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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 28, 10 April 1891, Page 20

Sir John P.>pc Hennery is, accorditg to one cf the London diil ; c«, a Jacobite. He always wears a white rose on the anniversary of the birthday if Jim 8 111, a° he terms the peisonige whom good Hanoverians stjle the Old Pretender.

Mr. Jos* ph O'Mara, the u< w Irish tenor, was educated by the Jesuits. Hih mu-ical traini g w*s complete lat Milan. He is brimming wiih enthusiasm, aid when Sir Arthur Sullivan wants to check ir a iitile he tells him that he must not be too much incliued to the •' blarney." M. ssrs. Arthur M 'Donald and Co. offer sixpence a pair for an unlimited supply of tresh-trapped rabbits, delivered at Burnside Freezing Work 8.

Mr. M. Fagan, lato of the Sussex Hotel, Danedin, has taken the Empire Hotel, r'alm Tston. Mr. Fagan's well-known reputation is a sufficient gu .rantee for the alomaDle manner in which his h jute will be conducted.

Messis. Sargood and Sin's celebrated "standard" boots and huors may be known by the trademark on the heel. None that claim to own tLe brand are otherwise genuine, «nd purchasers would do well to ascertain its presence, as the well-known excellt nee of the articles to which it belongs mikes imitation of them very tempting.

The Tory journal*, following the advice of Lord Salisbury, are still " backing '' Mr. Pirnell. Tor London correspondent of the Dublin Daily Express endeavo'irs to damage the anti-Parnellite members of the Parliamentary party by stating that they are to ba paid by the Liberals, and that £5000 has been handed over to them as a first instalment. Needless to say tbe statement is baseless.