, Mr. Fn aughan, an.l Mr. Arthur Rotierts.

Doors OiK Matinee Eery Saturday, at two. Doors o-n IAS. IR1NCE OF WALES' THEATRE. Mr. Geor-e Eilwardes' Company EVERY EVENING, at AGA1ETV GIRL.

ihe most liowertlll cast in 1 ,11 i.erj at Jiox-ol jffiee open from tea mi six. iToprieior. r.Ogar l.ruce. COMEDY THEATRE. Solo Lessee and Manager, Mr ftimyi is Carr.

lO-MGHT. at S.30 precisely, a New and Original Play, in Four Acts, ny Sydney Grundy, entitled SOWING THE WIND. tVlTii PERFORMANCE. Messrs. Brandon Thomas, Cyril Maude.

Sydney Brough, Edmund Maurice. Ian Robertson. Will Dennis, Chandler, J. Byron: Mrs, CampU-11 Bradley, and Miss mitred Emery. At eight.

IN STRICT CONFIDENCE. Box-gjnyeJMr. Searishiich). till live Do.irsopen 7.4H Oj MATINEE of SOWIN(i THE WIND, SATURDAY next. December 9, anu EVERY SATURDAY, at 2.30.

Doors open two. Seats may now Ik; booked. COMEDY THEATRE CHRISTMAS MATINEES for CHILDREN. Mr. COMYNS CARR has the honour to announce that during the f'M of SPECIAL MATINEES tor MILDKt.N will lie given at the omedy Theatre.

COMMENCING cm WEDNESDAY. Deeeinber the 2Uth. These entertainments will be dfsigneil with a view of catering tor the taste of tin.se of our young folk whose minds are not yet prepared for the riper humour ot the music-hall, and who still preserve their faith in the unspoiled beauty of a fairy legend an 1 the natural fun and frolic of a boyish story It will bar Uy seem an exaggeration to suggest that some at least of the entertainments professeuly provided for the enjoyment of the young are now too richly ovi rlaia ith allusions to topics suited only to the educated taste of ruaturor years. They are of a class, in short, to whicn indulgent children may fitly consent to take their parents and witnout artei-ling to compete with the more splendid spectacular displays which attract deserved popularity at this season, the Manager of the Comedy theatre feels that there is still room for a simpler sort of entertainment to inch parents may occasionally care to take their children. In this belief he has secured for his opening nrogramme a new poetical version of THE PIPER OF HA.MELIN, by Mr.

Robert Bucnanan witli music by Mr. Alluood. which will be followed by SANDFORD AND MERToN. by Mr. F.

C. Burnand, with music by -Mr. fcdward solomon. prices for these matinees: Private boxes, il s. to 44 stalls, 7s.

dress circle. 0s. aud upiier C0 MEDV THEATRE a at llK'3tre aud 1 LOEETHEATRE. -Lessee, V. S.

Penley. CHARLEY AC NT. by Brandon Thomas. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at nine. Preceded, at eight, by JOHN THCRGtoD, FARMER.

Matinee Everj' Saturday, at three. pogrs open 2.30. Box-office ten tiil rive. COURT THEATRE Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. Arthur Chudleigh.

TO-N IGHT and EVERY EVENING a SJESF H.lU At GtMlD BYE at nine, A VENETIAN SINGER and, at ten. UNDER THE CLOCK. For east see under clock. Matinee Saturday next, at Doors open two. Box-office ilrn iu nil inc.

iciejinone ro. J.iMl. 1 RITE RI ON THKATRK I Moo. ST Charles Wyndham EVERY EVENING, at 8.30, Offeubachs celebrated 'oinie Op-ra, MADAME FA VART. LAST SIX NIGHTS.

w. Miss FLORENCE ST JOHN. Miss Ellis Jeffreys. Mr. Charles Conyers.

i. S. James. Mr. Fred limney.

Mr. S. Hemsley. Mr. H.

Leweus. Mr. Wallace Doors open at light, wet nights at 7 30 Last Matinee of "Madame Favart" Saturday nest, at 2.30. Doors open at two. fiox-omce oiK.

imui lo a m. till 10 m. MADAME FA VART. LAST SIX NIGHTS and LAST MATINEE SATURDAY next. In consequence of Mr.

CHARLES WVNDHAM'S REAPPEAR- ANTE on Decern er 13 -C RITERION THEATRE IRLOMAC V. AlOrn I'E I LFORMAXCE. TO jggOW (TI ESOAY). FEEKOKMAXCE of DIPLOMACY, To-MllUkOW (I TKSnAVi 200 TH Q.ARRICK THEATRE. -Mr.

JOHN HARErLeiiil. LAST 13 PERFORMANCES of DIPLOMACY. SPECIAL and FINAL MATINEES WEDNESDAY, December 0 f.No Evening and SATI'l-MiA 1 1k oftiee ten till fiv ui L3a. Oiuunenee at eight. LAST APPEARANt ES of Mr.

and Mrs. "BANCROFT. Mr. HARE begs to an, 1,, unre that Mr. and Mrs.

