... etorloe snd articles are alike illustrated,' There ia lighter tone than aaual aboot the Maoaz::.'» X*>? wucle» arc wont to look *-• hi. are fewer in but p» the Icm The Biahop of London contributes a good paper on Kliiabeth London Brootne, whose stay Natal ...

... the clock exactly 12 hours fast. Speaking for myself, it has, so far, made no difference to me. It brought me neither Christmas uor New Year gift the more, although there are those amongst my fricn Is who believe that have entered upon the twentieth century ...

... should constriction of the neck or waist, the collar should low and ample, and the sluy*. « worn, ample and loose. BV POST FROM LONDON. QNK of the results of the Chinese crisis is the BUI enable Her Majesty to prohibit the export of arms and ammunition by ...

... Of similar character is the annual volume of tiiexl .Vev*. The matter will interest all, an.! the illustrations are numerous. Good Newt is illustrated monthly paper containing articles Gospel subjects, and it must be said that it presents its tidings ...

... stories make up an ideal Christmas number. The new volume starts with the January number, and all who wish a firs' -daes magazine should make point of ordering Sou ns Bit’s. Cbambbrs’s JornNAi. takes the form of an *• Extra Christmas Number, ’ containing ...

... to eeo and wont. Wo hare picture magaiine* enough and spare, and appreciate those magazines that rate matter above illustration. The new volume opens well. The veteran novelist sad poet. Mr George Meredith, contributes poem. “With the Huntress.’’ and. ...

... “Federated Australia.” The sketch illustrated by iatereiting of life, the photogrsphe of member* of the new Federal Cabinet are given ia the Pregree*. The Topic the Moalb deal* with “latemationaUam; aa Ideal for the New Century.” Ia It Htead outlines the ...

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... a rather harried aoooant how spent Christn.as. New- Year’s Pay was aa stormy as Christmas Day was calm. The old year went oat with roar, and the new year (dare I, in face of much controversy, sav, the new oentary) cumo in just ee noisily. On Monday aftornoou ...

... ct ••Charity,’ originally painted for the famous Reynolds window at New College, Oxford. It was in July, IBG4, that the King laid the fouodationetone the new West Wing of the London Hospital, and it ia recorded that lie took special interest ia the srparate ...

... respect it attractive and creditable issue. Rsangmi Folks will find _ the opening chapter* of new ttorv, The Witch with the Jewelled Kgga. famous book illustrator has been engaged to draw the picture* for it. beside* furnishing prettilycoloured frontispiece ...

... Frederick the Great. Edwin Abbey, who to paint thocoronation of King Edward, came to London from Philadelphia soroo twenty year* ago. and took to newspaper illustration. It ton year* before got ploluro hung the Academy, and then came fame. Hl* rise has ...