... purpose of supplying him with extracts from the world’s press which in any way refer to him. Ihis “bureau of scissors,” which is under ihc. direct control of a Privy Councillor, enters clippings daily in scrap-book, which is regularly sent to the Emperor ...

... and dull. 1 wished you could have beeca with me on Thursday, to see the soldiers come home from the Soudan —there were thousands of people to watch them march from the station to their barracks—the bands playing gaily, the flags flying, and the yeople cheering ...

... lend, even though he remeins, he he will, Unionist. friesuk the Evening Mail are, bdiwe, compiling bunkum scrap-book. The following extract from the “Globe* might, perhaps, be found acceptable contribution : KINSMEN. [The Queen ha* be*lowed her patronage ...

... is not for the likes of to mind State affairs, but to keep foreigners from fooling us.” may not be generally knows that nearly all the members of the Royal Family have their scrapbooks, in which are pasted counties* items of interest The Queen herself has ...

... men who act base and sordid part, through mere greed gain, exempt from the condemnation of public opinion ? Why should they regarded exotics to carefully guarded by the Government from the least breath censure Their conduct is fair topic for public d ...

... supply of tea for the patients from Mum Button ; tobacco for the old men, a large box of suffered from overtaxation. nuts, sweets, biscuits and raisins for the children, Mr Ghee, MP, wired expressing his inability from Mr Dolan, senr. and Mr Joseph Dolan ...

... 10th kebniary obtained a quantity of cutlery, , from Me,. T. Power and Son, hardware, street, Kilkenny. by false pretene en t o w i t, be represented that he had an 'tractor of police in Sout h Africa, from a, place he Jost returned; that. he been wounded ...