, 1881-05-08

q visit to Lord k0SeDeFy'S couuait oede- '.'
air. FnoCDE
comes badly out Of the correspond
enee = with Mrs. F. Mary Carlyle
His excuses for publishing the "kclnlnls-
ccnces" against the now known WISHES OIL
Carlyle are very lame: and unsatisfactory.
Mrs. Carlyle says: s"If AIr. Fronde would
but surrender the papers now,
to be examined and decided
upon by three friendsof Mr.. Carlyle, itwould
be in accordance with Ills obvious intention
as expressed In his will, and would be JOY
fully accepted by every member OF the
Carlyle family" She also calls on him to
state his secret reasons Tor publishing the
notebook which Carlyle specially desired to
have kept private.
TIE SUCCESS OF THE AMERICAN HORSES
is genuine surprise to the English turf.
Rivals are also cropping up in another quar-
ter, two hiel,-class 2-year-olds having landed
last week from Australia.
THE ISV1Su-Boor-- PERFORMANCE
is the best tragic representation In modern
times Since the visit of the Comedie-
Francois company no such interest has been
created in theatrical circles, and no piece
has ever betn placed on the stage
with such magnificent fixings. The TWO
chief actors are splentlidly supported by
the company. Gilbert and Su1liyan's
s'Patience," 4 sparkling burle5quo on the
aesthetic school. divides public interest with
s'OthelIo." The aesthetic element is an ell
tirely new feature in the drama, and takes
Immensely. The music contains more scores
than anything Sullivan has yet written for
tile stage. -..
TIE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY
hos became the leader of the Conservative
nortv Much opDosition. was shown to his
mammalian owing chiefly to the detection
of tbe country gentlemen. and there il
M tloubr that Lord Cairns and Sir
Stafford Nortl,cote feel sore OIL tile
crhicot Int The f1ecisfon will be lovally
accantct} bv the Torres The Maruuis of
e.; hr, f;.,t1e ,,n+a,5 thar thara
o"'1,oats A1s..S 's W .,o ,'.r+,. and
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laat hlat-ei man io.u os"so''a' .,,o L.,
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THE AAteeis - W.. r1cr1, A'
IN +ho rorv army and fila no doubt. had
s.,,,.t,,;n,, IN t;n will, his selection. The
Torics cvnact that the new leadership of
in vor,nis If Salisbury will lead to
,,,nr, ,irorons artion m the part
of tho consc-yntiya narty than mas
heen attctnnted for some time. The
.',;,.,,;on ,bo,,t thu land nnfstion will also be
,nnro ,.ti,,a j., ,,nth countries The Radical
,,o,,ov is making rreat heatiyay. mt only in
1ratond but t,rouph England. The Irish
IIo,,a-I,ula n,cnhars .hntI 4 caucus to-
,,,rro.,, ,,,d ,ipcfdn unon thh course they will
.,,.,.,a I.n+ ,nort fro,, them II }s clear that
!rha ,,o,,r,, to ..rect n nnnu,npnt in memory
~ ,r,, n.,cr,,.,at viii zyit,.nnt ,,nuht. E,t.
onnoeod ,,v tho ,na{orItv 6f the Radical mem
l,.rs I,nt sin fhnre js
crr,r o1,rosrr,oy ro ,n:.. 1ABoUc11Ere's
AMENDMENT,
which i; not likely to have over 100
s,,unurters. Nr, Labouchere has not
vet fuunti a supporter, hut no
tlonbt Mr.. Coven will lend him his
,id Nass"s 1,rirht. Chamberlain. and Dixie.
and tne Dtilu Nsrs a1uons other papers,
,ra much amused to the motion, and it
t1,e Radicals ,to not leave the House
without voting. thew will assure,liy vote
AGAINST it. Ihera il also some rea-
sen tn heli,.ye that Mr.. Gladstone,
although undoubtedly he was instructed by
tl,e Queen. and, though In his heart he be-
lisyes that the noble Earl deserves statue
from his country. is afraid to omen I'D I, de-
bate in which his Radical supporters would
take n nro,niuer1 part Still.
1fr, uAs nEES PREPARING THE PUBLIC
for 1hc ha,;rf that bo will make the motion
,:1-ino fnr t1,n annronriation a1t1,ouy., at rhe
I,st ,unocnt thn Norn,,is of Harrington NAV
,,,,.c f., tn il Mr. G1onstone has hren ,,wav
fro,, .bo y1.,nso fnr t,v, or +,roo nivhts hut
toa ''e ..,s..t,'. ,,~o,,r. ,'',,.,,,,ar,t
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RELUCTANT 10 give any 4st sA'c1 eNps'ss'ss"' ~