... and district, and one could get so many ideas from it. What do you think of Torquay ass health resort ? We think it compares very favourably with the Riviera. My husband and I have just come back from the Riviera. and we are delighted with Torquay ...

... Eye Institution acknowledge with thanks presents of scrapbooks from Miss Carter, ; flowers from Mr Woodward, Stincbcombe ; magazines from Mrs Wilton Haina 4 , The Lodge ; and illustrated papers from Mrs Walker, Mrs Vickery, and the Public ...

... homeward, bia head and heart filled with the image of Lilian Percival. The thought of half a year separation from her, of the width the world of land and sea between them, was the only blot on the bright prospect of the voyage before him. Yet would be ...

... that In- world will heconter more Godly ec better sod happier, the Mr•cl , their Godless rule iv Pea by are, con, i neete, capital, bible, yin. and .11 tic otner thiege that follwir In the foritwel, of commercial civilisation round the world. Filially ...

... conclusion that the whole of Mr. Murray.' article consists of extracts from the contents of this box, whereas there is nothing from the box--all the quotations being from a sort of chess scrap-book corn. piled by Donee and bequeathed by him to the Oxford Library ...

... knowledge. The World's Greatest Pictures by Frc&exick Dolman, well illustrated, and of m- interest . 'Io those who stuly astronomy S.r Rcoert Ball ou the Structure the Sedereal System will welcome. Among the chief contents of the Wide World Magazine is ...

... else: or it was • jealous tenant who drove every intrudee. out as with a broom. If he tried to write, his pen`presently dropped from his finger-. for the things that lay on his brain were r.id allowed by that new tenant to escape. And all night long, and all ...

... Cheltenham will leave Southampton at 10.0, in connection with trains from Boerne:nom% and London, arrive at Cirencester 12 28, and reach Cheltenham at 1.10 pm. The 7.35 p.m. train from Audover Junction' will leave at 7.40 and will not run beyond Cirenoester ...

... deeply affected. Looking down from the pulpit, said: “Mr. you anything appropriate to slug Like inspiration, continues Mr. came the thought, “Pingthe hymn you found on the train, hymn without tune.” opened old scrapbook, and I could feej every eye the ...

... action. Therefore this Association bad been called into existence from the absolute necessity for it. As he before remarked the retail business in agricultural implements bsd been drifting from bad to worse tor the last 25 yearn, and this Association had been ...

... with thanks, presents of grapes from the Misses Crawley, Hemps ted; fruit and magazines from Lady Wedderburn, Meredith; 20 rabbits from the F.arl of Eldon; 20 rabbits from Mr, R, I. Tide well, Haresfield Court; clothing from the North ...

... alive I shall certainly consider tech. I wocin yo the world to call yeu mine, be ardent ly . No, Harold,' she enswered, but co ldly ; you may think you would, joy wouldat You bay the world on a thirty shillings a week salary, you know.' Is oßea the ...