... more real andl siting good, simply by substituting my self-pasting scrap-book for the old-fashioned one. Thus, from a. moral as well as from a practical point of view, the new scrap-book deservea to come into general use. SEA London, on Monday night, at ...

... regretting the absence from the parcel of those charming exquisite, groupings for cutting exit and pasting on screens so conspicuous a feature of Messrs. Misch and Stock's previous year. We remember during the summer being shown a scrapbook made up entirely ...

... year of hit sgs. h born at Beetle, and eereed strotut ninth-el taloa from an early astr. How well She promise t.f his youth I,tt been realtsed by hi, subsequent some, the whole world Is a witness. Contain Speke. the African explor,r, 611 had an isterview ...

... registry has risen from 7,297.934 tons in 1866, to 7.964:678 tons in 1876. In the United Kingdom, from 5,602,010 tons to 6,197,963 ton,; and in the British Plantations, from 1,518,647 tons to 1,701,246; the Channel Islands showing a decrease from 87,327 tons ...

... THE LA/iTOPORT HERALD • trait of the Gorilla. It is laid carelessly npion the drawing-room table, with scrap-books, &c. The unlucky victim, beholding it for the first time, sixes it with impatience— Ah ! have not seen that —opens it with eager haste ...

... discharged.—The Rev. R. W. Enraght WWI released from Warwick Gaol on Monday morning. He was received outside by a deputation from the Birmingham branch of the Working Men's Society, and upon his departure from the railway station for Borde.ley he was ent ...