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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 17, 12 February 1892, Page 25

Tl c Pall Mall Gazette says that the following are the prices of autographs in the catologue of Messrs J Paarsoa, and Co Pall Mall:— A letter from Lord Baaconsfi ild to Mews Longman caq be had for 30a., and a bundle, including one each, of Mrs. Gladstone and Mr. W. A. Giaia-one, is valued at only 10s. a la ter of O'Connell is priced at £2 2i , aed one of Parnell's giviog his opinion oa Mr. Glad- , stone's Land Bill at £5 s§. , Lort Salisbury's visit to tha Australian gold-flalds in 1852 of whic i something ha ■ recently been heari, does not seem to have been an extended one. His Lord B hip has informed an Australian correspondent that, though his memory is not sufficiently good to enable him to gl ve details, his impression is that he stayed a fortnight at one gold-field aa the guest of the regimental mess, and that he only rode over to the famous Bendigo fields for od« nigbt.