Uancrof! will art ior the LAST TIME in DIPLOMACY on SATCROAY EVEN-INO, December 16, on which Qighl ihe p.ay will lie withdrawn. Tiie theatre wdl then l-c clonal for a lew evenings during the final of an nrigmil C.me.ly written by ydn Orundy I AST APPEARANCES of Mr. JOHN HARE, Mr. J. JLA Forbes Robertson.

Mr. Arthur Mr. Gilbert Hare: Miss SAVOY THEATRE. THIS and EVERY EVENING, and EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 IX). rOPLA.

LIMITED: or. the Flowers of Progress, by W. S. OilU-rt and Arthur Sullivan Do irs open wo. Box-orliee open from 9 a.m.

till 11 pm. R. Oylyl art p. i'l ielor an.l Manager TOOLE'S THEATRE. EVERY EVENING, at nine o'clock, MRS OI HELLO, by the late Fred Leslie and Arthur Shirley.

Miss Fanny Brough, Mr. Charles lilenu. y. Full east see under clock. Preceded, at jj.l.), by THE BROTHERS, by Henry Byatt Doors Seats at all libraries.

Box -office ten till Jive Matinee ami Saf irrlav.a. at lloee. AI1NEE MKS. OTHlvLLO EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at three o'clock.

TOOLE'S THEATRE. TERRY'S. Miss Janette Steer, Lessee and Manageress. TO-NIGHT, at 8.45. a New Comedy, entitled GUDGEONS.

By Thornton Clark an.l Louis N. I'arker. For fuli cast uud'T clock. At 8 .10. LEAP EAR, by Pred ICerr.

Doors open 7.45. Box-office open daily teu till ten. Seats at all libraries. Matinee Every Wedn sday and Saturday, at 2.45. noie i-ropneior.

sir. Kilwavl Terry. SHAFTESBURY THEATRE. Manager, F. J.

Harris. TO-NIGHT, at 8.15, Volume II. of MORI 1CC0 BOUND. Press unanimous. Even a greater success than Vol.

I. John L. Shine, Charles Danby, Richard Temple, H. Hasten Jenny M'Nuhy, Agnes Se-Hv MS3e Roberts, and Letty land. At .43, RKX Ait LEY.

the Inimitable Mimic of Popular Actors. Box-offiee ten till ten. Matinee Every Saturday, at 2.3iJ. Proiirietor, Mr. John Lancaster.

LYRIC THEATRE. -Mr. Horace Sedger, Sole Lessee and Manager. LITTLE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, by galSh. the music by Ivan Carylf, KVEN1XU.

at 8.30. Preceded by. at 7 40 WEATHERWISE For east under clock. Increased orchestra and chorus, conducted by the composer. Doors open 7.30.

Matinee Saturday next, at 2.30. DALY'S THEATRE, Leicester-square. Mr. August in Daly's Company. Doors 7 i0.

EVER EVENING, at eight THE SCil'iOL FOR SCANDAL Miss Ada Rr-han as Lady Teazle, Mr. William Farren as Sir Peter, and Mr. Clarke, Mr. Bourchier. Mrs.

Gilbert. Miss Hasweil, Miss Vauorugh, c. Matinees of The School lor Scandal," Satur.lay next, December 9. Saturday. uitier 10, Wednesday, December 20.

and ednesday, Deceiulx-r 27, at two. Miss ADA REHAN LADY TEAZLE, The "Times says: "Her Lady Teazle must be set down as another tnumph to be added to tiie many Miss Rehan has already w.on- The Telegraph says: "We are convinced Miss Rehan view of Lady Teazle is the right one." The "Daily News" Bays: Oirtainly never before has this line comedy had a more beautiful letting." Box-office daily nine till five. Srats enn booked for "The School for Scandal for Decern lier at theatre, also at all iibran. rpHE TRAFALGAR- THEATKE. Sole Proprietors, JL Mr.

and Mrs. Frank (Miss Violet Under the Management of Mr. Charles Hawtrey TO-NIGHT, at nine o'clock, a New farcical Comely, TOM, DICK, AND HARRY, by Mrs Pacheco. At 8.10, BARBARA. Matino.

Saturday next, at three Box-oftice ten till len. ljjigjaga Manager. Mr. E. F.

Bradley ALH All ERA. pen At FIDELIA (Last Week). Varieties by Tin; EDOARDOS, Kelson Trueman, Madlle. Arniotis, the Marvellous Baboon and Donkey, in langhaUe Circus Acts Madlle. PERRY.

Marie Kendal, The Moseows. The Sisters Pans, Raynor and Wood, The Phantos, Hurley and Wilton At 10.3;j, CHICAGO, Ballet of Nations (Second Edition). Tcle-phone No, Ijl PI RE. CATTLE SHOW ATTRACTIONS. TO-A XIGHT, Two Grand Ballets.

ATBIXA, at 7.5fl, and th. I'd-To Date Ballet. THE GIRL 1 LErT UEHIND ME. at lO.aj, by Mr George Edwardes. arranged by Madame Katti Lanner.

music by Monsieur Leopold Wencl. at 7.45. Doors open at 7.30. Empire Matinee Sat unlay next, at two. PALACE, Shaftesburv-aveime.

