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... THE SCRAPBOOK OF CANON ALBEIRIC, ble lit (Abridged from the National Rmlevin.) St. Bertrand do Comminges is a decayed town on la, the Spurs of the Pyrenees, not very far from Toulouse, k- and still nearer to Bagrdres-de-Luchon. It was the _ site of a ...
... all.' From this it may be judged that Madame Bern- hardt takes little or no pleasure in the societv of the ubiquitous interviewer. Fortunately, however, she is found in practice to be somewhat less obdurate than she appears in theory ; and the world is so ...
... secretary) to read the report, from which we take the follow- ing:- This society, which was founded in 1891 by Mr. William Purdy and Mr. Brown, of po-nagh- more, and was conducted with a measure of success for some time, from several causes practically ceased ...
... of employ. ment for the children on wet days, and I do not think there is anything in the world that gives more general satisfaction than the making of scrap-books. It is always well to go to the sea- side accompanied by a large volume of leaves, either ...
... of employ. ment for the children on wet days, and I do not think there is anything in the world that gives more general satisfaction than the making of scrap-books. It is always well to go to the sea- side accompanied by a large volume of leaves, either ...
... Fwhat's all this row about? Fiddsy the Newsboy: Aboat over, of course. A FOINE SCRAPBOOK. Sullivan: Have yez got an account of yer last mill? Kilrain: Yes; in me scrapbook, FOR OLD MAIDS. Just now and then a girl who decides not to i.:,rry in haste has ...
... Russian army. THE SEA-SHELL AND CHILDREN'S SCRAP-BOOK \ltSSIONS which have been established more than thirteen years, an I hase issued during that time 32,206 boxes and bags of shells and 6S,5 7 scrap-books, postcard albums, framed cards, puzzles, &c ...
... each place, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific. From British Columbia the Sons of England will start it on itlS return journey across the Pacific, and thus it will have then kept company with the noontide hour and have traversed the world through all ...
... the task of the police by abstaining from any sedious attempt to play their instruments, and merely carrying these with them as a formal protest. The Police resporded by keeping off the mob in no fainesnt fashion. From the Mob it is idle to expect any reason ...
... being of the lesser creation may be rewarded. Mr Harris heard the romance of Peter's life from Peter's owner, and narrates it pleasantly in the Feathered World. Peter, he says, was placed on the table close by during the telling of the tale, and appeared ...
... was given for a ponna. We iibed to get it in a roundaLout way at first, importing it from Holland, and the Dutch importing it from China. The Dutchmen had heaid from travellers of this remarkable j drink which the Chinese made, and so they took out a ...
... the ca.rds, all of which were extremely pretty, were a clever painting of an Alcxaftidrian house from K. M. Manoli Constan- tino and a gay Joyeux Noel from D. M. Marietta tliaj celebrated their Chri6tmastide in Egypt, according to the custom of the Greek ...