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on the part of Mr. MARSH to infringe on public rights and privileges, and disregard public interests and convenience.

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A ROW occurred last night among some coolies in First Street, near the Civil Hospital, one man dying soon afterwards from the effects of kicks he received in the abdominal region. The body was sent to the Civil Hospital, and an inquest was to be held this afternoon. Two coolies were charged at the Police Court this morning with having with another not in custody, caused the death of the man. Inspector Thomson, in charge of the case, applied for a remand as an inquest was to be helt. The case was accordingly re- manded till the 22nd instant. We hear the man not in custody is the one who actually kicked the deceased to death.

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THE house property in Gage Street, Inland Lot 62, including five houses, was sold by public auction this afternoon by Mr. J. M. Guedes realising $13,600. Mr, C. P. Chater was the purchaser,

WE (Iliego New understand the Japanese. Government have offered to defray all expenses incurred in repairing the damage done to the U.S.S. Alert through the recent collision he tween the Fingei-kan and that vessel. The offer has, we believe, been declined, and as the Japanese are proverbially liberal in matters of A PHENOMENAL Celestial, a Iesus nature, ap- the kind, it would be premature to construe peared on the witness, stand at the Police Court their willingness to make compensation into an this morning. He has six toes on each foot, all acknowledgment of error in the navigation of perfect, and it is said the enterprising their vessel. The official inquiry will alone | Chiarini, purposes nuding the dozen-toed one to decide that question..

THE Paris Mémorial Diplomatique publishes intelligence, stating that it is not a simple mect- ing between the Emperors of Austria and Russia which is projected, but an interview at which the Emperor of Germany and the Kings of Italy, Roumania, and Servia would be present, and which be held with the object of assuring the maintenance of peace in Europe. "Nevertheless,

his managerie. Kthe redoubtable P. T. Barnum heard of him, he would quickly send an onder for him to be despatched to the States. There would be much less trouble in shipping him than there was with the far-famed Jumbo.

ANOTHER wonderful, specimen of the cactus is to be seen just inside the east gate of the Artil Jury Barracks, near the nullah. Until a short time ago it conducted itself quietly like the gene-

to inspect the most complete collection of wild animals ever seen in the Far East, will have to travel to Bowrington, a dis- We desire it to be distinctly understood tance from the western districts of nearly that we have no personal feelings against three miles. However. Mr. MARS's de- Mr. MARSH, or any member of his Govern- cision, like the laws of the Medes and ment. In most places such a statement Persians, is unalterable, so must from a public newspaper would be quite even be contented to patiently sub- unnecessary; in Hongkong where political mit to inconveniences, which even the honesty has so few adherents that ebery greatly maligned POPE HENNESSY would expression of opinion is attributed to have blushed to cause unnecessarily to If Mr. MARSH partisanship, or personal motives, it is re- an entire community. quisite to speak plainly to prevent back-desires to win popularity by reasonable hiting and misunderstanding. Our oppo- and sensible measures, he will have quickly CAT CAIS H. Evers of the steamer Verwerts, sition has always been, and always will be to turn over a new leaf. If he could only who goes home by the French mail was, when directed against measures, not against in hear the general opinions of the public. fast in Tauron, presented by the Chinese dividuals, and only on public grounds,

which have been freely ventilated on his shippers there with a large square silk flag bear A few days ago we announced that the action in this matter, we think he would ing the following inscription in Chinese: "we love agent of CHIARINT's Circus had obtained regret having allowed private reasons, you warmly and fervently, better than the sun in the permission of the Hongkong Cricket which we do not care to attempt to fathom. winter." From the abore it is pretty evident that continues the Mimorial Diplomatígur, “such a rality of cactuses, but apparently deeming its Club authorities to erect their tents, under to influence his judgment in giving a deci. / Captain Evers has not been doing a stroke of proposal would necessitate much negotiation," previous existence of too inild a type, it took an certain clearly defined conditions, on that piece of ground situated to the eastward of the City Hall, and popularly, although erroneously it seems, known as the Cricket Ground. Our information was strictly ac- eurate, and we are in a position to state that the announcement gave general satis- faction to the community. It was generally, and very properly felt that a public enter. tainment of the class of CHLARINT'S Circus and Menagerie, was essentially a medium for public recreation and instruction which was entitled, in the interests of the general public, to all the privileges which the Colony rould conveniently grant, in order to ensure its visit to Hongkong proving a financial success. Affording a study of natural history quite unknown to this Colony, the merits of the enterainment, and the convenience of

sion which is a most arbitrary exercise of his power and a most flagrant infringe ment on the rights of the community,

TELEGRAMS.

