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AMBITION'S LADDER.

THE WORCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

A DIAMOND BROOCH.

EARL SPENCER AT KILLARNEY.

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EARL SPENCER AT KILLARNEY. The Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, accompanied by Captains Pyttle and Ross, A.D.C.'s, left Killarney on Saturday for Millstreet, which has been the scene of several serious outrages. The visit was paid with the object of obtaining precise information respecting those outrages. His Excellency travelled in a saloon carriage attached to the mail train. At the entrance to the town large streamers were extended across the streets, bearing the words, God save the Irish nation." A great number of smaller ones were dis- played from the houses, bearing such inscriptions as Parnell for ever," God save Ireland," Millstreet loves William O'Brien." Several disloyal cartoons were posted on the front walls of the town, but the police, acting on instructions, succeeded, after some trouble, in scraping them off by the aid of long poles. Lord Spencer had a long conversation with Canon Griffin on the state of the country and the relations between landlord and tenant in the district. His Excellency subsequently "visited the Presentation Convent and the military barracks, and returned to Killarney on horseback/8 distance of twenty-one miles, under a heavy downpour of rain.

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GOSSIP ON DRESS

A LUNAR RAINBOW.

THE ALEXANDRIA INDEMNITIES.

ON THE NILE WITH GENERAL GORDON.

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THE MARKETS.

EXPLORATION OF MOUNT KILIMANJARO.

FRANCE AND CHINA.

THE MOUSETRAP TRADE.

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THE INVENTIVE AMERICAN.