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... Sir Johnu Dockworth,, evergreens Lady hKenoawuy, ~a ?? .Christmas letter for eaohh pern~on in tphe' HospitaI ; Religious Trac~t Sodiety,,.beaautifuily. illisett-ited edirds. for Christmas, ,at New Year,, and .9und ?? 'lias Christopher 'and Miss xLipqadmb ...
... them oil that ccasiori, Id itloscehsow woltheyhatdenjoyedthesilselvei. He shosld hliartily ' vish themt a Ierm-y Christmas and Rs Happo New Year, and he asaled them to remesa- er thait the governors toal- a a-cry great interest in theit Melf ne. Hi had ...
... BOXES,. FLUTES. e ~~CONCERTINAS. -DRUMiS, aMiELODIONS, STRINGS. G. BUTLER, 29, HAYMLERT, LONDON, with Bow, in case, complete, 20,-, 28/., 30/-, 40/- Illustra~ted Price List, sixty'page-, Pest Free. ...
... not generally supposed to be the best of all auguries for Christmas; but it is not our fanlt that Christmas this year is green. The frost and snow mcre at the wrong time. That is all. But Christmas is now, with the aid of Sir John Lubbock's Act, such a popular ...
... most English newspapers in a couple of years will be as scrappy and as chatty as those of New York. The Gropi ichae not yet quite superseded the Illustrated London News; but it promises well and has acapital staff. The Illfutrated Mfidlaitd2Vws is, I em happy ...
... LONDON _0ORRESPONDENCE. At :'IIvNacrM Cr-n, Decembor 10th, 1860. fut We are in the umidst of m and rain-the usual accom-lp paniments of lhe eattleCshow. It las been remarked that dri there arm certain festivals and holidays in London that are faT universally ...
... osks rising and so on, which end nearly every telegram from New York ? Newspaper readers know very well what the word means in in our own money market, but forget that Nows York and London have :a different monetary language. Money plentiful. refers ...
... oooked? Day aiss)i Son are about no issue a splendid Christmas volume, a sort of illustrated lifetif Martin Luther. It will cossisrt of twelve large engravings from drawings by Labouchbere, and illustrated by Merle rl'Aubigtsh, the author of the History ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. ATRNcAUM CLUB, Dec. 30th, 1801. We have mourned over and buried our dead; Cbristmas has passed away with the shadow of the pall dimming its festivities; and the New Year is close at hand possibly bringing with it the direst of all ...
... LONDON GOSSIP. LONDON, January 5th, 1886. .rhe Cabinet have been hurriedly called together in tb5 middle of their holidays over some important matter which, of course, can only be guessed at. At all events, two long sittings havo taken placs on cousecative ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. ATHEN~mIMX, CLUB, January 2nd, 1 810. is The rumoured change of Ministers in the French Cabinet is likely enough to happen, and Persigny id looked upon as the chosen one to sit at the right hand of the Emperor. Persigny is as true ...
... the grandest style of his art, a Christmas edition of LaUa Rookh, illustrated in the best style of chrom'o lithography by Owen Jones and Henry Warren. Reports and contradictions, and the new reports to be followed by new contradictions, have been very plentiful ...