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... WOMAN'S WORLD. THE FIRST TEACUPS. Even »ft«r te» >» introduced into Europe, Hid bed come into general ure, teecupe were At the same lime coffee introduced, but. apart from Cmirtant.nople, the first coffee-cups m Europe dull back only far 1645 in Venice ...
... THE WOMAN'S WORLD. SCRAP-DOOR making on the old miscellaneous lines I. (ass writer in the Sus remarks) a little played out, except in the care of very young children. Let the experiment be made, however, of each child making a scrap-book entirely of one ...
... satin. It is in princess° shape and has sleeves with large puffs above the elbows and closefitting from elbows to wrists. The cape, which is pointed from the back, is elaborately embroidered in jet and heavy silk. The high collar rolls outward, and the ...
... boys and girls thar home :s the possible place iv the world: that ro say. never i let them have any pleasure derived from our sue. j Discourage the visits of their friends, and prever.t them from visiting anywhere. Teil them frequent.y that young people ...
... WOMAN'S WORLD. FASHIONABLE FROCKS. Tight-fitting bodices well as tight-fitting skirts are gaining approbation from the dressed. For spring wear in doth and some of the more substantial fabrics they are very appropriate. They ' are also very stylish, and ...
... walk round the world in five years, without money or luggage, for a wager of 50,000 dollars. He started from Vancouver, British Columbia, and has now reached London after having walked from John o' Groats to Land's End. His route from Cornwall where he ...
... sharp lookout. The third arrival is the small, red-necked vulture. This bird descends from great height. It is now most interesting to watch the concentration from ail quarters of the compass ; this is easily arranged lying beneath bush, *nd shading the ...
... and sorelytempted men lor malfeasance. The clerk whe borrows from his unconscious employer, the fraudulent trustee whe borrows,'* from the widow and orphan, tbe official who borrows from the Company that honours him with its confidence, and all the ...
... LONDON LETTER. (FROM OUR own CORRESPONDENT.} Lonpox, Wednesday Evening. Gladstone continues to do a big trade. the World has produced at least two letters from his pliant pen, and a or other, his in town do not-enthuse. who keep scrap-books i written and ...
... gift of toys and scrap-books, which have been distributed among the fifty-nine branches of the scciety. The Rev. Canon Haig Brown, LL.D., the new Master of the Charterhouse, is lying seriously ill a his residence, Godalming, suffering from acute rheumatism ...
... CUTTINGS FROM THE COMIC PAPERS. FROM -ARIEL. ; ' Those Johnson girls said you've dyed your hair. Cousin Adelaide.'' '■ The mean, jealous wretches ! I hope you contradicted it? -Of course I did ! I said it was false.'' Force or Habit.— Sentimental lady ...
... ous and meretricious- coarse, dauby, and staring-revolting in ?? rags -a vulgar rule of colour-the world wearies of them-suit- F. able for scrap-books and albums-sacks of potatoes---grimy ,s, ruggedness-ugly, mean-face(l-wretched-vulgaritiee to of which ...