The following telegiems, dated London, the 13th inst., were received this morning -

The crisis in Egypt continues."

The Channel Squadron has been ordered to prepare to proceed to the Mediterranean in a fortnight."

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

TELEGRAMS for Bangkok can go forward by mail closing at Singapore al 2 p.m., to-morrow, the 16th instant.

THE visitors to the City Hall Museum for the the public surely pointed out the Public Re-week ending 14th May, were :-European, 245; creation Ground, centrally situaterl, and Chinese, 3,060; total, 3,314, at present used for no other purpose, as the proper place for Mr. CHARIST to pitch

THE Danish steamer Odin undiocked at Kowloon this morning, making way for the steamship

Thales The British steamer Blackhalls docks at Aberdeen, this afternoon.

house and land brokering with his fiends, the Chinese, otherwise, we are rather afraid that, in stead of being presented with a silk dag heating tokens of love and friendship, on his departure, a stone flag woukl have done duly, and an- athemas have taken the place of words of love.

EDWARD SMITH, 16, of England, a seaman of the American barque J. ¿l. Baimin was charged this morning before Captain Thonsett with creating a disturbance at Gibb's What? yester day. Constable Dick found him in an uproarious condition, shouting and swearing, being about half seas over. Sinith declined to take the Constable's well meant advice to keep quiet,

so Dick walked him off to durance vile as our

and could only be carried out after frank and clear explanations have been given to the British and French Governments, whose susceptibilities would have to be seriously taken into account.

Á VERY fine screw steamer, one of the largest hitherto built here, was recently launched from the Government Establishment at Shinden. This vessel is about 156 feet in length, and is intended for the passenger and carga coast trade. Her accommodation for passengers appears very cuna- plete, the saloons and cabins being nicely fitted up, and judging from the vessel's appearance she will carry a large cargo on a light draught of indispensable requisite for trading up

water, an

friend Joe Maxwell would say. The Magistrierivers like those to Osaka. This steamer is sup fined Edward so cents, with the alternative of plied with compounil surface condensing engines

were also made at the same establishment) work. one day's seclusion from the society of his friends of the newest and most approved patiera (which and companions.-Ceorge Thorison, a New Caledonian, a seaman belonging to the American ing with steam at higis pressure and giving very schooner Spartan, received a like sentence for economical results as regards consumption of drunkenness, coupled with incaparity, his legs coal Atrial trip the day before yesterday proved having refused to bear the extra weight of the remarkably satisfactory, the vessel attaining a liquor poured in.

A MATFUL goat whilst performing one of the | his tents. It was therefore with some sur-

many antics for which that animal is justly prise that we learned, a day or two after

famous, happened to break a plate belonging to a cook who was washing clothes on the hillside making the above, announcement. that For picking the pocket of Francis Cruise Costa, although the Cricket Club authorities, who a servant on board the steamship Sumatra, of yesterday. The culinary adept becoming catly a bundle of notes amounting to $25, in Queen's incensed on viewing his shattered crockery, rent the ground, and are therefore entitled to some consideration in the matter, had Road, on Saturday, a coolie was sent this morn-savagely beat the unlucky quad:sped, with the agreed to the proposals of ChLARINI'Sing to six months' hard labour. Agent. His Excellency the Administrator had declined to ratify the arrangement, and refused point blank to permit the circus to be erected, for reasons, which will not

result that it died an hour afterwards. The owner

speed of 134 knots an hour, which is, we are in- for.ned, without precedent in any steamer hitherto built in Japan. Indeed the complete success of the vessel should be matter for congratulation on the part of the Government, as it shows the Hingo Engineering Works are under satisfactory management.-Hiogo News.

upward stari, until at the present time it stands at the lofty altitude of about 18 or 19 feet, bidding fair to overtop the trees around. It has added

somewhere about 12 feet to its height within a period of 12 days, a length of ten feet, six and a half inclics being comprised between the last new leaf parted from the parent stem and the top of the stem. This is its first year of visiting cloud- land. The wonderful plant can be seen from the footway by any one passing the barracks.