Open at 7.30. TO-XIGHT. at ten, KILANYIS TABLEAUX VIVAXTS-SCARAMOl'CHE, Pantomime Ballet: Madlle. -Knea, Miss Hoby Signors Balbiani and and Corps de Ballet. O'Gl'ST' The EDOARDOS, The Poluskis.

Bellonini, Rosie Bcndtl, Charles Hardins. Tennyson and Gorman, Sisters Levev. llarrj" Williams Tom and Lily Enclish, MiiS Allen. Newfaam and Latimer THli SPIDER AND THE E'LY, Ballet Divertissement. Manager, Mr.

Charles Morton. ROYAL TROCADERO, Shafteslmry-avenue, W. Proprietors, Messrs. Hush J. Didcott and Albert chevalier.

AL ATTRACTIONS for CATTLE SHOW WEEK. M. Servais Le Roy, the Three Sisters Levey. Tom Let-tore, Lottie Collard. Bert Gilbert, Florence Levey, Ventn the Ventriloriuist, Rose Dearing.

D. J. M'Carthy, The Twin Brothers Clayton, Florence Laeey, Professor M'Cann, Sisters Manlin, Harry Brett, Georgie Marsden, J. F. Fonda, Arthur Faber, Sisters Belfry, Major Xewell Charles V.

Leaman, the Two Macs, Mons. and Madame Rotix. the balancing wonders, M. Aldow and The.) in their sensational Novel Eteclw Act. ftd itherg.

EVERY EVENING, 7.X'. SATURDAY SOCIETY MATINEES, 2.30. Prices Is. to X33s. Box office open from 10 am.

Telephone WULFFS GREAT CONTINENTAL CIRCUS, at HEXGLERS, Argyll-street, EVENING, at eight clock (doors open at v. SI). Uerr ED. WL'Lt'T'and ins splendid Stud of TRAIN ED HORSES. Miss Maude Francisco will introduce at every performance Sixty Horses, performing in the ring at one time.

The greatest combination of artistes, including 20 clowns. The S-Sff-Jk 'Punch, will appear Evening about ten. Afternoon about 3.30. Matinees Mondays, Thursdays, and Satur lays, at 2.30, programme same as evening. Box-office open ten till four, and at libraries.

Fnces 2s and nriyat-boxet, 2 and 1 10s, Telephone No. 3S aC UNHEARD of RECEIPTS! K1RALFYS EXHIBITIONS 1 Oct. 17. Our receipts at the Auditorium in Chicago for the past week alone amount to 13,200 0 0 Weekly expenses about 2,500 0 0 Entire capital returned some weeks ago. 1893.

Total receipts IMRE KIRALFY'S "AMERICA," for the Season, upwards of 180,000. 1892." VENICE IN LONDON." each 1,000 invested (50 20 shares) received (Dividends on June 25. 12J p.c. intermediate dividend 125 0 0 July 12. Two-thirds capital returned 666 13 4 Oct.

DIVIDEND at the rate of 500 p.c. per annum ou one-third capital 416 13 4 6 8 March 6. 1893. Balance capital returned 333 6 8 May 27, 121 per cent, dividend on original shares 125 0 0 1,666 13 4 A further sum still remains for division. VENICE (Limited).

IMRE KIRALFY'S NEW VENICE EXHIBITION. FOR PARIS, LONDON. NEW YORK, AND OTHER LARGE CITIES. Imro Kiralfy coming Exhibition will involve a total expenditure of UPWARDS of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. A new city will be built and a Fairy-like Garden and rounds, with its numerous Palaces, Temples, Waterways, and Fountains, with a Colossal Arena and gigantic Stage, amid lovely scenery and Likes.

As an Exhibition ui Art, Muse, Drama, and Spectacle it promises tobeonfiof the greatest achievements of the Nineteenth Century. The most Gorgeous Pageants, Thrilling Historic Fetes, Grand Processions, an army of Living Actors, ami Exciting Spectacle of various kinds on a scale hitherto Unknown will be introduced. ISSUE of CAPITAL. in 15.0J0 Shares of 10 each. Payable 1 ou application, i on allotment, and two monthly instalments of JE2 10s.

each. ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Sir PHILIP CUNLIFFE OWEN, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., C.I.E., of the South Kensington Exhibitions, the Fisheries, Health, Inventions, Colonial, and the Loudon, Paris, aud Vienna International Exhibitions. Sir ARTHUR SULLIVAN, Consulting Musical Adviser. Dt RECTORS.

IMRE KIRALFY, Author of "Venice in London," "Nero" at Bamum's, "America," and other famous Spectacular Exhibitions, Director-General. Sir JAMES D. LINTON, of the South Kensington Exhibitions, the Healtheries, H. Chairman of Earl's-court Exhibitions, 18C2 and 1893. Major G.

Wyndham Malet, Director Royal Military Exhibition, Chelsea. 1890. Chas. B. Atwood, Architect and Designer-in-Chief of World's Fair, Chicago, 1693.

COMITE TVnONNEUR A. PARIS. M. JULES SIMON, late Prime Minster of France. M.

HUMBERT, President of Paris Municipal Council M. E. Lockroy, late Minister of Commerce. M. le Comte de Molly, Ambassador of France.

