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... Not the least in- teresting of M. Biondin 's collection of mementoes is a small library of scrap-books, containing cuttings from all the newspapers of the world— French, English, German, Austrian, American, Australian— critiques, reports, interviews, ...
... Monday the Defendant rode at a fast pace from Cheapside into St. Martin 's-le-Grand on the wrong side of the road. A lady riding a bicycle from Newgate-street to Cheapside, in avoiding the Defendant, fell from her machine and narrowly escaped heme run ...
... communications that he has taken to pasting them in a scrap-book. Even the chivalrous and heroic Mr. PARNELL has not been spared. Some dastardly ruffian, signing himself Af O'FLotios Yr, has written from Warwickshire, promising that he will not only cook ...
... of the year (cheers). The same result was shown in the central counties of England — a fall from 34 cases to six. England as a whole had shown a decrease from 608 eases in 1895 to 412 in 1896, and to 141 in 1897 during corresponding periods. These figures ...
... gallery, with the exception of such alterations as he from time to time finds it necessary to make in consequence of fresh arrivals, and is busily engaged upon the literary labour he has undertaken. From the magnitude of the work, and the constant addi- tion ...
... Games >nt fr> *■ and SHEKWIN’S Miniature billiards, make, fro™ 47; Bagatelle BoaiX*. from .'!or.; Race from 55.; Chps»- men. from 35.; ami all Idndn Parlour Games, from Is. 51. Illustrated descriptive cat;UoKU««s pout free. - Aver ami Shcrvin, 81, Strand ...
... correspond. Bi lelroards, from 3 to fit) guineas ; a!-o some Second liand. I^URNITUKE,â Dniiving-Tcom, the largest fclettinn J tlie world select from. Some handsome ing-roora Suite *, complete, in rilk. from 30 uiâieas; in rep from 10 ...
... progressing in all parts of the world having called into existence several large Financial and Credit Companies fer the purpose affording the necessary monetary support, it considered that great advantage would arise from the formation powerful Companies ...
... iMEEICA. (from our special correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Jan. Congress re-assembled yesterday to listen to a speech of nnnsnal violence from that bad old man, Thaddeus SteveuB. The Radical leader betrayed at once the full measure of Radical fears in view ...
... the spirit world through a medium, and he fixed upon Mrs. Davies as the medium. By means of the spiritualistic professions they succeeded in denuding Mrs. Davies of almost everything she had in the world. Stanres were held by the Fletchers from time to time ...
... of mere boudoir or cabinet works of aii;. By no means. There are all the gradations, from the locket miniature to the respectable half leugth, and from the scrap-book landscape iv water colours to the orthodox fivo feet by four in oils. In fact, the ...
... the Examity, differs from the eminent naturalist, and has an opinion of its own. Even such a clever tactician as Mr. Disisiti.i, the writer says, will not find it possible to induce the Limpits (sk) of his party to move from their rock, or the Crabs ...