THE remanded case in which an unemployed seaman named George Cannon was charged with being drunk and begging, and being a rogue and vagabond, was on again this morning at the Police Cour. This is the man whom Mr. H. W. Davis, of the firm of Linstead and Davis, had to scrd for a constable on the 5th inst. to arrest, as he refused to leave that gentleman's office, where he went to beg.-Inspector Fleming made en- quiries about him as the U. S. Consulate, and

was told he was on the books of the Consulate as

having arrived by the American ship Twilight on the 27th September last. He received his discharge on the 4th October, and the papers were then handed to him. The Inspector said dis. charge papers are never in any case kept at the Consulate. On the 8th instant defen. dant said he was arrested on the 4th Oc tober for making a false repois about the Bolton Abbey. The case was remanded till 5th October, and he was meanwhile detained in gaol. The ship was paid off on the 4th October with- out his knowledge, and he knew nothing of it until some days after he had been in gaol when one of his shipmates told him he had been paidoff. He heard nothing more until the 12th December, him, $7.75, to the gael. The money was left with Mr. Hayward, who gave it to him when leaving the gaol. He asked the Captain if he had brought him his discharge, who replied in the negative, and told him he would get his discharge at the Consul's office when he left the gaol. He went to the Consulate after he came out of gaol and asked for his discharge. He saw the American Consul, who asked him what ship he

for a single moment hear independent owners call her, was fired upon by the batteries gone by the goat slayer unless he paid the owner the employé from whom defendant said he had re- when the Captain brought the money due to

ROSE BORLASE'S house boy, who was charged on Saturday with abstracting a five dollar note from that lady's writing desk, was up again this morning at the, Police Court. Sergeant Fisher said he had all the numerous native staff of the Mail marshalled in single file before him, but ceived the five dollars which he offered to Fisher to quadrate the matter, was not amongst them. An individual of the same name, however, had been in the establishment six weeks since, but his present whereabouts could not he discovered. Defendant's antecedents are of a rather shady character, Mr. Hayward the acting Superinten dent of the Gaol, in whose comployment he had been, having been obliged to discharge hint on account of the mysterious disappearance of a number of little things, that tender-hearted affi- cial not wishing to keep him on unt!! he had actually qualified himself for a distinguished post in the establishment, without pay. Notwith-

rid for good of the fellow, Mr. Wodehouse sent the defendant for four months to his safe keep- ing, with directions that the time was to be agreeably passed in the interesting occupations of shot drill and oakum picking.

scrutiny; in fact, Mr. Massit's extraor- dinary action can only be described as a factious opposition to the wishes and cor- venience of the public, based on no reason- able grounds, and apparently enforced to show that the fussy gentleman, who at present directs our political destinies, is clothed with a little brief authority.

The public have a perfect right to be Waar a wonderful change has come over made arquainted with the whole of the cir- the spirit of our enterprising local contum- cumstances of the case-so we will briefly poraries' political dreams since the depar-state what actually transpired. Chiarini's ture from the Colony of Governor Hes- agent agreed to pay the Cricket Club bear upon the unlucky umbrella with a result cellor has a long foot, another a short foot, a standing Mr. Hayward's humane efforts to be had been in hospital about a month he went to

HONGKONG, Moxnar, Mar 15, 1882.

A STEAMER whose name will live in the history appraised the value of the deceased at $6. Cap tain Thomsett marked his serse of the cook's of Japan, says the logo News, has just been discarded by the China Merchants' Company, cruelty by fining him $5 or 14 days' imprison The Pembroke, or the Tungting as her presentment, a father 14 days incarceration to be under at Shimonoseki, and thus interested the United six Mexicans, to compensate him for the loss of the dear departed, whose milk he will no more States of America in the dispute which led to

have an opportunity of freely diluting with water the bombardment there.

from the purling brook lest it might prove too strong for the weak stomachs of foreigners.