M. lo General Tiirr, Aide-de-Camp to his Majesty King of Italy. M. Puvis de Chavannes, President Society Beaux Arts. Bankers The London and Westminster Bank.

Lothbury. Architect M. Dutei (architect to Paris Exhibition, 1689). Auditor H. Newson-Smith, 37, Walbrook, E.O.

Solicitors Messrs. Ashurst, Morris. Crisp, and Co. Secretary C. Isborn, Esq.

OfBces 37. Walbrook. E.C: 2u, Tokenhouse-yard, E.C. PROSPECTUS. Imre Kiralfy 's extraordinary success continues.

At Chicago the immense Auditorium has lieen daily thronged to witness Qis latest grand spectacle of America," upon which he hits lieen engaged since leaving Venice in London. The following astonishing receipts show the weekly increase: July 29th to August 4th 27 336 August 5t to 1 1th 12th to lath 34 043 19th to 25th 2t.th to September 1st 35,349 September 2nd to 8th 3H Sil 9th to loth 16th to 22nd 43,558 23rd to 29th 4H.59J SUth to October 6th 53 Octolier 7th to 13th 63.750 This Company i formed to produce in Paris, London, New' York, Chicago, and other large cities in Europe and America, a Grand Spectacular Exhibition by Imre Kira.lt: which will introduce ali the popillarand attractive atures of his Venice Exhibition at Olympia in London, but upon a still more imposing scale, and with novel and extensive additions. It must also no remembered that this work will be the permanent property ot the shareholders, in accordance with the contract with Mr. Imre Kiralfy hereinafter referred to, and it is intended to proceed from Pans to Chicago, New York, Loudon, and other lar-e cities, where an enthusiastic reception may be expected, so that Shareholders will continue to paitaipate in the proat arising from each Exhibition. Sir Philip Gunliffe Owen has consented to act in an advisory capacity, ami his experience in connection with the Paris Universal Ex libilious, 1S55, lat.7.

and 1878. the London International Exhibition, 1863, the Vienna Exhibition, 1S77, the Fisheries. Health, Inventions, ami Colonial and Indian Exhibitions, lNjS-rii, at South Kensuv-ton. will prove ot the greatest value to the Company. The Directors are aiso experts in exhibition management.

Mr. Dure Kinltys spectacle ot "Venice," when produced at Olympia, London, was a source of very great attraction and delight to Sf-veial millions of visitors, and proved a great financial success. Like the Buffalo Bill Exiut.it ion, the New Venice is likely also to make Very large protits upon a return visit to London. "Within six months of the ot "Venice in the Directors of that undertaking were able to return to its sharel-oiders sums e.iual to two-tuirds of their capital in cash, with a dividend at the rate ot 2o per cent, per annum, and three months later they paid a much larger dividi n.l. and tiev n.M,m...l ik.

holders sums equal to the remaining ihrrd oi tneir canital "and a further sum still remain fnrdivii.o machinery, dress, s. armour, an.l baraeti from iwkM and will iiecome tne i h. ith anytninu like th. ou il Pans settson. with its Hr of visitors, even these ri suits may lie altogether eclipsed in Paris alone.

The Exhibition apptars certain to become wuat the South Kensington grounds were to London. How moderate the figure are will lie seen by comparing them with the stated number of visitors to the Exhibitions Fishery Exhibition, 13 No. of lsitors, 2,713,051 Health IS.i 4,1 Inventions lc3 Colonial lMi o.aou.ilo laris Jam Prosp'ctoses with torms ot applications shares may U- obtained at the offices of the Company, 3, Walbrook, E.C, and 2d, yard, E.C. VENICE (Limited). 37, Walbrook, E.C.

20, Tokenhouse-yard, E.C. FORM Al'l'LIl ATloX. Having paid to the London aud W.stminster Rank (Limited) Lothbury, E.C, the sum of a being tl per share, 1 request you to allot me shares, and I agree lo accept that or anv smaller number. Name Address in fu.l IO TINTO COMPANY (Limited! FIVE I'KR CENT. THIRD MORTGAGE BONDS U92j.

M.VM.Mi 1. SECOND HALF-YEARLY DRAWING. PAYABLE 1st January, tag. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN. That, 111 accordance with the Deed of Trust dated 2ith November, Is! the following Numbers oi Bon.ii to the amount or for paymeut at par on tne 1st January next were this Publicly Drawn at the Unices ot the Company, in tne presence of Mr.

Bridges. Notary Public, 17 Roads of X2iJ each 340 From To Bonds. 1 From To Bonds." LaSI lu 1'JHI 23 Bonds ot 100 each 2,017 2.01S 2.041 2,11. 2,247 2.S32 2M 3. 420 4.1US 4.1-.

4.16'J 4,2.. 4,334 7 Bonds of each 4.418 4,641 4,764 5 Bonds of x-tU' each 5.U.S 5,214 5,215 5.2U5 5.3J3 2,300 1,400 2,500 52 Bonds amounting to Add amount previously drawn 6.510 t.3a0 Total drawn to date 12 The above Bonds will be paid, on and after the 1st January next, either at the Company office in Lon.lon, or at ttie Ranking House of uie hxea exchaufee ot clear days previously renit-. rtn la rtf January next. Ry order. SAM.

