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... Duchess of Albany and her two children, who came to spend Christmas, the Royal party have skated on the lake and taken long sleigh drives, in bright frosty weather. They personally distributed Christmas gifts to the cottagers on the estate, while on Saturday ...
... whose deter- e 'mination, adventures, and death suggest. a passage from a recent story by Bret Harte in the I Illustrated London News. It is not a thackneyed trait of English life that English husbands find they have married the wrongA woman, but ...
... I LATEST LONDON NEWS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LONDON, Sunday night. This has been on the whole a curious Christ- mas Day. But the feast of Christendom is not seen to advantage in this modern Babylon. There is no poetry here, and the poetry of ithe ...
... drunk; and then the Royal party left for London by the 5.15 P.M. ?? engravings are from sketches by Mr. Arthur Cox. MARION FAY MR. TROLLO'E's New Story, illustrated by W. Small, is con- tiuned on page 637. CHRISTMAS ABROAD: A SKETCH AT NICE WHEREVER an ...
... LATEST LoNoN NEWs IFROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENTS. I ;e LONDON, Thursday night. a, A now writ for Hampstead was issued to- night by the Speaker, and the election will be pushed briskly forward by the Conservatives. E This is the seat which Sir Henry Holland ...
... in some degree influenced by the energy of the park-keepers. THE S.S. UMBRIA We left New York, says one of the passengers on board the Gallia, on Christmas-Eve at eight o'clock in the morning. The weather was intensely cold, most of the ships we ...
... market. The same d thing is observed in the manufacture' of . Christmas cards, of the Christmas numbers of a the illustrated papers, and of the pantomimes. The attempt to inspire Londoners with a, y taste for opera in winter is not making headway. i e ...
... LATEST LONDON NEWS. fFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LONiON, Sunday night. It is stated somi-oflicially that the Govern- ment have decided to create a new Department of the State. This will be known as the Ministry of Agriculture, and its head will be Mr ...
... WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS. i THIRD NOTICE. The ILLUStRATED LONDON N'EWS has some excellent illustrations, finished in the most per- fect manner, iegarding the Indian Frontier War. The frontispiece shows Sir William Lockhart, ?? and his ...
... Brompton Road, South Kensington. POST-OFFICE CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FOR many years it has been a common thing for polite ?? Post- Office clerks to send their visiting cards at the New Year to their col- leagues in the London Office, and from this the idea of a special ...
... not take toll of their friends' Christmas cheer in the castle on their left. THE GOOD AND NAUGHTY GIRLS' CHRISTMAS The late Adrien Marie was a very successful delineator of children and their moods, and in this Christmas study his talent didmnot fail ...