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... popular seaside resort From early hour there was a continuous importation of pleasure seekers, per rail, from all parU of the country, special from the Metropolis bringing in upwards of 1,400 persons anxious to get away from the madding crowd and charm ...
... do hope Yon will be able to form • mewing meeting. T think it such a good idea. Olive.--It kind of yeti Dorothy Margrate.-World you mind, dear. limping name until the end of the term! Then armee another. It my markhook no untidy. !Leery, many thanks for ...
... Nurses’ Fund from Mr Sidney Hill, 1* from Sir Charles D. Cave. Bart.. H. Cooper. Mr* Mnndy. Mr Arthur Robinson. and Messrs Rowe Bros, and Co.; from Mr S. Hall and Mr Melvill© Wills 6d from Henry J. Wesley Hall, ani Mr H. C. I/awrence; from ...
... husband and father, from his sorrowing wife and children; With kindest sympathy, from his loving mother; With loving sympathy. from Richard and Mary; From Edie. Alice, and Mabel (Eastbourne), with loving sympathy; In loving remembrance, from ...
... OMeer for next week, Mr. Waller. Received with thanks £lllllO from &reed Metal Co. Workpeople, dressing gown, nightdremma and slippers from Mrs. Ohewy, scrap-book from Mies Wilkins, periodicals from Mrs. tiillotan. Tas members of the Liberal ...
... arrived Swansea from (ease March 17th. Jane Radclite arrived { om Civita Vecebis March 1th. Ma arrived Stockton from Kotterdam March Dougias Hill left Calais for Marc’, Lian’eri: passed Pe: ‘tor ved from Sit March. 14. Petertow Pireus from Maren We. Actheny ...
... hands of the public, coming, as it did, from the newly•made Viceroy, and the work was accordingly withdrawn. Mr. G. K. Chesterton, whose clever articles have won for him an important position in the literary world of to-day, is still a young man. being ...
... (From The World. 9 ) Tho King and Queen are to return to London from the Mediterranean at the end of next week or early in the following week, and they will then make Buckingham Palace their residence until Whitsuntide. The Court will be occupied during ...
... Lord Foley, received valuable gifts from the late bard Dudley. It has some beautiful earrings, a fine monument by Hysbrach, a ceiling nenrated by Verrin, and some stained glass which was brought by Lord Foley from Cannons, the famous seat of tho Dukes ...
... Government, and opened Town Hall by the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of London. They came from all parts of the United Kingdom, and even from the Colonies, two parcels being sent from Canada, and they comprised every conceivable .kind of currant cake, pie, and tart ...
... poutfitre deux dans Moyerluum. . The best men doing their best, Know peradventure least of what they do; Mon usefulliet i' the world are simply used; The nail that boltls the wood must pierce it first, And alone who wields the hammer Tho work advanced by the ...
... and vegetables, from the Earl of Radnor; black currants, from Mrs. Macon, and from Mrs. Wigram ; red currants, from Canon Hutchings ; vegetables, from Mr. T. K. Harding ; flowers, from Mrs. T. H. Staples, ...