J. BOWES, Assistant Secretary. Present JOHN BRIDGES. Notary Pubiic, Of the linn o. Dun.

Bridges, and Watts, Nicuolas-lane, LomlKird stre. 1, Loudon. E.C. Offices of the Company. 30, st, awithin s-lane, London, 1st Decemb.

16.0. IO TINTO COMPANY (Limited) FIVE CENT. SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS (I08D. PER SINKING FUND. NINETEENTH HALF-YEARLY- DRAWING.

PA ABLE 1st January. laJ4. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That, in accordance with the Deed of Trust dated th May, 1Sj4. the following umbers 01 Romls to the amount of 11,400, for payment at par ou the 1st January uext were this day Publicly Drawn at the OiHces of the Company, in the pre- 11.

Wl i'Al. ...111 I UIJUC, 215 Bonds of 20 4,900 From lo Roods. From To Ponds. From 18.2U 18.741 KUStt To Bonds, Lb1 3.931 b.SJl 6,121 l.rtSO 10 2.570 10 3.910 10 5.400 10 0,130 Id 6.V 10 lu S.3KI 10 10 9,890 10 10.130 10 12,1 1J Ill 13.0W) 10 13.2L0 IU U.1WI 10 18.. 2t 10 111,121 12.1M1 13.U.1 14.91 18.7..0 10 10 10 2,85 At.691 IV.I91 li.000 21,180 15,611 lo.iJ 50 Bonds ot 100eacii 5,000 2j.12I 25.173 23.192 25,203 2.1.561 25.WW 26.128 26.13 26,276 2,,326 26.SI18 27,211 27,579 27.

27,9 28,050 3o.lo2 28.379 2408 29,821 3 Bonds of each 30,015 30,058 30,372 2.1.231 3Bl 25,91 26.U55 26.453 26.486 2.411 2. ,483 2Z.493 28.L0 28.237 28,2.7.1 2,30 9,38 1,500 233 Bonds amounting to Add amount previously drawu Total drawn to date 175 The above Bonds will le paid, on and after the 1st January next eithei at theConipauy olfice in London or at the offices of the Oenerale jtfiur lavonser le ileveloppein. nt tu commerce et de 1 ui.tus-trie en France, Rue de I'roveiu-e Paris, at the nxed exchange of 2ofr. per iiouud sterling, at the holder option. lionds to be paid in Liondou must be lett four clear days previously for examination.

N.B. Interest on the Bomls so drawn will cease on the 1st of January next. Byor.ler. SAM. J.

BOWES, Assistant Secretary BR 1 DOES, Notary Public, Of the firm of Dull. Bridges. and Walts, Nicholas-lane, LomlKird-strect. London, EC. Offices of the Company.

30. St. SwitUin s-lanc, London, E.C., 1st Ueccinber, 1MI3. The following Numbers, drawn at Previous Drawings, have not yet nl teenth Drawinu. in Dccemhcr 1RW I uoniisoi xjj each zzjnl to At the EibteenUi Drawing, in June, 1.SD3 2i Ponds ot X'M each Nos.

5,221 to 1U31 y.73 to 10,620 22,163 22 166 335 JOHN SHAW, STOCK and SHARE DEALER. JEAD OFFICE, WARDROBE-CHAMBERS, DOCTORS'-COMMONS, LONDON, E.C. rjims WELL-KNOWN and OLD-ESTABLISH Fn FIRM of STOCK and SHARE DEALERS OFFERS the most favourable terms to the Public for Dealing in any way in all descriptions of St.icks and Shares, combined witn THORoroil RESPONSIBILITY an.l bOONO BUSINESS PRINCH'LES. ANKERS CAPITAL and COUNTIES, Ludgate-hill lng acre. Piccadilly, and Brighton Branches LONDON and MIDLAND, Nuwgate-street and Tooley- sireci iiranencs.

ITY BRANCHES 65, EEXCUl UCH STREET. EC. in ami an. railw a ACH. London-bridge.

E. 165, Ql'EEX Vl -Vi )K1 A-STREET, E.C. WTEST END BRANCHES Tl 8, HAVM ARRET, S. W. 45.

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WESTMORELAND-STREET. DlULIN. INVESTORS. OHN SHAW is FREE and UNSHACKLED bv anv QJ CONNECTION with any FIRM, COMPANY, or and is prepared at all times to cive BONA-F1DE ADVICE with regard to INVESTMENTS in any des riptioii of security, and als.i to give opinion on investments already made, and advice from time to time as to the prospects and conditions of the securities in which anyone 13 interested. No charge is made, and investors can always rely on straightforward, honest advice being given.

JJEAD OFFICE, WARDROBE CHAMBERS, DOCTORS'-COMMONS. LONDON. E.C. 1J1ULL PARTICULARS and TERMS of BUSINESS FREE on Application. JOHN SHAW, STOCK and SHARE DEALER.

COCHRANE and SONS, Stock and Share Dealers, itod 14, Conihill. Loudon, K.O. Rjuvbliehed 13ti7. Aiji.lv for A.UUUUU BttU YVI were abandoned. rSt' and SOrae UlllMl- 1 and Buenos Ayres Harbour -y cates 1 per and of New gj Africa and Standard of S.uuh The French people mxj be con-ratul it 1 a solution of the recent Ministen.il probably the best that could bn i i view of all the circumstance t.t Casimik tkaam rev-- rf) I.

