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... described and illustrated ulpon pages 900 and 901. The fashions are, as usual, greatly in evidence, and some of the illustrations are very choice. 'The Weddings of the past week form a most interesting feature in this nimber. Brigh- ton's new statue of the ...
... Sir Robert Ha1milton, late Under-Secretary for Ireland, left Dublin yesterday for London, via Holyheatd. The Lord Mayor of London, yesterday afternoon, unveiled the new statue of Queen Anue, which hbs boeln erected on the iae of die old statue of the ...
... imitation of good old fashioned Christmas merrymaking. The Japanese performances in the Minor UaU wiu bo another new feature in connection with a local bazaar. The Orientalists are coming from the well-known Japanese village in London, and will comprise metal ...
... comprehensiveness, and cheapness.”—Saunders’s Letter, ET, THE CHRISTMAS DOUBLE NUMBE HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON 1 to be issued on SATURDAY, December 8749 consiat of a Coloured L[ilustration, entitlec CHRISTMAS TREE, from ao Painting by Osborn; and 40 pages of Engravings ...
... cheapness.’ —Saunders’ Letter, Books, THE CHRISTMAS DOUSLE NUMB ; or in Com- HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON nanoer bh may to be iseved on SATURDAY, December > their consist of a Coloured Illustration, entitic dy has CHRISTMAS TREE, from ao Painting ...
... Scott, editor of the Irish Times. Theme is a map drawn on a large scale of the position around K limberley. The Illustrated London News opens with a - sketch showing the Queen at the performance of Mlendeltsohn's ' Elijah in. St. George's Hall, Windsor ...
... 1. , Monthly. HONE BLACKETT AND HER LOVF.RS. See the New Volume o London Society. nide upwarde of One Hundred Ilhogtenti.Hux, haeuldomely bowed, TATTERSALL'S. With 11111..trution.. • See London Society, a Monthly ilhoitratral ( Light end Amusing ...
... important and wore resirict, I influence than at any previous period. 'lie opening up of the country by new roads 1el railways, and the introdulctioll of new aut. cultural methods, have dinjinisuied the ihpor. tance of tenaut-righlt in Picardy. The ?? teunants ...
... iverpool Wia Queenstownl under the new contract took place ou Saturday, the vessel employed Go behalf of the Government being the Al,,ska, of the Cnion Hin.. T1he Cunard -steatiuer (Umbria -,ia$ dcstiuad to leave for New York by the samea tie Iwithout calling ...
... Louisville and Nashville shares, 45£ to ; Missouri, Kansas, and Texas, 321 t to 32|; New York Central, 109 i to 109|xdr New York, Ontario, and Western shares, 191 to New York, Pennsylvania, and Oliio firsts, to 48§ ex ; Norfolk and Western preference, 411 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1886. bability, however, of a new development of the agitation in the beginning of the coming year. _____________ What shall we do with our comer-boys There is room for some of the small ones, all events, in place ...
... Hall, London, in couinection with the l]ondon aud Westuiuster Working Men's Cou- stitational Association. itrl Smtimhope, in the unavoidable absence of Lord R. Churehill, presided. ?? __ At a meeting of the Depression in Trade Commission in London, yesterday ...