81:WILT:P k DUBLIN. Important mnetion. Thursday nett, Dec. IL LAST DAY OF R.D.S. WINTER SHOW. MESSII -4 SEWELL, SON, and SIMPSON will SELL Ly AUCTION, at the Hi poeitozy. Dublin, on Thursday, Dec. 11, 1901, th following Tamable THOROUGHBRED STOCK, The property of Lord Fenny, bei

TAIU . IINDAyI4_ SALE MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION, near Alhwtdratn, H ,, 11 dio . Park. oa Thum 'At watd month. a good feacer. with thi beat of =men, an d ivgniarly hunted in Leiceaterah.re. THURSDAY'S SALE. MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION, mar Albort•gato. Ilgd

have too DAINTY SILVER WARES CIGAR AND CARD CASES SCENT BOTTLES PURSES CELERY STANDS FISH EATERS CHIANTI BOTTLES 21s. OPERA GLASSES 4s. 9D. WATCHES JEWELLERY

EASY CHAIRS SETTEES WRITING TABLES BUREAUX REVOLVING BOOK CASES CARD TABLES EASELS MUSIC SEATS SCREENS ORIENTAL RUGS LAMPS Illustrations of Presents Post Free

RAWDON B. LEE Editor of the "Mad.* Is pronounced by the Press " a monumental work." and the hest and most comprehensive BOOK ABOUT OM published. Its. prates* drawings photogravures ARTHUR WARDLE, one of the foremost annual painters of the day. whose pictures are so well known on

EAST ANGLIAT.—For the purpose required, we should reenamead 6 sh;t. .1. F. W .rsog.—We can only refer you to our advertisement columns, under the head of Sporting Quarters and Hotels for elports. mon." H. L. Lew eatEer.—For all round shooting there nothing to beat a 12. bore, an

Taws representing tiesrciTaMti.Ol mot on Wednesday last in Poole Park. A distinguhthed feature of the genie was the fine combination of the visitors, especially the forward., whose play was far superior to their opponents'. The back. did fairly well considering the vigorous atta

MONDAY last proved quite a red-letter day in the annals of the North Shropshire Hounds. The fixture was Coton Hall, and so brightly shone the sun and so genial was the atmosphere that one heard allusions made on all hands to the pursuit of the fox in May. Among those who fell in

of hearing, seeing, and their subtle, abnormal sensitiveness to atmospheric influence. With all our experience and study it is doubtful if we have arrived at anything like a full estimate of the acute sensitiveness with which fish are endowed. I devote this article to hearing. B