1 t- I he take tlie forupaion of a MiuUtry means necessary to exphua the umvorliiy hypothesis that th b' the Kepcblic was niaiueuviir." to (U the clangers of ottiee a tm to hia own re-election next u. 1 lirst place, the PresiuWU nearly a year off; then it jg M. Carnot will care, for mswa nj well as for others, to submit himselj Lo sh lBl a second term of office. Lastly, t.i him ltl mi, Ko sincere iiiitrir.tiii. t- 1 1 II rail al lkm .1..

of the M. Casimik 1 tWEil, ImsL. may well have hesitatel rake oi' ,.,,,,,1..:.. motion or public ail.i.is. to cnw latelit lact rlur grave of the reputation almost 1.

,1 ,.4.1. 0 ,1 i 1 a JJ? h'W it na lW l'lilied the card, of 1 A most powerful per.si nality th- Ut (liirpil.mil 1 UuccU- aml 31. tAMMlit K.uill hesitated to acce pt an Viliitll was at leat as to 1,. 1 permaneui irooo to rom.rv,. iJlit were the grounds of his reluctance he them, and has consented to eea tav President of the Chamber, to hi! been elected by a lary, majority, au.l cf President of the Council Fiance tk 1 wh.ch tMt to sa'' she filat tin- historic and honourable namo-a C.xi.v.i-.

3 Casimii: -are at die held of respective capacities oi Chief of he Mi tan I of the Executive 7 1 generally admitted to be ,..1 tf tllv "ernust the abilkie- iBSMi. ne niturally in.ptires what is bewwisj p-ditieal colour of tlte new Mii.m. 5 l'n'vl tcUUre Tho i "is name and family association i from lieinf' a Ueoublicau of tin; 1: t. i i i lO.Miii) IU. 1 ivp It EM 1 1 1 1 i it is, is nut wry diilvrcut fruia ihu p-kiu el his grandfather, tlie imam Mini 4 Louis Philippe.

There arc, 1kwvok, ibditd tmaOs in the list of Ministers coiuu iii' a Cabinet which uivu it a certain -emhLiin of M. Di and stamp it, in spit the ul nuulnmtinn ot il. ,1.. 1 Concentration. It is to be tnat vv'dl prove suliiciently bw -pen 0 to hold its ground in the face of the iiene ari.i.kf which will certainly be directed a mum ir tha i ute aiie.l i against M.

Casluir a fia-dHifttfj and a Clerical. Tiuit iiulinitiou will certainly be increased by the gramme which is to be atitiuuiioi unless that should falsify very lU'ii'tlly ti.e expectations which have been foitiud iU IS tenor. What the positive side of it bi I iw bn yet known, but it is stated that tlie ntw I im nient will have nothing to do wit lithe tluveprot uiMn which the Radicals have nrtnci'jnllv st mi i Tnese are tne nntio.Mii ml a i 1 Moderate majority support him cotisu-teritly a hi a question which is absohtuly answer, because of the imperfect knowicl vide her with a stable Government, is ing in the crisis which followed the coUa I tt Siguor Giolitti. There seems, bowvt, be little doubt that Sigtmr vN.uaditU the Dot man upon whom tlie burden natiomd business is to fall. He lias ifUiui siclerablo diffieulty-and no wonder -m Mnrmr binlv of Ministers to uU-Uf-talW i i Tin-one looks nut tin ike a for lorn hone.

iiieoii1- i is tiut members of the new Government, they may be, shall be absolutely bco the slightest suspicion in cc.m-c.wu null Batik scaiuhds. In the not u.marmd i i i i 1 thc puW UUn whlcU angry distrust of Italian public wW is before all things necessttry that 1 Ministers should not htm been with exceedingly dirty brush of that a.scr alfiiir. Happily that condition is fulfil oitly in the else of Sign-, sclf but t5lut of evx'r' nen whose names are mentioned as members of hi Government, ft torv to learn that Signor Citi-i-i has inaitei' ai-ottS Zanardelu of his loyal supf oit. "TT i led in which some doubt lias pievaileit the indiscreet action ot bignor bbm At such a crisis, however, in the ur ir a miblic scandal were not b. Ui.f una' iW wh a LsUB.bU-J i i ulc i.f power.

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Pounds, Phelps, M. Hobson, Massey, Selwick, Robinson' At 7.46, SIXES. COMEDY THEATRE. Role Lessee and Manager, Mr. J.

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J. Byron: Misses Roee Leclercri Annie Hughes, Mrs. Campbell Uradley, and Miss Winifred Emerv' At. eight. IN STRICT CONFIDENCE: Messrs.

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Is so drawn will xue iciiver ui me uouse 01 monitions iirouletl 1 ntl-tfamU- 1 ntcouie tax, the revision oi the i a on Knvuaj at a meeting held tne tneatie or London University to promote a memorial to the the oi Cutuvh and Sfcst UI late Master of Bailiol. Prince Swasti of Shun, the be rutnembered that it. was Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice, the 'raising refusal of 31. Duity to have an; Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Bowen, the Bishop of to do with these measures winch nai-fcukrlj il London, and the Home Secretary were anion" the i .1 1 1 1 11 1 1 oiioun iu ggnaj us enemies a-'ainst him iUJtl irOf-HJUkseil speakers, all of whom bore testimony to Dr. 1 4 Jowetfs virtues.

