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... her sorrow, little Mayflower suddenly beard low yoice calling to her. “ May-flower, May-flower, come, it la I your oow; I have returned to you my little mistress.” May-flower harried oat at the cal), and there outside the stable stood her own beautiful ...
... REFITTING, DECORATING, AND OPENING NEW SHOPS. For all Requirements, including Mirrors, Show Cases, Glass Signs, Wood and Glass Sign Letters, Brass Window Fittings, Show Stands, Show Cards, Price Tickets, Gold Blocked Window Tickets, Glass Tablets, Wire Gauze Blinds ...
... a snow-covered moor. The chilly feeling of a wintry day is admirably conveyed both in figure and in landscape the colour showing no trace of that hotness which occasionally appears in this talented young artist's work, while the treatment is at once vigorous ...
... adventure ; The Cambridge Backs in Winter, from photographs, shows charming snow effects on river and wood ; and amateur gardeners will find something useful in Mr E. T. Cook's Flowers, Bees, and Poultry. Altogether a good average issue. Cassell' ...
... has paid a visit to this country, and we have here his impression in a style which belongs to no other than John Burroughs. Flower and field, bird and beast, are treated with familiarity which can only be the outcome of long practice. Two of the essays ...
... L'nionists would be superior to the danger of being discouraged. Though the flowing tide had not been always with them, statistics showed that they had polled as many electors since the beginning of the year RR their opponents. THE mountainous district between ...
... unsubduable granite, piercing far and wide into the heavens ; yet in the clefts of it, fountains, green beautiful valleys with flowers. in a third lecture, Mr Cook says We ha've in this Scottish author perhaps the greatest imagination Europe has seen since ...
... influential people of the place. Mrs Watson, wife of Provost Watson, having presented Lady Kelvin with a bouquet of choice flowers, Provost Watson presented the address, which was acknowledged in kindly terms by Lord Kelvin. ON the night of the ith inst ...
... with all poets worthy the nvno, so with Korns: his heart overflowed with kiodnesu to man and bird and hoast, he spared the flower of the field, and the was not out of his range. “Fare-yc-wecl. auld Nicklc-Ben,” glows with t* n.’.'trness passing the women ...
... the glory of the Crown, and the wheel of the World's Commerce , For the Stoic this never ending stream of Fashion, with its FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BIRDS, and BONNETS, like the Temple of Nature, has neither moral nor music phut for lovers :if the beautiful it ...
... to the restriotion. Bale Barriessid that people wouli not take the h Ii they could not remove the seats. Thefre wee the Flower Show and the Farmer's Society. It was • logs to the ratepayers. The Clerk pointed sot that they new got allowsaes for an occasional ...
... asked Who will be the first to join our merry party ? when Mistress Mary with a dollyvarden dress and a basket of flowers, advances to the front of the platform and sings. Humpty Dumpty with a plain buttoned suit enters and after being patted on ...