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... picture by Lance Calkin'6fi ?? lanlt captain refusing to leave his burning ship until every one else had left. The Illustrated London News is quite Christmassy. From the brilliant young lady walking through snow on the front page to the ghostly story ...
... Co.), a- comparatively new candidate for pdblic favour. It includes among its con- tributors the editor of Punch. The chief feature of the Publishers' Circular Christmas number is reviews of recent literature, profusely illustrated from the books noticed ...
... L coloured illustrations, although not for coloured supplements, the Grafihaz Itakes the palis. The Ilaus/rated London News contents itself, except in its coloured supplements, of which it has three, with plain black-and-white illustrations and a very ...
... For coloured illustrations, although not for coloured supplements, the Grapfic takes the palm. The Illustrated London Arews contents itself, except in its coloured supplements, of which it has three, with plain black-and-white illustrations and a very pretty ...
... upbraided by her as Oh, you coward ! The Christmas number of the Review of Reviews is a remarkable pro- duction, and is at least original. It is called From the Old World to the New, and is A Christmas Story of the World's Fair, 1893. Mr. Stead ...
... nobody. The Christmas number of 'London Sodiety (F. V. White: Tr.) contains nine short stories, including one by the author of Molly Bawr, Those who take up the December part of the .EngZish Illustrated Magazine (Macmillan) as a. Christmas number, as ...
... travelling from and to London during the Christ- mas holidays. TimE BRIGHTOND LINE. The availability of ordinary return tickets between all stations on the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway will be extended over the Christmas holi- days as usual ...
... CHRISTMAS EVE APPEALS. I We have sorted as best we can the following paragraphs prepared from the host of Christmas Appeals which have reached us. It seems fitting to print these requests forhelp on Christmas Eve. Of course, in the case of the Christmas ...
... Barnardo; or by the bankers London and South Western Bank (Bowv] Branch), and Prescott, Dinmsdale, and Co.-E. 1. GILL, ?? Clerical Secretary; JOHN ODLIG, General Secretary. Offices of the Iiistitutions, 18 to 26, Stepaney- causewVay, London, E. FEMSCTAT.LE ORPA ...
... CHRISTMAS IN VARYING PHASES. IN THE CHURCHES. Notwithstanding the large number of persons who left London on Friday for the country the principal churches in London were wvell attended on Saturday at the early and midday services. At the parish church ...
... A CHRISTMAS CARD FOR THE COLONIES. Mrs. Craik, the author of John Halifax, Gentleman, contributes the following verses to the Christmas number of the English Illustrated, under the title Colonial Papers, Please Copy:- English yet ! though strange ...
... GHOSTS.-SPECIALLY FOR CHRISTMAS READING A CHAT WITH A HAUNTED HOUSE EXPERT. Then you don't believe in ghosts, Mr. Brooke? Certainly not; but I do believe there are people who see thelm -li imagination. Such was the question put by a representative ...