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... culpably misrepresented the nature of the claim. A remarkable illustration of the extraordinary store set by collectors upon Thackeray's sketches was fur- nished at a miscellaneous book sale in London this afternoon. The catalogue included two copies of The ...
... RO01 OUTR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. BT PRIVATE WERE.) I Loa- Dow, Enday Night. I7 I have not the least doubt that the Colonial Office will support Mr. Conyngham Greene, our new Agent o at Pretoria, in his refusal to accept an address from some of the British ...
... !FROM OU:R LONDON-I CORRESPONDENT. j iBE ;1? 1% 7Z. t.C 3 w I .a. B3 The Gov .nment London, Sund y Night. The Gowrnment had had, suh a d tusrecr ?? year that the trouble over the hiish Land Bin1 is scarcely likely to be magnified to the height of a M ...
... FROM OUR LONDON cORRESPONDEXT. LowDor, Monday Afternoon. The adjournment of Parliament has been quickly followed by the flight of Peers and Hon. Members to their Christmas quarters. As a consequence, that brief and faint foreshadowing of the regular season ...
... THIS MORLNING'S NEWS4 TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. THE DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT. The Dalfty «i'u's ?? do not desire te, attach too much importance to the defeat of the Government yesterday. Numbers in the division speak for themselves, and hhow that but a ...
... G. 0. I'revelyao,. M.P. (London: Longmans and Co.); No. I. of the Educational Review, embracing Topics in General Literature and Science, (London: John earall and Co.); No. I. of Home vords for Heart aid Ihearth, (London: James Nisbet and Co.): and ...
... the ; of Christmas quarter, encted the 23rd day of November, int 1886, and the corresponding week of last year- ad Indoor poor 935: outdoor poor 3,916; ehaidrea tur, boarded out 126, do. in orphanages 65; total, 641132; gm test-men 24. 1886.-Indoor poor ...
... of the new mysteries, hbae b iiicreased their staff of secret agents in England. b T The Tory mind has an unfortunate habit ?? certain P occasions of confusing the interests of the individual P with tcose of the public. This wras illustrated a: antw ...
... FROTH OUR LONDON CORPESPONDENT. (BY PRIVATE WIRE.) - it London, Monday Night. a A high official at the Colonial Office informs me that ?? uneasiness is beginning to be felt there, on account of the severe attacks which are being trade in a section of ...
... MORNING'S NEWS, ?? O- TO DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MR. BALFOUR AND THE IRISH l ALLIANCE. - The Daily ?? ' says - Mr. Balfour is an accomplished cynic, but his distinction between the Conserrative Irish alliance in 1885 and the Liberal Irish alliance in 1886 must ...
... FRENCH NEWS. (FROM oU OWN C1dESP0N'f.) PJi8, Tuesday. Trhe last obsiacle to the reestablishment of dereoik de lics has been removed by the abrogation of Article 86 in the Rules of Procedure of the Chamber. This clause authorised a seeret ballot to be ...
... thle M~r. lecturer interspersing the general sbject with anecdotes ?? of t1 illustrative of thepeculiarities of te several authors as fror' tey canse under review. The illustrations, which wvere well car, sung by Miss Walker, 'Miss Beverley, Mr. Irrleracll ...