... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... idea of the old stock companies of half century ago. The abundant illustrations have been selected from the collection of Evart Jansen Wendell and also from Mrs. Gilbert's own souvenirs. Henry Norman, M.P., in his fourth Russian article, describes the region ...

... 6s. Bd. Acknowledgment was made of gifts of flowers from the Rev. P. Waller, Trinity Church, and the Rev. Canon St. Matthew*, for the sick rooms; scrap-book from Mr. Cole, High-street: and books from Mr. H. N. Falion. The following tenders were accepted ...

... fruit, vegetables, and flowers from Mrs. Seddon, Wotton House; flowers and scrap-books from Miss Carter, flowers from Mr. T. Gee, Hardwicke, and Mrs. Barnard, the Spa; old linen from Mrs. John Jones, Barrow: periodicals ...

... fiction in Pearson's comes from Mr. Max Pemberton, writing new series ahsrt stories, called Zoe, of great power; from Mr. O. H Perry, who gives in Hogan the Hobo a wonderfully clever cbaracter-sketch the American hobo, or tramp ; from Mr. Halliwell Sutcliffe ...

... flowers and fruit from Lady Guise, Elmore Court; grapes from the Misses Crawley. Hempsted: clothing from Churchdown Working Party, per Mrs. E. L. Webber; scrapbooks from Mrs. Hadingham, Newnham-on-Severn: flowers and vegetables ...

... presents grapes from j j ISBeB Craw,e y. Hempsted ; flowers from Lady Wedderburn, Meredith, and Miss Carter, Harescombe ; scrap-books and tomatoes from Mr. J. Fletcher Trew, luffley; fruit, vegetables, and nuts from Mrs. Edward Barnard, ...

... pictures 1:111 be ells; a pair of fliblc , and a our eurthauue. hcleet a picture, and cut it carefully from the paler: paalvit iwetly into the scrap-book, rousewhet ninny the centre of the page. Then by aul of the couuorthinee 'select a verse which the picture ...