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... Alexander Allan of the well-known Allan Line and Line inform us that the magnificent new steamer “ Boadicea (built for the Wilson Furness and Leyland Line service between London New York) will sail on their berth from Glasgow to York on Saturday 15th January ...
... entirely new building, situated in Cham-stroet. le»s than a stone's throw from Broad street, and is connected with our Broad-street premises, that you can enter on road-street or Chain-street. When these new premises were opened last June, entirely new stock ...
... Sheriff Court. The ceremony was performed by Sheriff Rampini, who wished the happy couple a happy new year and prosperity in their new life. At Aberdeen on Christmas flay the wonted serenity of the Sheriff Court was also moved by an incident of a similar nature ...
... THE CLARION, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1898. NEW WICKS TO OLD LAMPS. We will present a parcel of CLARION publications to the value of 2s. 6d. each week for the most interesting brief fact from the papers. with the most fitting short comment from books; and ...
... 4T NOIZTIIFLEE --- _ IUR LONDON LETTER. DISASTROUS FIRES. GRAYS URBAN t . --The usual fortnightly meett 'gross a London Correspondent.) A FAMILY BURNT TO DEATH Al authority was held in tee Ciutici BETHNAL GREEN. Thursday evening. when there we uoured ...
... the Bank o£ England hathn't moved either.'’ In a small news sheet published in Edinburgh the readers were, on- December 28th, treated this:— Another fatal tire—the sixteenth in London since Christmas—occurred Wandsworth. Just before midnight small fire ...
... is priced at a penny week. ly. It fully illustrated, and it has, moreover, a capital scheme for Inswing its reader.. Numerous prizes are, we see, also given. and, what is more, the lifanager, 110, Strand, London, offers to send a specimen oopy free. We ...
... devote hour two at the beginning of new year examining the periodicals that are published for our edification. In previous years have found the serials issued by A W Hall, 28 to 32, Button Street, Whitefriars, London, start with a high standard of excellence ...
... to the Great Frost. and with the roasu- y ing of the ox on the Thame. ats London Bridge, which the pehrtonally witnessed; she recalls the effect of the re- C ceptiun of the news of the battle of Waterloo, and of cours discoursees largely on the celebrations ...
... AT HOME AND ABROAD With UPWARDS OF A THOUSAND - ILLUSTRATIONS. l'ublishingOfficc: Ml' FORD HOUSE, MILFORD LANE, STRAND. W.C. f~i~tuutlna at Qsborne THE Queen's Christmas party at Osborne lasts over the New Year. This time the Princess Louise, with her husband ...
... It had cost tho Queen £300 a year ever since. CHRISTMAS TREES. The old-world origin of the Christmas tree strikes its roots deep into the prehistoric past, and goes a long way into the times before Christmas as a Christian festival was ever heard of. It ...
... Address, Popular, London. American Cables, Warneriniu, New York. Telephone No. '5,332. RIHARD WARtN IE and CO., RE Lt Ieading Variety Agents of the World, 20, WELLINGTON-STREKT, .TRtAND, LONDON, W.C, and BROADWAY THEATRE-BUILDINGS, NEW YOiORK General ...