... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS NEW MUSIC. BOOSEY and SONS’ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS in POPULAR MUSlC.—Holles-street. BOOSEYS’ CHRISTMAS ANNUAL OF .DANCIfI MUSIC FOB. 1862 (being No. 63 “Booseys' Musical Cabinet is now ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS guise. Mr. Sandys, in his ingenious Christmas tide,” remarks that the mummeries or disguises were known here as early as the time of Henry 11., if not sooner. (The Illustration is of this period.) They were not ...

... thanked the donor, but wished him a merry Christmas. Dick was so abstracted that he replied, The same to you my man—a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.” Lame Jemmy touched his weather-beaten any-coloured hat to his new employer, and said, in rather a diffident ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS PUBLISHED NEXT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, WILL CONTAIN A SUPPLEMENT IN COLOU S : The Bay Naples,” by S. Read; Snowballing—Christmas Ere; and Returning from Christmas Drill.” ALSO, A WHOLE SHEET OF ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS CRYSTAL PALACE. —CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR’S EEVKLS.—The HOLIDAY ENTUKTAIKMKSTS will be next Weak with change Programme. BLONDIN'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCHS. POSITIYELY LAST FOUR AI*IVEAR A_N CES at the Crystal Palace. ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS will contain a large and beautiful View of THE BAY OF NAPLES, PRINTED IN COL9DRS; also, SNOWBALLING, CHRISTMAS-EVE (a Moonlight Scene); and RETURNING FROM CHRISTMAS DRILL, PRINTED IN COLOURS; besides large number ...

... THE CHRISTMAS DOUBLE NUMBER of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS to issued on Saturday, Dee. 24, will consist a Coloured Illustration, entitled the Christmas Tree, from painting by Miss E. Osborn, and forty pages of ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS OXG-KON’O REGATTA: THE START FOR THE SCRATCH MATCH.-—SEE PRECEDIXG PAGE. i.. ..-. .' y • ■ :1_ . ■ y m/^?^r*s^- xua ^ 'tfl 1 * id • P' . * i s, rtWff y/. , ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS THE COURT. The Queen, with Prince and Princess Christian and the junior members of the Eoyal family, continues at Osbome House, in the enjoyment of good health. On Wednesday week her Majesty, accompanied by Princess Louisa ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS NOW, ' TIIF.X, YOUR WATCH AN’D PURSE.’’ Manor was no longer mine. On breaking open the little chest, the first thing which met my eyes was the large roll of manuscript, which ran as follows and gave the key to the whole enigma:— ...

... ILLUSTRATED BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS.* Scotland has contributed her quota to the rich ■tore of gift-booka of the present season. Three j of the four beautiful works of this description j now before us essentially belong to that countiy ; and none more so in ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS was shaking hands with him in the dim fire-lighted parlour. Laura rang for lights. It seemed to her that she could not make the room bright enough. “Father,” she said, when the lamp was brought and its light gleaming on the ...