Resolutions were passil ext.tvs- Wltluu tae ltsdf 9hmh sive of the loss which the country and the Uitivcr- resignation. Doubtless the I sityof Oxford have sustained by his death; anil eheered M. Deri v's spirited -constituting a fund to his memory to maintain, ment will do the same for 31. Cwuii. kfliSi-JS it strengthen and extend the educational work of I his programme be aa uneomproiui-ingly t.Wocd 14 Lolleue, and to erect a memorial in tho 1111 Prn, -1.

a mmmtummM too ill-considered and ditt''erous expermi-UtS iu Lollege Lhapel. 1 11 .1. 4. Tr.r..i Radical direction. But how Iuu U1U E.

GILL, M.A., Clerical Secretary. JOHN General Secretarv. Offices of the Institutions. to Stepney-causeway. Ixmdoii, E.

ROYAL ASYLUM of ST. ANNE'S SOCIETY'S SCHOOLS. Retlhitl, for the Children ot Parents who have once moved in a superior ot lile. I COMM ITl'EE ino-t earnestly APPEAL for HELP. The year Las been one ot great trial, not only in commercial and trailing circles, bur to the public at large.

Severely has this lust.tutiuii felt the effects of the general depression. FUNDS are Urgently NEEDED forthe current accounts. will lie required lietore the close of the year. 3a3 children are now in the -hools. It6 are seeking admission the December election.

For want OI funds only can be elected. Subscriptions and donations will le thankfully received by the treasurer, Robert Field, Keuuill, or by R. H. EVANS, Secretary. Office.

5S, Gracecharch-street, C. HOMES for LITTLE BOYS, Faniuighaai and Swanley. PATRONS. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of WALES. Tkevsi KEK-W.

H. WILLANS, Ew. FIVE HUNDRED HOMELESS and ORPHAN BOYS Are from tendered, years provided with REAL HOMES on the COTTAGE VSTEM, oi which these Homes were the Pioneers in EngiamL The training given is thorough in all its branches religious, physical, and industrial. Annual Subscriptions and Donations for any amount will be thanktully received at the London otlices. Bank "Buildings, Ludgate-circus, E.C.

ARTHUR E. CHARLES I WILLIAM Roli-SON secretaries. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL, Mortimer-street, W. M. The WEEKLY BOARD Urgently APPEAL for NEW A.sNCAL SL'BSCRUTIONS, as the income oi th.

Charily is ciiiiie for its nuun'cnance. The liosiiiuil contains 320 beds. In patients last year Out-p-ticnts no Ss.ill Total, 42,221 lncuii.L- 1 rum ali Ir. EifK-n liture Deficiency. 9.87L The Hospital has now reopened for tne reception of patients, after lieing closed for three mouths 10 enable extensive repairs and sanitary alterations, necessitated by the age 01 the builuiug, to be carried out.

Tne expenses Mike works executed is over and the Board earnestly appeal lor aid in meeting this large sum, which has been laid out solely in the interests of the patients. BANKERS Cuutts and Co. F. CLARE MEiaiAliO. reuiry-Superintondent.

TKEASfREItS. Hi- Grace the Due ot WES I'MINSTER, K.G. J. R. MOSSE, CHARL1.S L.

TODD. Secretary. St. George's Hospital is empowered by Act of Parliament to lake and hold landed property. T.

MARK'S HOSPITAL for FISTULA, PILES, K3 City-road, E.C. (rounde loSa), is exclusively devoted to this class of painlui and distressing dis. aseas. In-patients from alliirts of the country are eligible for ailmission. SUBSCRIPTIONS Urgently NEEDED, and will be thaiikluily received by the Treasurer, R.

IS. Martin, vS, Lombard-stittl or by Arthur Leared Secretary, at the Hospital. ROYAL HOSPITAL for DISEASES of the CHEST, City-road, E.C. Al.000 in ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Urgently NEEDED to meet eijienscs incurred iu oiwniug the two additional wards closed since IS-ij. JOHN HARROLD, Secretary.

1 HA RING-CROSS HOSPITAL. DONATIONS and ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Earnestly SOLICITED. Present debt and no invested funds. Bankers, Messrs. Druuimoud, 49, Charing-cross.

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GENTS FUR-LINED OVERCOATS, made of Biiperflne beaver and melton cloths, lined throughout with fur (skins) not pieces, with deep Jur collar and caffs, from 4gs. Carriage rugs in all furs from 3Us. LONDON Ft RCOMl'ANV, 1, Oxford (cornel Cl.aring-cross- road). ai.d at Baker-street, London. riREAT BA.RGAINS FURS.

VJI swp worth oi every kind of Ems at less than half price. ou- Seal Jackets and Capes. JiS 3'J) Alaska Seal Jackets, iu- ucuuu rroul A4. Sicial Notice. -Seal Jackets re-dyed and altered to the present fashion cheaper than any other house in Ixindoii PHILLIPS' PUB STOBES, 7.

