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... THE QUEEN’S SCRAPBOOKS. The has a large number scrap-books filed with newspaper cuttings and handsomely hound. Tins department superintended her secretary, who obtains from the press-cutting agencies all the paragraphs which appear in the world - Tress ...
... lives in a continual state of hurry and excitement. lie hurries to different appointments, he hurries to catch the train and from his office, he hurries home a dinner party, and so the day is spent. wonder, says The Hospital, the heart and other organs ...
... here, when “ free from the claims of the public, which cannot be escaped elsewhere,” that Miss Robinson designs the dainty furniture which has made net famous, and answers the letters which come from the uttermost parts of the ear ill from correspondents ...
... The sta'.ionmaotsr heard of tirr coming, and, promptly decorating e watmg* room with some lilies from his parlour, set watch the door prevent the public from intruding upon the Royal privacy, hi* rtly the princess and her sister appeared, each with small ...
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... trimming having taken the form what is termed pinafore skirt.” esaentlally for evening wear. A fall of lacs hangs either from low corsage or from tbe yoke of a high bodice, and drapes the wearer almost the knee. The lace hang* full and straight in front, and ...
... reverting to the Crown by reason of the owners dying intestate, or from other cause, states that the total amount received during 1889 was no less than £98,759. The Queen of Roumania drove from Penrhyn Castle, yesterday, through Llanberis to Capel Curig and ...
... reported the receipt toys and puzzles from Miss Ward, Bank-villas; sponge cakes, old linen, flowers, and over-mantle from Henry Harrison; boobs, periodicals,etcu,from Mr. Blackshaw. Bold-street; and cards for scrap-book from Mr. F. Walmsley, ...
... daring the 'any tan he held | H st aeaaion, a* in the present which i b of -birtr *w conrtt FROM OUR LONDON’ CORRESPONDENT London. Rtbnino. Thor« is new* from Germany which transpoit* u* back a century *o. In Sooth Germany the present Kaiser has made ...
... secures from being cut away from the | practice of some expert thieves. A jacket lockpocket is made on similar principle, and can be, attached to gentlemen's waistcoats also, two latter | pockets cost 2s and 6d severally. Dress pockets cost from 6d /s 6d ...
... ever bent on bringing the foe to bay. Recovering at last from his stupor, he ruslied to hotel and consulted time table, from which discovered to his joy that a vessel sailed that day for Liverpool from Hoboken, on the other side of the city. ' Without losing ...