... She told me her father was very proud mat his daughter should become lady of title, and yet he opposed the marriage too. In short, he saw that Wilfrid’s mind was not as sound as it should be, though he could never point to any act or speech to justify his ...

... the parish of St Werburgh, and who now discharges theim* portent duties of Rector of the latter church. The books contain short history of each parish, together with an account of the churches, the chancellors, ministers, and rectors, the curates and ...

... local papers, and a volume of Irish stories, published by Mr Douglas Hyde, B.A. The committee read and considered a poem, “Discontent,” by Miss Dora Sigerson, a short story by Miss M. E. Kennedy,and Kismet, the Story of the Sheik’s Ring,” by Herbert P ...

... amusing to see how the London photographers’ shops have burst into an exclusive bloom of the Princess and her fiancee. A pretty story is told that as long as five years ago the young Princess’s maiden meditation was disturbed by the image of the Earl, whose ...

... co-operate, the most praiseworthy movement has for the present been suspended. One cannot refrain from expressing surprise at such short-sighted policy, as no intelligent man of business will fail to see how benefidal such a measure would prove both to employers ...

... improvement has taken place in these matter*.—T Yours truly, E. Harrison. Maio street, Scarborough, Ist August, 193 a SERIAL STORY. OCXSI&JNr TRAOXSDY. BY CHAPTER Wll.—Continued. SAIL HO ! She took the miniature to her cabin, and I waited awhile, thinking ...

... for the serious business of life by systematic diet of romance. They not only cultivate an inexhaustible aste for romantic stories, serial and completed, >ut pass most of their time in fanciful views of he future in which they themselves form the central ...

... holiday. Miranda,” who has always something fresh and worth reading for her numerous clientele, tells the following exquisite story which she closes with excellent suggestion which might, with profit to Dublin ladies, be pursued by Saraband*, who ably conducts ...

... which had belonged to his predecessor, the late Earl H.R.H. Princess Louise has most graciously accepted copy of The Old, Old Story Valse, composed and presented to her by Marie Dupres. This valse, being descriptive of prosperous wooing, was an apropos gift ...

... holiday. Miranda,” who has always something fresh and worth reading for her numerous clientele, tells the following exquisite story which she closes with an excellent suggestion which might, with profit to Dublin ladies, be pursued by SarabandT, who ably ...

... has a plain skirt opening in front to show a narrow tablier which is bordered with steel passementerie. The bodice has a short basque, and a crossed vest of light grey crepe de chine, edged with steel passementerie. The sleeves are slashed with crepe ...

... velvet, enriched with Oriental galons and passemeterie. I cannot think the fashion becoming. Unless a woman is very tall, the short, straight line at the back stunts the figure. But good housewives will see their way to make many half-worn dress look stylish ...