... on© great whole, and our national education an its entirety would be fro© from defects which bad too long placed this country disadvantage to tho other leading nations of tho world.. (Chccie.) Mr. HOBHOUSR, in seconding the resolution, slated that those ...

... of the house the most congested, (b) Because even if it were tree from this objection, it is highly desirable isolate the hospital staff, clothing, and every detail in working it, from the other divisions of the house. (c) Because, the foregoing apart ...

... schools with an average attendance only from ten nineteen, and has ooof erred great benefit that ohm of school* connected with the Church Ireland. know ...

... portion of this is occupied with memoir of the authoress, from the pen Miss Louisa K. Milne, her sister. The remainder contains articles that were contributed by Lady Prestwick to various msgazmes from 1879 to 1886. These arranged fsuf under the headings “Journeys ...

... ”Otteiihausen’a Coup,” “Mias Morgan’s Victory,” and ” Letter from are distinctly d-iinty specimen* of American current fiction. There ere addition several articles which will repay perusal. The Wide World” continnca occupy unique place among magazines of the ...

... White; The World for Christ, by Rev. Henry Cole; For L4ir Bairns, by Geoive. Bible Class for people, conducted by Mrs. F. A. Well*. Life a Century is continued with its interesting records. ■* Brittanias Bulwarks,” and Royalties of the World” contain some ...

... towards “the purification and uplifting the dramatic world. * Consequently the interesting collection of quotations which Mr. Cooke empties into your columns from an apparently well-filled scrap-book go to prove what is not relevant the question—except ...

... complaint from the Workhouse concerning a bad water supply. When the Agnreswere looked up. however, it would be seen that there was a sufficient supply for the winter half-year. The Clerk rid in this connection he had reoeived a communication from the Clerk ...

... good to live, too refined for this wicked world—we mean the political world. It had the knack of picking up the humorous iu life, and setting it forth in artistic fashion. We will miss its genial titbits ; bolts from the blue it never fulminated. It was a ...

... the Ireland days. A scrapbook, carefully arranged by Miss Johnstone, containing the pictures of Thomas Davis, John Uitofaell, John Savage, Joe Brennan, John Martin, W. S. O’Brien, Devin Beilly, supplemented by choice selections from the writers of ’4B ...

... monthly parcel from Messrs. George Newnes, Ltd., is, as usual, most welcome. It could scarcely be otherwise, containing, as it does, the latest issues of those firmly-established favourites, The Strand, The Captain, The Wide- World Magazine,' The ...

... the gold arriving from Australia sad South Africa will retained in London, •m will not be resbipped to France. As this will coupled with the return cash from country usual in the last three weeks of August, the arrival* of gold from abroad materially ...