THE STORY OF EMIN BEY
... Bevond the fact that he is labouring in the cause of civilisation somewhere in the Soudan, very little is known in this country of Emin Bey. Yet he is a truly remarkable Iran. I ...
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THE NEW FORWARD LIBERAL CLUB
... I THE NEW FORWARD LIBERAL CLUB, ADDRESS BY ALDERMAN KENRICit. I Inthe presence of a crowded and enthusiastic assembly c of Liberals, last night, Alderman Kenrick, M.P., opened . the premises of the ...
NEW BOOKS
... -ll ~ NEW BOOKS, -- LETTEnS 'AND RECOLcouEg OS Os JuLTUS AND l'LtseY MOna. 13y IDE. 0. M: SIMreON. [London: Lgegan Paul, Trench, and Co.] Four years ago; at the ago of ninety, t1e brilliant and Vivaci ...
SIR THEODORE MARTIN ON BOOKS
... Sir Thcodore Martin, ?? last night presided at a concert, given in ?? Hall, Llangollen, in aid of the publie library. Addressing a large anid fashionable gathering, he sa ...
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
... CHRISTMAS _BOOS. ly BRIAR Asn rALT A Study of Ciroemstance and Inpau- 3y OnCe. Dy ANNSI] S. SWAY. [Edinburgh.: Oliphant, tli Anderson, anld Co.] is- There is always a singular loclicacy of touch about ...
TUB! |WKI>NCj*t>AV) KVKNIXU
... TUB! |WKI>NCj*t>AV) M'wNKM.ir Mi* »- lIARRJA. Mr X KF.itl'. Mr GEO. Hot Vmlto MM OTRHMUK KJ.-TMLOO MUMI lOWA. . Mo»l«y bnl nprn At I'Oetrt br«ia A ...
TO lIKU SfUUTT A*D TO H K.H
... TO K.H CO. m INrtPKmoH thrtr BTOC* of the rViehrnAetl lUjYai. CAMrt. abo. Mkrlill.HAKM. LAM At., U-iMT CAkTa (or ■ n~-- «m It—ure IMrpoeea. Imprwood aJ'lUhu AT. VAAUMH Acl the W.Mr pome the UrpMt moat modem M altar O.otam bum w.u, all mom Maobnorraad LmAamr f'T* lhe» art w M. bo|mty lanupcd of U>o wary IoM quality mart AMD SHOW KDOM.S CLMIIL* All, WOLVi tut «i i/i. iff sr m akt, am. lop dob. w ...
A Mnw. 8- H, I lily Pot*
... A Mnw. 8- lily Pot*. WANTKI. bra tirmof '».! a Mi Hand Apj.y, V. 3d. care C. IS.rtftall, A tiring liwntnl. W'INK and Train Srrkt Traveller PboronjUly t-jorriaant. connect.'i> ■ Ailurraa. Im;'y #•6 Monthly ».y Teas in Arrnrh •'■•Ssr u» ties, ami'••«** Oliver, a«.tl C«. 2/7, HutHhgato VAOAJNT. AOVRRTISEM Wanted; email prepaid*, M«f, and camauston.--Addre.', a.ih ref tiroes. 9!A Daily P-«t. ...
SALE 3 ADCTLOH. _ 4f ESSRS. « SON arc wfffr t rtMlebt Aurtam.. ill. k'-ley Arm# HiAet. en Tl RrtHAY
... T. U»« lb u. .>t Aa*n*t. IM. *To. wekwa *m.Braurely accented PRLEIfOLt*PAMILY 111.NCR. w.tb the tHntena Htabf.mL btame. tireenb-eiee. . abator. Met. P.t* Ra.ldtatV koawa ae ' lsU * , Ab 7 1 '' laiaary. «W w.c _ , tbe tAamber PWew-Ptre Red BotM K»- L.r»ea ...
DUDLEY SCHOOL OF ART
... DaDLEY SCHOOL OF ART. Last night the annual meeting of the Dadley School of Art was held in the Town Hall, Dudley. Colonel Cochrane (the president) occupied the chair, and he was supported by Sir Thomas Martinean (ex-Mayor of Birmingham), the Rev. H. Pylertt, Mr. Tylden Wright, Mr. Grazebrook Alderman Bowat, Mr. Warmington, Mr. Bridgwater, Mr: Bobbins, Mr. Sheppard, Mr. D. Jones, Mr. Fisher, ...
NEW BOOKS
... ares TaE Anmi4nLS LADY BiDDY FANGa: Her Sur- I prising Curious Adventures in Strange Parts. and nd Happy Deliverance from Pirates, Battle, Cap- mg tintly, and other Terrors; with Divers Romantic es, and Moving Accidents, as set forth by Beast on Pengilly (her companion in misfortune and joy), and now first done into print. By PHAEs as BARETTr. In Three Vols. [London: Cassell and ee Company.] ...
PERIODICALS FOR JANUARY
... p rIODICA9 FOR ?? Cf the ieten art ?? in the Reviewi there rl CIO~ f:: A.a srts pre-easinience ; the number is is and thoughtful, but no't in any 0n'5it t oenswith a discourse on the ?? uoo for 1889, ...