... AND L O MB Ar, I B R D STTi E 18E3 TO CONTEACTOitSt NEW ROYAL VICTOnau^ HIOSPrITAL, BELFAS'. rr HE BULI)DLNCI COMMITTEE OF THE Ti above are prepared to reccived 'fENDErS for the ERECTION of the NEW HOSPITAL. Drawings and Speciication, prepared by the ...

... u patent Metlicioo Dealer* everywhere. Boaea, lid and eaau. Directions arekitcm with each Box, LADIES’ LETTER. London, Tuesday. A happier new year i« mast wish each other at this time, seldom, if ever, has year ended more gloomily than (3)is. with railway ...

... ROCM, JOCK-O'TH'-BEACH.' MURRAY &c., .tc. THE TITLE OF 03?OU NEW STORY IS THE CR0 t IJNG OF ESTHER)p' AND WILLL BSl5IN IN TILE WIBELFAST 'IfEER! NY'S 9 GF THE 3I.tb 6ANiUXRY5 ISOO. Our NEW STORY won the First Prize' of :£100 in an Ope CO-mpetition instituted ...

... Bank of New South Wales, 39 41: Capital and Counties, 38 to 39; Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 354 10 364 Hong Kong and Shanghai, 57 59; International of London, 12 to 13; and Brarilinn. to 184 ; London City and Midland, 51 to 52; London and County ...

... demolition of two old housre. No*. 21 and 22. Gerard Street, Soho, affords another illustration the enormous transformation which is taking place almost every day in this part of London. It was at No. 43, this thoroughfare, which took its name from Oonrd, Earl ...

... of Aastralasians ir London to provide money 'tUr --ruiptirca nttlcd uhnuhuree fromas the colonris. Tije Premier repliel that Netw South Vales- was -Vet-tte ?? siacnic- mar- orent. and euggesiterd that toe promor.:ers of tie London move nent should co- ...

... degree at the London University. Mr. Merchant Williams BBBimrmeed his political career as an aggressive teetotaler, devoted Welsh Nationalist, an ardent Dieastobluher, and fiaroe and uabandiag BadicaL Unhappily, took tho wrong turning in 1886, aad though ...

... deferred, ; Great Easters, ; Hall and Barnsley, 51 ; Midland deferred, ; London and North- Western, 197}; Great Western, 105. Forkion 6TOCK3.—The quotstions are : Argentine fives of 1886, 894; funding, 91}; gold premium, 128-50; Mexican consolidated sterling ...

... would warm his blood, and relieve the feeling of lethargy. It had a wonderful effect—the imagination is all powerful. The illustration portrays a man cheered and refreshed by the strength derived from Colman. The scene changed, and the traveller returns ...

... Academy Exhibition of 1899. The Part is magnificently Illustrated by leading Artists. Notice. A Graphic, Accurate, and Carefully Prepared Illustrated Narrative of the BOER WAR is now appearing in the New Serial Issue of BATTLES OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, ...

... the hit. ' is peace, INN/ it was beyond doubt that t h ee were nauseating a point a ff ecting not only London, but did sot he ll b d tine a new 1* our national history. They IMO VIAL GALLERY. apatally as th risk of by the maw. A bat- there with the ...

... hunself as aetang unofficia-iy. AMERICA AND THE SITUATION. THE QUESTION OF MEDIATIONI-. A Centatl News New York telegram of rester- day's date ?? from meetings in New York, Boston, Chicago, and other centres w-here the Irish and Germans are strong, have been ...