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... 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 ...
... for a landscape of Brecon (taken by Mr. I. C. Salmn ?? Bont, North Wales). ?? 1MADAME LEROUX, A NEW se, ial story, by Frances Eleanoir Trollope, illustrated by Percy Macquoid, is continued on page 217. ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE, See page 232. A MORNEING ...
... 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); ...
... has now gone to St. Petersburg-it is said to confer with the Russian Government about a new Polar Expedition. MARION FAY MR. TROLLOPE'S New Story, illustrated by W. Small, is con- tinued on page g. ROSA, A GIPSY THas young lady, with a peacock's ...
... Gover ment had done for them, and had a bright, hopeful look on th. faces. F. VILLIERp THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS A NEW serial story by William Black, illustrated ?? Small, is continued on page 533. A CHILDREN'S SCHOOL TREAT MR. HERBERT JOHNSON'S life-like ...
... .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 ...
... 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 ...
... neighbourhood of their ships, boats being sent for them, at eight the following morning. THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS A NEW serial story, by William Black, illustrated by William Small, is continued on page 196. THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW WE islanders do not, like ...
... ?? THE ANNEXATIONS IN NEW GUINEA ON November 6th the ceremony of proclaiming the British pro- tectorate over a portion of New Guinea and the islands adjacent thereto was performed by Commodore Erskine at Port Moresby, the principal settlement on the mainland ...
... will dominate the whole of the Shendu territory. The force has been assembling at Chittagong for some weeks past, and our illustrations depict the embarkation of a portion of the force from the Governi- ment Dockyard at Calcutta, on December 28th. One represents ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...