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... right hearty Christmas Song by one of our sweetest and most popular of minstrels_ WE'LL SING ANOTHER CHRISTMAS SONG. BY ELIZA COOK. We'll sing another Christmas song, for who shell ever tire, To bear tile olden ballad theme around a Christmas fire ? We'll ...
... present production, considered as a Christmas 6tory, vwill not bear comparison with the f Carol ; indeed it might have been published at b Midsummer instead of Christmas,- as it contains b nothing relatitug to Christmas, excepting a slight description ...
... s in quite a new light. To turn, however, to more pleasing topics, I am glad to say that in spite of the existing distress, and of Fenian panics, outrages, fires, and explosions, London is upon the whole likely to spend a merry Christmas. Grea efforts ...
... RO01 OUTR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. BT PRIVATE WERE.) I Loa- Dow, Enday Night. I7 I have not the least doubt that the Colonial Office will support Mr. Conyngham Greene, our new Agent o at Pretoria, in his refusal to accept an address from some of the British ...
... culpably misrepresented the nature of the claim. A remarkable illustration of the extraordinary store set by collectors upon Thackeray's sketches was fur- nished at a miscellaneous book sale in London this afternoon. The catalogue included two copies of The ...
... and Subscription Concert: Messiahl Leeds Boys' Modern School Christmas Entertainment, 7.15. Woodsley-road Congregational Chapel sale of work, 3. I Leeds Amusements: Theatre Reual, New York Hebrew Company; Queen's Theatre, variety entertainment; l Empire ...
... !FROM OU:R LONDON-I CORRESPONDENT. j iBE ;1? 1% 7Z. t.C 3 w I .a. B3 The Gov .nment London, Sund y Night. The Gowrnment had had, suh a d tusrecr ?? year that the trouble over the hiish Land Bin1 is scarcely likely to be magnified to the height of a M ...
... of by auction in London to-day, the following being included amongst the books and manuscripts ?? chronological detail of events in which Oliver Cromwell was engaged from the year 1642 to his death, inlaid to folio size, and illustrated by por- traits, ...
... FROM OUR LONDON cORRESPONDEXT. LowDor, Monday Afternoon. The adjournment of Parliament has been quickly followed by the flight of Peers and Hon. Members to their Christmas quarters. As a consequence, that brief and faint foreshadowing of the regular season ...
... FROM OUR LONDON .: CORRESPONDENTT . .BY PRIVATE WIREJ LownDowr, Sunday Niight. So far as one can gather, the French are not indis- posed to come to terms over the Newfoundland dis- pute. We know herc-or, at any rate, -we shrewdly suspect-that successive ...
... THIS MORLNING'S NEWS4 TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. THE DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT. The Dalfty «i'u's ?? do not desire te, attach too much importance to the defeat of the Government yesterday. Numbers in the division speak for themselves, and hhow that but a ...
... consideration, is really most im- portant, and the London Schbsi Board will deserve the thanks of ali musicians if tley adopt the suggested scheme. i Mr. Penley is in town again, and London starts the new year with more provocation to laughter than it has ...