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... peony postage. The chair was noCn- pied by the Postmaeter-General, Mr E. C. Raikes, I MIP., and the vice-chair by Sir Arthur Blackwood, ?? secretary of the Post Office. Amongst the nueserous company were the past Postmasters- I General Sir Lyon Playfair, MP ...
... still held th the field in what may be called the heavy Tj departfnents of periodical literature; and (if the monthlies 'I 3 Blackwood's is probably 1 the only one surviving which still continues to run on its old lines. Sinco then all he hass been rovolutionised ...
... its most dangerous enemies among those of its own household. IN THE DAYS OF THE DANDIES. In the forthcoming number of Blackwood, the anonymous author of In the Days of the Dandies continues his interesting articles. The present contribution affords ...
... A Man's Shadow will, I fancy, be cast on the stage of the Haymarket long after Easter. In the forthcoming number of Blackwood the.anonymous author of In the Days of the Dandies continues his interesting articles. The present contribution affords ...
... array presented a very fine figure, and a near him were Mr. F. E. lBaines, C.1B., one of - the assistant secretaries, Mr. Algernon Turnor, won C.B., Financial Secretary, both in levee dress, publ ans well as Sir James Whitehead, Bart., who undc wore in ...
... protests his good faith, declares he is no ma longer a Boulangist, ard accuses General Boe. tai langer of knavery. Wt Messrs Blackwood publish to-day Mr Andrew TB Lang's Life, Letters, and Diaries of Sir of Stafford Nertheote, First Earl of Iddesleigh, neo ...
... the meetmia adopted a resolution notifying that, in I accordance with the suggestion contained in the speech of Sir Arthur Blackwood, the clerks will I seek an interview with the Postmaster-General. The suspended emnployes affirm that they have for some ...
... at an end, all' excitement to ieal 'taken away. It was some time. ?? that it was learned from somne csual words by' Mi.' Algernon' Tunnor, 'that the' authorities bhad determined still further to alter the status';ind position of the offie. ' With the ...
... OF SOCIETY THE HoN. MRS. ALGERNON BOURKE is a daughter (Gwendoline Irene Emily) of the late Hans Sloane Stanley, Esq., of Poultons, Southampton, and 49, Cadogan Square, S.W. She married, on December 15th, 1887, the Hon. Algernon Bourke, third son of the ...
... of St. Margaret's Church, Blkckwood (a D, chapel-of-easo of. Bedwellty parish). For aboutc or fifteen years the people of Blackwood have been I e wooshipping in an incomplete church, and a I 6etrong desire was last year inanifested to have a t ecilacel ...
... the requirements of the Minute of the Science and Art Department on Manual Instruction, by George St. John, Eilndsworth (Blackwood and Sons). Pp. 82. Local Option in Norwav; or, an Account of the Establishment and Working of the Society for Retail- ing ...
... Asaph and Lord Powis; se ixth carriage, Dr. Perowne (ISester of Corpus f Christi College, Cambridge) . nd Sir Arthur >f Blackwood (Permanent Secretary ?? , a The servants and deceased's brougham followed. ?? coffin, made of wicker work, bore the follow- ...