SELDEN in his "Table Talk" says :-Equity is a roguish thing; for law we have a measure, know witat to Last to equity is according to the conscience of him that is Chancellor, and as that is larger or-marower, so is equity. "is all one as if they should make the standard for the mea sure we call a foot a Chancellor's foot; what an uncertain measure would this be! One Chan

'Tis the same in third an indifferent foot. the Chancellor's conscience." We commend a study of this practical criticism on the decision of Chief Justice Phillippe in Dorabjec Nowrajce v. Wong Tsuk Lunn and Sin Sin, commented on in our leader of last Friday, to the careful considera- tion of Mr. Sin Sia. We are anxiously waiting for something to transpire which will really shock the elastic conscience of the Hongkong

is written "Put not your faith in princes." Our Sperial says, feelingly and emphatically, "Put not your faith in tigers," even although you have eulogized the nasty brutes in the columns of the leading journal.

Supreme Court.

OUR Zoological Special happening to be out eastward yesterday, thought he would look in upon his old friend the tiger, about which he wrote such a glowing panegyric in a recent issue Afux duly chin-chinning his tigership, he thought he might take the liberty of bringing his

belonged to. He answered the Twilight. The umbrella in gentle contact with the animal's

Consul told him he would not give him his dis- charge, and sent him away. After that he had hide, but the ungrateful "brute, with a movement

to go to the Civil Hospital, where he was seven quicker than greased lightning, as the Americans say, brought one of his ponderous fore-paws to

weeks, coming out on the 4th March. After he

that need not be described, suffice it to say that

the Consul again and asked for his discharge: KESSY. While His Excellency was with authorities a liberal rent for the use of the

The Consul said "I must see the captain first.” our Special finds himself two Mexicans and a us scarcely a day passed without either field, and to deposit in their hands the sum half out of pocket by it. He intends having a

The ship was then in harbour. He went back one of the local organs discovering some of $1,000. as a guarantee that the ground glass case made in which to preserve the um-

to hospital, and since then had heard nothing more · · public grievance on which to base an would be left in the same condition as atbrella as a monument of tigerish ingratitude. It

about it. When his wages were paid he raised an attack on the Hennessy regimé. The de- present. Nothing could be fairer, or more

objection to a stoppageòi $12 on account of cargo parture of the Governor, and the advent literal than this, and like sensible men the of Mr. W. H. Mauss have changed all committer of the club accepted the offer,

ABOUT 7 a.m., on the 12tli instant, as that inde- being discharged during his absence. Asa matter stroll along the praya, curiosity, or something charge of cargo from American ships in Hong- this. From the day on which Mr. Maasi subject of course to the formal approval of

fatigable officer Sergeant Campbell was doing a of fact, foreign seamen are not employed in the dis else, took him, on board the steam-launch Fie kong harbour, but only Chinese, and therefore he took the naths as Administrator, and signa- the head of the Government. No difficulty lised his accession to power by one of the was apprehended from head-quarters, and THE "Dreaming" anecdote about the late Lord A CONSIDERABLE sensation, says the Japan Mail, Yune which was lying alongside the wharf, laden did not consider the stoppage a fair one. He most unstatesman-like and unjustifiable we therefore, rather prematurely as it Wilton is sure to be much quoted now that his has been produced in Australian medical circles with passengers, about thirty in number. Wish spoke to the Harbour Master about it, but he said acts which ever disfigured the career of a turned out, announced that the Cricket lordship is dead. The facts of the case are as by the recent appearance in the drug market of a ing, with that politeness inbred (?) in the men who he could not do anything, as it was an American new narcolic, hailing from Queensland; and at wear the uniform of the Hongkong Police force, ship. Mr. Hayward and Inspector Staunton responsible representative of the British. Ground had been secured. However. His follows-The late Earl had a colt entered for the

Chesterfield Cup at the Goodwood meeting some present only known to the trade by its quaint to pay his respects to the commander of the were present when he complained of the He was at first Crown, the Daily Press and China Mail Excellency the AuMINISTRATOR refused to

going to refuse to siga the receipt for $7.50, have maintained a discreet, we almost feel sanction the arrangement entered into by years ago. The colt had previously always name of pitchery-bidge:y." It is indigenous to Fie Yune, Sergeant Campbell made enquiries for stoppage to the captain.

run as by Cotherstone from Duchess of Lorraine, northem Australia-a sort of stunted shrub, some the captain who was not to be found. This was

but the captain told him that if he did not disposed to say a disgraceful silence. CHARINT's agent with the Secretary of

and Lord Wilton had not troubled himself about three to four inches in height wlien full grown, really disappointing to Campbell, so he took a Have all Mr. Maasu's acts since he as- the Cricket Club, alleging as his reason,

giving him a naine. Shortly before the race, and bearing blossoms of a waxy texture, white look round the craft and found something which sign he could charge him another dollar, sumed the reins of power In this Colony that the General might require the ground however, he received a letter from Lord Chester-

