... Gallery. MEassU HILDEssxMsEa AND ?? have received from tbese well-known pablisbera, of 41, Jewin-street, London, an excellent assortment of Christmas and New Year's Cards. This year Messrs Hildesbeimer and Faulkner's firm have certainly kept up the prestige ...

... we qocmicde as wve began, 'by fc wishing each and aill a Merry Christmas . A GENSERAL HOLIDAY iN BANGOoE-We are pleased to understand that Monday next, (the day following C. :or- Christmas Day) will be obsea'ved as a holiday in Ban- at Om g'or, the tradesmen ...

... in vain I do not make him uneasy, Miss Felton . Aeatha's eyes lighted up with quite a new expresiion; a tender smile played round her lips; slh siddenly becamne a new ceeature at the sohnd of her lover's name; it Aotad like a marie pell on her. Thev %walked ...

... and 6 Bottles). Carriage paid to any nilway stdtion in Great Brittin. Sole Importers, COLE iAAN l& Co., Limited, 3, New London Street London, EC. TOWLH's PVNNYnOYAL AND STEELIPIZ85OntFIRMAL199 qiiickly correct all irregularities and relieve the distressing ...

... 3look the embodiment of a Christmas sbow, there .being included in the stock Christmas cakes and [crackers, dried fruits, plum puddings and mince d meat, bons bons and every requisite for preparing ,amply for celebrating Christmas in the good old Istyle ...

... 1eBell, if that be possible, is the heroinej The I first ohapters appear in the Illustrated London News r Ive for January 7tb, and will be continued weekly with bh illustrations by Dudley Hardy rand J. Bernard ith PartridgeL ! Ld IaOOD &rzars ios.-Mr- Cases ...

... LONDON LETTER. i (Prom our London Correspondent.) ,0 ILONDON, TIUME4DAY. a Mr Chamberlain's articlel in the Fortznigtly a Reviejw on tile Liberal party and its leaders isB greatly irritating the Ministerial journals. I re do not wonder at it. It is ...

... long ranges of ui nerv. thoui to the glories of the great Christmas trophyq in the cent~re transept, which woe the great rallying point of Br the tinshinnuble visitors and the juveniles. The Christmas ft( Jiet has bmeen a treat suriceso-the number of trees ...

... re-draw upon London for the amount of dlornna and Cl1W NYCharges due in Vienna, the total claimable in London in ill-I wO this case would have been only 9521. 12s. 9d., or nearly pub td 3001. lass thain the bill originally realised in London, peni r.In ...

... would in all probability have perished had they not succeeded in mounting thereof of the printing premises of the Illustrated London News, whence, after incurring great difficulty and danger, they at last descended to the street in safety. All that the ...

... coming struggle. So far as opinion in London is concerned, it is entirely in favour of the idea that the Session which will be resumed to-morrow (Thursday), will -witness the downfall of the Gladstone Ministry. London opinion is not generally worth much ...

... to the TLord Mayor o' London's second appeal for the relief of the uremployed. Sir Charles Warren, the new Commisaioner of the Metropolitan Police, sailed from Sua-.kim on Moonday for t-uez, on his way to England to takQ up hid new appointment. In the lelte ...