... pleasant half-hour with their parents and have a longing to look at pretty gictures.”—Christ:’an World. “We can recommend parents who want a first-rate scrap-book for their children to make them a present of this one.”—Sword aud Trowel. THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD ...

... Sold all Stationers throughout the World. T>ODRIGUES’ NEW-YEAR’S GIFTS. 42, Piccadilly, I/ondon. SETS FOR THE WRITING-TABLE AND BOUDOIR, IN POLISHKI) BKASS, OUMOLU, SEVRES CHINA. BRONZE, and OXIDIZED SILVER, from .. 218. to £lO TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS ...

... 30s. And large and choice assortment of ENGLISH, VIENNESE, and PARISIAN NOVELTIES, from ss. to £5. ODRIGUEB’ MONOGRAMS, ARMS, CORONET, CREST, and ADDRESS DIES as Gems from Original and Artistic Designs. NOTE-PAPER AND ENVELOPES, brilliantly Illuminated ...

... relief to one little cot which I had seen in the course of the day, where the little occupant lay covered away from every sight and sound of this world for ever. The spirit had left the little frame just at the moment of my entiance, and as I turned to give ...

... Lozenges, prepared only by H. Lamplouod, from a prescription purchased by Messrs. Noakes and Co., in 1844, have for many years been found of great service lll hoarseness, and their occasional use often prevents attacks from cold and inflammation. Price Is. lid ...

... and Terms application.—AßTHUß ACKERMANN, 191, Regent-street, London. CRAPS for SCREENS and SCRAPBOOKS. O Coloured Flowers, Pictures, Birds, and Landscapes, from Is. sheet, 12 assorted, 10s. 6d. WM. BARNARD, 119, Edgcware-road, London. ■WEDDING and BIRTHDAY ...

... communications that he has taken to pasting them in a scrap-book. Even the chivalrous and heroic Mr. PARNELL has not been spared. Some dastardly ruffian, signing himself Af O'FLotios Yr, has written from Warwickshire, promising that he will not only cook ...

... Extracts from his Letters and Pagers. Bfi Rev. William Knight. Introductory Biograp ical Chapter by Rev, John Venn. The Life of Napoleon the Third. B% Blanchard Jerrold. Portraits and Facsimiles. 01. 4, completing the Work. A History of England from the Conclusion ...

... many others relief had been given, and only ten had been expelled or absconded from the mission home. Mr. Wheatley, mission secretary, read grateful letters he had received from rescued criminals for whom he had found employment. Mr. Flowers, in his address ...

... mdlg:mt gub]ic law and order, who, whether murderers, urglars, swindlers, or tramn-wreckers, seem singularly exempt lately from the retributive action of their natural enemy, the constable. The periodical outburst of Scotland-yard prudery has recently ...

... AND GAY. We see sever In well eatiefied with the u ailien we are satisfied with ourselvoil. The wet trine herons try in the world belong* pun wen with • new watch. Patrick, wbore.'m ndwle, ma'ain. ibo's fast asleep watching the 664, A boy, being asked ...

... carried out up to tlm time of the withdrawal the troo|« and the cavalry’ from the south side of the village. From this point General Primrose’s narrative all was confusion, although from the fact of our dead being left on the field, the troom in returning ...