... piobubly very .lifferent in character from the work Mr Gilbert. The music is to be compo£ed Mr E rntst Ford, who thus obUins early in his career great chance of securing distinction and position in the musical world. Dr Conan Doyle, I may observe, gives ...

... y of employment for the children on wet days, and I not think there i-s anything in the world that gives more genet al satisfaction than the making of scrap-books. It is always well to tho seaside accompanied by* large volume of leaves, either thick palter ...

... journey from Wellington Napier by coach, with a description of the scenery era route t which is also pourtrayed by a number of exsellent illustrations. Gleaning* from Popular Authors, is also well illustrated, part 10 containing selections from the works ...

... illustrated poem “The Quarter Gunner’s Vain,” the latest photograph of Albani, “The Editor’s Scrap-Book,” etc., makv up a splendid number. tram*. —We miss from this admirab’e t!>o>»e parliamentary sketches of Mr Lacy's which are much to many readers of ...

... and know more business and the world. for the New Woman popular prejudice and journalistic caricature, Betsy Prig said to Sarah Gamp, I don't believe there aint no such person. The woman of to-day has to go out into the world and get her livelihood, and ...

... dizziness when rising suddenly from horizontal position Are the secretions from the kidneys highly coloured, with a deposit after standing? Does food ferment soon after eating, accompanied fiatulence or belching of gas from the stomach? Is there frequent ...