The Ceremony Of Tuesday Passed Off Brilliantly. The Day,...
unusually cold, was generally bright, and the sun shone out on a great part of the procession. Calculating very roughly, there may have been probably a million or a million and......
The Archbishop's Sermon Was, As Dr. Tait's Sermons And...
always are, remarkable for its perfect and terse din- plieity. There was not an ambitious touch in it. Taking for his text "Everyone members one of another," he insisted on the......
News Of The Week.
A N alarm was spread through London on Thursday evening, principally by excited newsboys, who lied at the top of their voices and with a profound air of conviction, that the......
The Comte De Chambord Has Been Holding Levees At Antwerp,
attended by great numbers of Frenchmen, and has been interviewed by correspondents of the Times and Telegraph. He answered their questions with some vagueness ; but the latter......
The Incident Has Apparently No Political Meaning. The Boy...
not a Fenian, or a Catholic, but a Protestant lad of fair hn--e-fer. and a habit of reading rubbishy romances. So little -e-tlize the meaning of his own act, that he told the......
The Illumination At Night Was Very Imperfect,—the People...
regarded the occasion as a religions one, and hardly suitable for illumination. The chief interest was concen- trated on St. Paul's, and it is possible that for those who scaled......
