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... .LATEST LONQN NEWS.]. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOYDENTS. A Loutcno-, Thursday evening. The whole interest this evening centred in j'ite House of Lords, and the central figure there v ias the Marquis of Salisbury. In the Commons the debate on the vote of censure ...
... LATr1EST LONDON NEWS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LONDON, Wednesday night. There is nothing whatever inconsistent, im. pJOsSiblo, cv improbable in the idea that Mr idladtjSto)l should visit Dublin before Parlia- icnlt meetsA or oven V iefOi-a Christmas ...
... occasion when the surgeon dined in solitary state to the strains of the ?? illustrations are from sketches by Mr. G. W. St. Clair. MARION FAY MR. TROLLOPE's New Story, illustrated by W. Small, is continued on page 425. THE LATE PROFESSOR DARWIN, AND THE ...
... curling matches took place on the rinks, anid strange and fanciful are the skating costumes which, like the ball- dresses of our London belles, occupy the thoughts of the Canadian young women when the first fall of snow intimates that the winter festivities ...
... Several illustrations are given of the National Show at the Crystal Palace. The photographs of Sussex villages are beautiful. We have received Vanity Fair, with a lite- rary supplement; the Johannesburg Standard and Diggers' News (London edition); ...
... robed in homely forms of life and thought. CHRISTMAS NEWS FOR THE FLEET TimE arrival of the English mail is always a festive occasion on hoard Her Majesty's ships on foreign service, but the advent of the Christmas budget of letters is welcomed with more ...
... him. XVhen the Seven Weeks' War between Prussia and Austria broke out in 1866 he set out as representative of the Illustraled London News to join the forces of the latter power. In t867, in conjunction with his eldest brother, he started Echoes from deh ...
... presentation of St. Paul's during the snowstorm of January 18th, 1881. ( HOLLY LEAVES, the Christmas number of'tbe Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (London 148, Strand), abounds in fine plates and woodcuts. We may instance especially A Rough Yarn ...
... healtlhy rivalry v-ith the best London. workers The most interesting of the stories in the ;sam paper is that by Mr. J M.B . ?? Owcra's Christmas ninibt-r contains ai ?? supplenietit an-d Feveral pages of black and white illustrations, imciwliialg one ivilvn ...
... Pa a . Es THE PIPING:TIMES OF PEACE OuR illustration is from the pkture in the Exhibition of the Royal Academy by Mr. F. I'arnard, who has portrayed with considerable humour an incidtnt in one of the public gardens of Paris. A soldier of modem days-no ...
... point of news over the humblest street wayfarer. And everywhere the telegrams about the Prince were the leading subjects of interest. They were read aloud in warehouses, in ])usiness resorts, in courts of justice, in pulpits, and, if the news xwas favourable ...
... LATEST LONDON NEWS t - Q1 [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDNTS.] LOMnON, Friday night. The usual calm has followed the electrical disturbance in the political air. We now hear but the fading echoes of the Unionist con- ference and the Premier's speech. The calm ...