He therefore thought it better to sign. The in color, and fecked with pink spots. The rather startled his by no means weak nerves, been above criticism; has he done every at any hour for military purposes. We field, enclosing him one which he himself had flowers are picked in the month of Augst, dried, viz.,-the stean guage indicating a pressure rest of his account was all right. If consideration is shown to him now, he undertakes to get cut of thing like the wise and enlightened states have lived in Hongkong for many years, got from a gentleman, stating that he had dreamed packed tightly in canvas bags, and then subjected of gols. of steam. With commendable des man which we were at one time willing to but during the whole of that period we most distinctly a horse named Pumicestone had to a high degree of pressure, which imparts to patch the Sergeant cleared the craft of Hongkong in a week's time. The reason he By the passengers, cased the safety valve, and made the false statement about the Bolton Abbey credit him with being, and lek undone no- cannot call to mind a single occasion on won the Chesterfield Cup at Goodwood, and as them the consistency of cake tobacco. thing that ought to have been done? which the military have made use of he could not see one of that name in the entry, chewing a small plug of this substance, relief stood alone on the deck, like Casabianca's was because he wanted to get clear of the Teuf Judging from the course of action adopted the cricket-field; besides the Major- he concluded it must be Lord Witton's animal is speciily obtained from bodily fatigue, hunger, son, waiting for something to turn up, which light, where he was shamefully treated, and was by the self styled conservators of public General is en route to Penang, and the that had not been named. The colt being got by and thirst. A larger dose of pitchery-bidgery something soon appeared in the shape of the afraid of doing something desperate. He shipped of the Government Fire Brigade and Inspector of and came in her to Hongkong. He was only rights, those Bayards of modern journalism, season for field-days is over. Mr. MARSH Cotherstone, he did not consider Pumicestone produces absolute insensibility to pain. Pitchery-gigantic form of Carl Wassenius, the engineer on board the Twilight in Newcastle, Australia, altogether inappropriate, and, willing to humour bidgery, administered in minuto dores, acts as a who could see nothing to pruise in Governor also, we understand made some objection the fancy of the dreamer, adopted the name. stimulant; in larger quantities, as a powerful wheelbarrows, we mean 'ricksbas Wassenius brought as far as Hongkong. He was treated HENNESSY's policy, and can see nothing to to granting the use of what was actually a

The vision was realised, for, without being quoted sedative. But it has the peculiar property of went on board, journoyed down to the engine in various ways as were also the other men, room to see what water was on, and found the They had, for instance, to go over the side in the censure in the acts of the presont occupant recreation ground for the public. This will in the market, he beat Vanderdecken and a large Enabling those who take it habitually to with of Government House, the public-if they be news to that portion of the public who field very cleverly,"

stand fatigue, and undergo physical exertion upon glass half full; looking farther round, in the hold, aight and, scrape the chain plates, or else he found the engineer asleep in his bunk, and fill a tank with salt water and let it run had any confiilénco either in the political | are not members of the Hongkong Cricket

promptly hauled him out. On going into the out again, or be sent up aloft and made to WE rend that a wonderfully nice bit of picking independence or honesty of our contempor-Club; however, if it is the Public Recrea is going begging in the church-living-sale-by- THERE seems a good deal of justification, says

stokehole Wassenius found a good fire in the sit on the royal yard until the chief mate chose aries-would apparently have good reasons tion Ground, that is all the more reason

auction-market, and bidders with a little money the Overland Mail, for the often abused law furnace, but no stoker visible. On making en- to call them down again, by way of punishment. for congratulating themselves on the course why its use should have been granted to,

in their pockets and a taste for the care of souls which excludes clergymen from the House of quiries of the engineer as to what his full driving The chief, mate used to make them do things of events which has given them the govern- what will be the most interesting recreation have an unusual chance of getting a bargain. Commons, in the obvious difficulty in the way

power was, it was found that, when working at full such as painting, and then make them wipe it ment of Mr. W. H. MARSH instead of that the public of this Colony has been permitted The lot consists of the next presentation to a of combining clerical and Parliamentary duties, speed,the indicator would denote 70lbs.some 20lbs. all out again. The punishments were simply to of Sir JOHN POFE HENNESSY, As, however, to enjoy for many years. Besides Mr. valuable rectory, with very superior house and They have not, at any rate, been combined by less than the indicator shewed when the launch please himself. They always did their necessary was lying quietly along side the wharf, and the en- work, and ificre was no occasion to punish them. the community of Hongkong know right MARSH had precedents for giving the use grounds, vineries, and garden," charmingly situate the Rev. Isaac Nelson, who was elected by s

