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LIFE IN AMERICA

... occurred daring the month of December, and arrangements are now being made for more effec. tively combatting the outbreak. America, as a rule, is able to put up a champion in most forms of sport ; but in the matter of skat- inm, which is now pretty general ...

LIFE IN AMERICA

... not fail to be productive of much stupendous results, not only to America, but to the whole of civilisation. Regarding the Exhibition as evidence of the public spirit and activity of America, however, he had no fear of any corapari. son that might be made ...

LIFE IN AMERICA

... filled with magnificent exhibits. it Is coe of th6a ie m-ist beautifut of the Exposition strurture- In tn th iloparttment America hli. honoured her foreigo gmest.s bv alliting to them the most ceospicuouus vr |rrtion of the lr-tl. BEtgland P Frinte, GermIany ...

THE LITERATURE OF IRISH AMERICA

... THE LITERATURE OF IRISH AMERICA - ?? X On Taesdai:inight an'able -and n ingeo- .tine On -'25h6 L-~ ~r - o~f Irish'A erie ws- deivered by Mr. Francis Mac~onagh btfo- Literary asociation of the :Eaimines Braach of- the National ?? Mir.Jawe&X iaieej president ...

PROPOSED GREAT EXHIBITION IN AMERICA

... PROPOSED GREAT EXEIBITION IN AMERICA The plan of the buildiogs for the American Centen- nial Exposition at PLifladelphittina 1S76 has at lengtb been determined upon. A great deal of trouble has been taken to secure the best design for their purpose by ...

MAX O'RELL'S NEW BOOK ON AMERICA

... IAX 0'EWS BOI O i . AMERICA. 3 -(FROMtI CORRESPONDSNT.) London, Wv>inesday Nigh'. I . - (Yax Rell's new book, Jonath et Son Continent, w4e published in Paris to.day, and as it has already 'evoked strongl' hostile criticism in the American Press, it ...

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE

... and suite, for America ; Captain Bennett 80th Regt, for Buttevant; Lieutenant B J Cooper, EtN; Dr N Bozeman for the United States of America; Captain Bell and lamisly, for the Curragh; Mr and Mrs Perry, for ths Untitd States of America; Mr and Mrs Hall ...

MR. OSCAR WILDE IN THE THEATRE ROYAL

... your impressions of America ?? (A laugh.) He could see America- or, rather, he could see a small gaslight at the time far away in the distance-and being natu. rally very deeply impressed on the subject, he gave his views about America-about ber past anld ...

TWENTY PERSONS DROWNED

... to-day between tw filled with f'rionds Seuor Salies. President elect Brazil, ivho had come bid him farewell his departure for America the liner Thames. Two boats were thereby swamped, ar.d twonty pot-- are to i.avo been dr.iwned. besides two whoa injured. ...