... WHAT THE WORLD SAIS. The Qneen haft entirely given attending *' worship Crathie Sunday during her Balmoral, tbej-e i« end of the ploy fornvcrly dear visitors Brae mar and other place* Deemde, driving the Sunday morning order , arc her erty and any of ...

... has made some fame and considerable fortune in Sweetheart, has concocted a book of two hundred pages entitled Scraps from the Scrap-Book of Minnie Palmer, n and will give copy of it to every lady who patronises their entertainment on their forthcoming tonr ...

... s : The Messrs Yates and Co (Exhange Works) from 2s £3 3s Mr William Jones £1 Is to £2 2s Mr William Lovett from £1 Is to £2 2s Birmingham Vinegar Brewery Company from £1 Is to £2 2s Mr William Thomas from £1 Is to £1 11s 6d Workpeople's Subscriptions: ...

... Cull, cuffs and scrapbooks ; Bowca-> Mar Philip, scrapbooks ; Windsor Street Board School. 7s. 6d. Frank, Carrie, and Annie Timmins, scrap books; Jjirkins, artificial flowers ; collected R. Neutlesa, Sno' Hill, 125.; H. P.. scrap-books and magazines; Mrs ...

... FOLLOWING ATTENTION BAN’S for CARPETS from 2s yard 91 Is fid ? 1: 4pl D EAN’S KIDDERMINSTER Is 6il All Wool 2s 3d COCOA! lid siuarc yard is Cd for & KIDDERMINSTER SQUARES JLF in all sizes from 7 M each for RUGS Velvet Pilo from 3s 11(1 yard best M A EAN’S for ...

... (ll All the New Books of the Day. (2) A large Stock of Books, offered from per cent, discount off published prices. Catalogues gratia and post free. (3) Photographic Albums. Scrapbook*. Workbnx***, Inkstands, every kind Stuck WHOLESALE PRICKS. %• Now Ready ...

... Heaton Esq 10b fid Presents and toxt from the Mission flowers from Newtown vegetables from Harvest Thanksgiving Church fruit vegetables flowers from Congregational Cburch Sutton Coldfield fruit from Harvest at ...

... treasuring them for her scrapbook. Asked if she answers any of there letters. Miss Neil son replied: “ Sometimes; and suppose 1 shall as long as strength and patience hold out; but it getting rather monotonous. Monotonous it must be; from breakfast time to ...

... ver took his fancy. These cutting* were afterwards reexamined, and if approved were pasted into one of his innumerable scrap-books and carefully indexed. One day Mr. wanted to consult a living book, and asked to advertise for a man who had been employed ...

... Cornelius Penton. from 2*. £3. 35.; Messrs. Green, Cadbury, and Richards, from £2. 2s. to £3. 3s. ; Workpeople of Messrs. Hands and Sons, from £l. 11s. 6d. to £2 2s. ; Messrs. Turner and Co., from Is. £2. 2s. ; Mr. Henry Burbldge, from Is. ...

... look on Dr. Camphor in the person of William Blanchard. You read letters from Laurence IHerne, Pierce Egan, Walter Scott, and all (he Keans and Kembles ; there is a long epistle from Charles I. to Lord Essex (which if it had been delivered might have changed ...

... MR. AUGUSTUS HARRIS AT HOME. The World, article headed Mr. Augustus Hams ftt Portland Place, says:—You never met man who gives himself inoro entirely any task has in band than Augustus Harris. Peculiarly rapid thought, olwavs conveys impression of ...