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... exponent of the Magic Art Iving.” kvery Evening at 8. Wednesday and Saturday at 3 and 8. Prices of Admission— 3s., ts., and fid. Booking at Cramer's. N.B.—Mr Bertram will be able to attend few “At Homer,” and Private Parties. For terms, 4c., apply to F. Mtir ...

... prominence the more striking portions of it. Every O’Connor in Ireland should, if they can afford to purchase the O’Conor Don’s book, read the history of their sept; those to whom the priceisprohibitiveshouldperuseMr Moms s review, which can be procured together ...

... liners as much as two thousand dollars per day is charged. If this goes op, naturally the different companies will cease booking steerage passengers, thereby causing much Inconvenience both to then Helves and the emigrants. It may be said that some few ...

... each servant should undertake , but supposing there are only two to division i f work should be as follows. The cook, besides all the cooking, is responsible tor all work connected with her department; besides this she cleans the hall and dining-room e\ery ...

... the coming popular concerts will be the most successful from every point of view which we have ever had in this city. Eliza Cook’s funeral took place at Wimbledon Cemetery. She had survived all her old literary friends, which made the ceremony pathetic ...

... spent couple of hours together in the study, and when assisting him with his translation, afid both of us poring over the same book, 1 noticed his heart beating loudly. I got quite frightened lest he should have something wrong with it, as he does not look ...

... decide how we can, perhaps, reconcile the higher standard of former days with modern reqairements. The beaatifal words ol Eliza Cooke, jastly designated theJPeoples’ Poet, referring to her mother’s chair, I love il, I love it, and who shall dace To obide ...

... where every article will be carefully and well done up. Then let the cook, who does not object to small washing, do up the towels, stockings, and bandkerohiefs. A very useful book on Home Washing,” is by Mrs Louisa Smith; most likely yon oan get it ...

... greatest difficulty I steered my way through a miscellaneous assortment of couches and chairs. The tables were crowded with books and china; I carefully examined them, although the dust must have been gathering on them for months. Most of the collection ...

... himself that he was one of the spoilt children of Fortune and he hated himself because, like the spoilt child of nursery story-books, be was inclined to quarrel with his toys. He had been living amongst men whose master is the spirit that always denies. He ...

... it is not all dillicult decide, t do not give cooking receipts through this department. Surely there must cookery book in your establishment, when all such matters are fully described. Mrs Becton, whose book is world-wide fame, and who daily adding to lo ...