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... spicuous an object ifr the literature of Christmas. First in rank Is the Christmas number of the Illustrated London News, which is presented to its subscribere in a ?? and ornamented wrapper, forming a framework for a fine engraving of G. A. ...
... ILONDON PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS. Scrooge in his original frame of mind-before Mr. Diekens got up for him that elaborate dream which cost so much mental toil and so many letters to Mr. Forster- would have watched the preparations for Christmas this year with ...
... the Czar, is believed to have given in his adhesion to the new h departure. Whatever may be th iinsand out i. w of the matter, a general impression exists here h that with the advent of the new year there will t be some 'clearing- away of the clouds which ...
... 636. PANORAMA OF SYDNEY AND NOTES AT A LONDON HOSPITAL See page 642. CHRISTMAS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA I HAD looked forward, says Mr. Harry Bullock Webster, to whom we are indebted for our sketches, to Christmas for weeks, as down at Fort M'Leod there ...
... contains was engrossed and illuminated in London, the Californians not being very skilful in those arts, and the the whole is enclosed in a handsome case of Californian maple. CHRl'ISTMAS IN BARRACKS M xRRY CHRISTMAS has once more come round to us, and ...
... which had been the cause of so much trouble. THE NEW LORD MAYOR AND SHERIFFS OF LONDON See page 451. BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE MRS. FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE's New Story is con- tinued on page 453. LONDON SKETCHES-A DRINKING FOUNTAIN IN country places ...
... cost being supported by voluntary contri- butions. Funds are greatly needed. At Christmas time we need say no more. LONDON S5CETCIIES-A HORSE DOWN In a certain district of London there is a famous horse statue (we do not use the word equestrian because ...
... the pieces are beaten alternately, creating a noise very different from that which we hear on a Christmas morning in England. A Lounge with the Christmas Number of The Graphic explains itself; and, respecting the sketch of Turkish women selling han ...
... right is selling the orthodox Christmas tree, and the dog harnessed to the sledge has brought in some pumpkins and cranberries for the sauce with the turkey. As may be seen, the Canadians are wont to celebrate their Christmas festivities with as bountiful ...
... r?t THE LORD MAYOR AT THE NEW PARIS OPERA HOUSE ONE of the leading features of the inauguration of the Paris Opera House last week was the presence of the Lord Mayor of London in his imposing official costume and attended by his quaintly attired suite ...
... FMOT I PROCLAIMING THE QUEEN'S NEW TITLE Her M ajesty's new title, Indie Imperatrix --Empress of India, was last week proclaimed with all the pomp of ancient ceremonial by the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Mr. Alder- man Knight, and Mr. Deputy ...
... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS THE old-fashioned pastimes, where people do something for themselves instead of sitting still to be amused by others, are both the cheapest and the wholesoroest mode of Christmas enter- tainment. When Mrs. Jackson engages a conjurer ...