-ty, and a. Wcatlmume-KTOTe. W. rWUSN PER CENT, in an INDUSTRIAL UNDER IAL UNDER- imited Company, tors of the highest ML 1AKINO, payahU- quarterly, by l.i csia.hli.shed for some years: ace niui OUt standing in Loodon will vouch for the soundness of the undtrtakiiig the shares tan lie purchased at f. each to pay out a shareholder luinijri-oH, Strang, W.C HIO CAVITALISTS.

1'W SALE, a PORTION or JL SHALE in a most important invention, secured l.y patents all over the world, ptfenn liuusiiai advantages to a jmrchasor; aul nonlies, inc. commercial, an.l echnical: principals only dealt v.Uh. Aduress P. E. Payntcr.

solicitor 6'2. Martin lc-lirand, EC. Offiiaa of the Australian Irrigation Colonjcg13a.jJuecn REVERSIONS ami LIFE INTERESTS in Landed "or r.F,1,1.'!i',1 i'r'V-rty t'l'Bt'lIASKD or Loans granterl thereon l.y EOOlTABiai REVEKBIUNARy INTEREST swiE'ri Watcrloo-hridge. Strand. Established io3o.

Capital. A iBION MILK and SULPHUR SOAP. For Toilet. Nursery, and Bath. LADY CONSTANCE HOWARD writes, "1 like the Soap very much it is pleasant to use, and whitens and softens the skin." Delicately perfumed.

amn.iM.mB oion an i uy an dealers. INNE FORD MAGNESIA. The b. remedy for ACIDITY of the STOMACH, HEAR! HEADACHE, GOUT, and IXliL GESTION and satest Ajierient for Delicate Constitutions, Ladies, Children, and Infants. Sold Uirouuliont thu world.

Caution-8ce that aailUtbu-. i every botUa kl. liJ-U-tUi- JS IlUhi'lTAL. -ivue-nark-corner. S.W.

The Weekly Board of Governois Crgenuy SOLICIT ADDI- TlON'AL ANN UAL Si BftCKHTIONS ami DONATIONS to enable them to carry on tne ever-increasing work of the Hospital. Is 1 1 rpiIE GREAT FRUIT-GROWING SETTLEMENTS I -i- in AUSTRALIA. Thousands of ad classes from England, ic I a.V-Krw'An?'ig,,. an.l protitablo industry. LAND 11 Kf'H on easv terms PlumKutxlMu i i 1 1 uulu Oliver atidreses, but were necessarily exists as to the real mind el mm prompt marched out of tho sfiimiw Uv li.

-f. i Chamber ot Deputies, lltat Am-ny 1 1,10 were a miserable iik a. steStSW minority of the attendance, and the police were eneed its Parliamentary existence with a -I more than once cheered. surprise in the downfall of 31. Dtnv.

Tlie torpedo etiteher Havock, the fn-sfc of 13 only hope that it will now (feveio liiltS 2 to btbuiIt; WCn ft Wmm and seriousness at hmm clown the Thames on Saturday At the Admiralty Accessor a fair chance of proving wha, WW st fcnal.she developed a speed of 7 knots, thou-h )ivin 1 the maximum boiler pressure WilS not reached UO 13m Her builders are Messrs. Yarrow, of Poplar, and France, has been mm rvt 4vv- V'l. i atoniuy.li. ii square yesterday, the Anarchists, to whom tlie use of the open space had been refused, havini threatened to oceupy it hy force. Two of their She is to be sent immediately to Portsmouth to receive her armament.

In the Queen's Bench Division on Saturday 3VJr. Justice Grantham and a Special Jurv OHnnl the hearing of the actions Hume v. Falconer and Wife "and Hume v. Langrishe and Wife." The plaintiff, formerly an Attache at the British Embassy in Paris, is the son of the late Hume Dick; and the female defendants are twin daughters ot that gentleman by a second marriage. The 'ri i iJittiiiLiii e.ist; is it, in ww vip j-iHim uuiise itrai its contents.

Mr. Diek and his daughters were then residing there, and when the former died in September of Lst year tlie latter made away with some of the most valuable rTS Ir wi H.lC tho plaintitt, who was then employed on his dip omaMe duties in Paris. The hearing of the case was adjourned. The Smithfield Club Show, which opens to-day, exceeds in the number of entries anv of its pre- decessors for the past seven years. The total is Uhc eltses VutS fvT ttL 18 Aston ilia gained another victory in the Foot- ball League Competition on Saturday, and thus maintain their position at the head of the clubs.

Blackburn Rovers sustained a reverse from i i iti.i in 1 1 urnna rvi t. i i i cniiana ouuueriai a were aiso oeaten. West Broinwich Albinn kvurl an i- mui voolWlcn Arsenal, and to the general surprise retired defeated by five gools to nil. The third round of the Amateur Association Cup contest produced some among the more prominent winners being Old nder Illlgby Rules Black- waiuiul -V one goal CO UhesllU'C and met at Stockport, Durham winning by a aal to a try. The grounds all over the country -J v-w HIV.ll 111 Ulll l.

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