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... e to it was the . . charge, and from forty to sixty new admissions BROWNING'S PARENTAGE. from Landon and the provinces are taking place -- weekly. The fact that £l4O are needed every clay I Some new facts have been brought to light re. for food alone ...
... establish Water Trust for the outside districts, will be utterly at the mercy the London County Council, who would bo able to sell us our own water at a profit, for the benefit London, and pump drv for the supply of any part their district, to which sh?y might ...
... TURKS TIHKS A-WKKR FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1»97 THE OLD YEAR AhD THE NEW. To-d*y a daw of life cpena toforo and ou fint words to readers ate that esary happinwa and prosperity may their, in the New Year which the bslla joyously nr g a this morning. There is oertain ...
... O. from LONDON and BBINDISI. Every Week. ?? Tons. I London. Marseilles. Briudisi. ?? 5026 — - Jan. 10. PENINSULAR. 5287 Jan. 8 Jan. 15 - CLYDE 4136 I - - Jan. 17 CALCUTTA, MADRAS, and CEYLON, hy P. and O. from London. % _•».__- ?? Tons. London. I Tons ...
... very hsppy New Year, and trusted they would enjoy the entertainment. When tea was over, the Major unveiled large and beantifollyilluminated Christmas ties, which was laden with profusion of gifts for tbs children, personally selected in London by Mrs Barlow ...
... cold mashed ef, bread and rolls, a portion of meat, a spring of mistletoe, and a new yea On the card was inscribed “ The 8a and Committre of the Dinner Fand | a very Hepvy New Year.” Mr. W. EB. Captain Rtevens, B. Mr. Oox (secretas ...
... bar during the last week of the year. New Year's Day greetins by post have no moans been altogether superseded in tire Metropolis by the growing fashion in favour of Christmas. There has been enormous sale of New Year cards during the last day or two ...
... party. Mr. H. T. Barclay left Melton for London on Thursday, and Miss Muir has gone from Six Elms till the end of the year. Lady Gerard has left Rotherby House for Garswood, where she will remain until the New Year. Mr. Foxball Keene has taken Mowbray ...
... MATINEES will given on SATURDAYS Jan. 2 and 9. Doors open 7.30. Alfuko Moul, General Manager. Empire,— Christmas attkac- TIONS.-TO-NIGHT, at 9.35, New Ballet MONTE CRISTO. Also the Ciuematographe (Lumierc’s) under the management of Trcvvey. Varieties by ...
... and Edward Ill., and an ititro. duction by Dr F. J. Furnivall, the founder •nd director of the New Shaltspere Society. The numbers are illustrated, and are at the ' ptenomenally low figure of one penny. CHRISTMANTIDI IN THE CATHOLIC —With wonted ...
... LADIES' COLUMN. The that lies between Day the opening of the New Year Is generally a dull one In London. Though the holidays we over for many workers, no one who can avoid It returns to the taunts of men until the following via. Then le in boots circles ...