The Captain had no part in it, well that the old established journals have of the ground for this purpose. When in the county of Suffolk, within a mile of first- Parrellite constituency, and who was expected gines at rest. It makes one feel a trifle nervous to It was pure caprice on the part of the chief no pretensions to be considered the honest Mr. CHLARINI last honoured Hongkong with class station and market town, and easy drive of to do great things in the way of breaking the think of such things being possible, under our very mate.

noses. Had the poor wretches of passengers and they had no complaint to make against the sea. Population about 1000. Good parish iron yoke of the Saxon. Fortunately for the and independent representatives of public Į a visit, the privilege was granted without endowments. Income about 1000, chiefly from poor Saxon, but unfortunately for his enthusiastic been blown to atoms, er kingdom. come, there him. The chief mate's name was George opinion, and the fearless exponents of the demar by the then Governor, and the rent charges. It is seldom that such a chance constituents, Mr. Nelson has either got tired of would have been endless enquiries as to the Henderson. Defendant got cut once on the public sentiments, their ominous silence French circus, nearly a dozen years ago, as this occurs. One thousand pounds per year Westminster or has found that the spiritual needs cause, and effect, of the catastrophe, and much band for refusing to fill the water tanks any respecting some recont acts of the Ad-was similarly favored. CHIARINI's agent for two sermons a week, with the vineries thrown of his flock detain him on Irish soil, for, when valuable time would have been taken up in the longer. He was struck with a wooden belaying ministrator has been generally attributed offered to obtain Major-General SARGENT's int One thousand pounds per year, with sea the Home Rule tellers have mustered their forces, investigation. Is it not high time that some sort pin, and has got the mark now. He had been at the tank filling all day, besides having to do the to the correct cause, and can hardly be sanction; but he was distinctly led to un- bathing and a good house! One thousand the gaunt form of the fighting divine has been of check should be put on the natives who run

He was not so badly treated as said to have excited much surprise: Wederstand that he need not trouble himself, pounds per year, and a railway station quite conspicuous by its absence. His lay colleagues steam launches at such risk to life and property necessary work. It was the same with all the have hitherto purposely refrained from is under no circumstances would the sanc-near, and only one thousand population. Taking have, it appears, remonstrated with Mr. Nelson Does the present case not show the necessity for other men. criticising any of the acts"

"the half of thear gentleman; as grownupy and-hen-his-caricanoes, brzt-ce for he has made no having an inspector of steam. Jaunches, a practi- | some Upon the case coming on again to-day, “ present of the Administrator be granted.******

tion of

substracting again, a further half for dissenters siga. We should hardly have expected this in- cal man who knows more of engines than lawn the defendant, who hid been allowed out ar bir- administration, wishing to give our con-

And so, to please a most unreasonale and free-thinkers, you have a total of two hundred difference from a politician who began his orato- tennis, and who would devote his time to looking own recognizance, was not in Court, and the Ma temporaries an opportunity of unde- whim of His Excellency's, the community and fifty souls to look after, at four pounds per rical career on this side of the Irish Sea with the after these careless celestials who put little value gistrate ordered the case to stand over for a week colving the community by inaugurating a of Hongkong who desire to witness the head! What shall we say for the lot--house, impressive declaration that Ireland was crouching on property, and still less on human life? We to ascertain whether Cannon had left the Colony If he was still in the Colony, a warrant crusade against what we cannot but con- clever performances of Signor CHIARINI'S garden, sea bathing, vincsics, railway station, behind England, dagger in hand, ready to strike certainly think so, and that something should be or not.

was to issue. "sideran unnecessary and III-timed attempt: Jarge troupe of accomplished artistes, and and garden, with two services a week?-

a low diet.

when the hour camer

done at once.