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... Mr. John Russell Smith, and is lnxuriously printed on hand-made paper. Of such is the ** Musce Phusce Glyptic—a scrapbook of jottings from Stratford-on-Avon, by M. Jonn W. jnrviu; and it contains a most diverting description of the famous “ Glyptic Museum ...
... * SELF-PASTING SCRAP-BOOK. —Almost everybody who has occasion to use a scrap-book has experienced the difficulty of keeping the g&gw smooth and neat. To obviate this annoyance Mark Twain has invented a * patent self-pasting scrap-book,” which leaves nothing ...
... registry has risen from 7,297.954 tons in 1506, to 7,964,578 tous in 1876 Iu the United Klnfim. from 5,602,010 tons to 6,197,963 tons ; and in the tish Plantations, from 1515647 tons to 1,701,245 the Channel Islands showing a decrease from 87,327 tons to 65 ...
... January 6. 10: total, 56. GIFTS DURING THE FORTNIGHT. 12 rabbits from the Marquis of Hertford ; basket of apples from Mrs. Currie ; ditto Mrs. Attye; children’s n%ht-dmu and vests from Mrs. Warden. \d linen and flannel jackets much needed. LYDIA L. M ...
... setting up cannot fail to be greatly admired. An appropriate quotation from Shakespeare is written on every card, and the specimens, each bearing its botanical and popular name, range from the foliage of the stately oak to the fragile leaves and stems of the ...
... given him some good *‘ notices,” which he carefully preserves in a scrap-book, let him collect and print these in four-page pamphlet form, headed '~ PRESS OPINIONS ON ROBERT BROWNING. From the Midmarshes Weekly Chronicle : We cordially recommend Mr. Browning’s ...
... and vegetables are acknowledged from the following harvest thanksgiving services :—Parish church, St. James’s, Bishopton, Temple Grafton, Ingon, Alveston, Haselor, &r’ellenbourne, Congregational ; Miss E. Gem, scrap-books; Mr. Hortin Smith, periodicals ...
... inmates of the Union orkhouse fared well, although the beer was omitted from the customary /wits. This circumstance, however, did not affect the hilarity of the guests. and they managed from the substitutes—tobacco and tea—to extract a very fair amount of enjoyment ...