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... DRAWN BY J. NASH, R.1 1.1-11 -11.11,11'a YIE IN 'PIE' r:'I'rEDNTLIN c-IUE It Al COI IIA IM LAI. P NEPAL be -iF St AN ?? TH11E L A TE P'R I NCE AFI.I IsE'I) ( 1i S A X ?? - C 0 1, U R C A N' I) G O T 11 A ...
... DRAWNX aY l IIANNi L ,I 1..1. ] or tl.e ftumih M tar [ 1icA.'l N fl II I ?? hltglani'd allei hIeCIII irenlted in a sictowy forthe lhish. At the match at ?? at ?? In Jidt tea to suffered defeat by oar penalty and a try to nothing. A strong cross wind prevadilrdad a- cumt& i ack teas impossible. The gaie was, therefore, colnsieably epoiled, and became chiefly a streggle bemteen thm fo,,waids. ...
... Earl ?? teribl colison ocured t Forest, near Brussels, during a ?? lng. ?? ad clldedwih aloal ran ?? standing at the platform. The engine of the express reared padltrlylae uponBth~ roof of the rearmost carriagesdof the Tournai train, which were packed with thirddclass passeigers, crumbling up the carr'ages and killing most oflthe inmates. In all the number nfpersi kilrd ouright was twvlty-one, ...
... THE1 WRECKED TRAM LINE ONE OF THlE LARGE BREACHES IN 'ILIl SEA WALL Unmistakable are the signs of the fury of the recent gales at Saudgate. The roadwaybetween Seabrook and Sandgate which 'kirts the foreshore was fox a time under water and impassable. The sea wall, which extends .long the entire length of the road, again sustained extenrsie damas, there being now three large ?? in it. The road ...
... Hon. A. V. MIEADE ?? Viceroy) Capt. CRAWFORD Capt. flRET:T Major OWEN Capt. LRVETT ?? Govr.) (Mily. Secy. Govr. ?? Viceroy) of Bombay) Capt. YOUNG ?? Govr) Mr. A. M. T. JACKSCN (Pte. Secy. Govr. of Bomnbay) Major MARTIN Earl Of SUFFOLKR ?? (A. D.C. Viceroy) Mr. NV. R. L'WRENCE Pte. Secy. Viceroy) Mr. F. CowrE MIrs SXRFFINGTON LORD SANDHURST SAILTH (Govr. of Bombay) Capt WILKINSON ?? Govr.) H. ...
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... DRAW\N 0: J. NASHI RJ.l There was much excitrment at Hobart on the 7th ult., when Mr. Borcchgrevink and his staff left on board the Scukerem Cross for the Scuth Amarctic Ocean. Bletore the departure the Dean of, Hobart co~lducted an imprersive Service on board the vessel. Aftpr the Service the Dean called for cheers for FROM A SKI-I l ItY V. SHEPPARDs I Captain Borchgrevink, which were ...
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... DRAWXN BV SYBIL A. H. ROBINSON The Roman Catholic Church at Brecon, on the occasion of Madatn e leati's malriage to Baron Cederstriim, ,as tastcfully hung With p'rk arid blue diaFery, the bride's favcurite colours. 'he altar canopy was of Nnhite, I ?? A S E rC I (it 'IL SP CI AI I' L, . . | id a i rt he o ra el a dccor et J ic ull oiste dI of o, lit b w t urnen l iiL T e otes oora va aa l l Ce ...
... DARINKA BEING TIAREN'BY THE SPIRIT OF TEMPTATION INTO TIhE VALLEY OF BEAUTIFUL FLOVERS T11E NEW BALLET AT. THIE ALI.A WIMBIR A: TABLEAU II. OF I ;TIE RED S H 0 E S DRAWN By F. C. DICKINSON ...
... THlE FRENCH RUGBY FOOTBALL TEAM NOW IN ENGLAND From a Photograph by J, Robinson and Sons, Dublin ...