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... fawily bistory in the shape of old letters and papers snd cuttings from newspapers, telling of the births, marringes, and deaths of their own and preceding gencrations, and & whole world of information about a family may be gained by turning over the leaves ...
... invisible reporter, taking graphic notes for tht? world of the actions of his own fictitious figures. From this cause he never seems inside even his own creations, but always watching them and their peculiarities from outside, like one engaged to look after them ...
... —All Persons suffering from Defective Eyesight whatever came, .Load consult Yr J. 11.02, who les had upwards of years* exper:enee in all Incident to the Mullen eye. Attendance every at Xr We. annum% Duke of York Bridge , from 2 till 4; at No. II Drisplegate ...
... Goethean literature. Here are my eulllngs from that mine of gold, with original comments. Again, I wanted know what all the great thinkers of the world had had to way ut woman; so hero you see excerpts gleaned from innumerable sources various language*. ...
... condensation of the steam employed in the engines, recourse is had to what are called engine -dams, or ponds, into which the water from the steam-engine is thrown for the purpose of being cooled. In these dams, the average temperature of which is about eighty ...
... , and E. Burkett, £1 se. Gifts: Scrapbooks, cards. arc., from Kim Ethel and Master Wiseman, Miss Doris Sazelby, Mr H. Debora, Mrs Kirk (Owstwiek), and the Rev Acton Colville (Hornies); clothing for Dorcas Society from Mrs Kirk (Owstwick), Mrs Arthur Itewson ...
... of the men in tbe civilit-ed world smoke, men of all sorts and size?, of all ranke and opinion-. We assert tbat tobacco is a social boon, so so-teing to us in private that we shonld be limp hypocrites not to defend it from public attack. And by yonr permission ...
... Goeethean literature. Here are my callings from that mine of gold, with original comments. Agaio, I wanted to know what all the great thinkers of the world had had to say about women; so here you see excerpts gleaned from innumer- able sources, in various languages ...
... Illustrated. The Point of View. The Told of Art. ♦bout the World. Sampson Low, Manton i Co., London. - - THE WINDSOR MAGAZINE. Pt auras?. Price au. Cowl.!!: You are tit for anything in the World. Front • Theehrintian. !fret Book. Chaptore XVII.— 111. ...
... their annual visit to the Mansion House Monday, and each received from the hands of the Lord Mayor a new coin fresh from the Mint. Having no need for legacy of several hundred nouuds from a recently deceased sister. Miss Jenkins, of Birmingham, has handed ...
... FESTIVAL. StR, —I wrote to you a short time sincc respecting Dr. Spark andthe Musical Festival organ appointment. It would appear from letter which I have seen in the Musical Standard, that Sir Arthur an is not all to blame in this matter, indeed, I undc rstand ...
... for year. been collecting newspaper accounts of railway accidents of all kind. Ile now has thousands of three narratives, and from an attentive study of them he has come to the conclusion that no lorornotire engineer ever came alive out of his third disaster ...