... ones as she was bidlen, wondering wltit It a as that her father lid to tell her about, EVENTS OF THE WEEK ILLUSTRATED. Mr. Rowland Hirst Barran, the new Member for North Leeds, is forty-four, and a member of the firm of John Barren and merchant*, of Leeds ...

... referenon. Abstainer.-Addresa Fred. E. Carey. New hail been accustomed to do in happier time% irtAMPRILLL, 132, London Street, Reading Street, Chipping Norton. 898-1096 In any promptings of vanity, but in cods ‘, New and liecondland Furniture Dealer. Easy ...

... Traders. The new recruit to Mr. Morley's banner more emphatic in hie speech than the calm and generousmindivi plrlosopher himself. It il for the Unionist party, now in • state of disruption as bad as that which befell Mr. Gladstone', party in 1886. when • ...

... Mtn a serious accident. It is Lady de Trafford's custom to entertain the schoolchildren during Christmas at Hill Crest, Market Harhorough. While the Christmas-tree presents were d.tarihuted this year Master Humphrey de Trafford, who is thirteen y of age ...

... jump through that stone . is no doubt. It is true that in the past the intro- coming Brewster Sessions for new licences in actable onsets of the New York swoon. T 1 il sour faith would take you through-. I auction of economies has not tended to decrease ...

... believe in the. restoration of tho temporal power. To what extent the Duke speaks for his co-religionists here, writes the London correspondent of the Man. Atelier Guardian, is, I thiuk. extremely doubt. ful. There are a good many Liberals among the English ...

... was de. nerture from Blenheim a few months beck of Her Grace the Dachas of Marlborough, and the news that Blenheim was to be practically elmeit. The London daily and weekly preee has. 38 usual, had a good deal to say on the matter, tut some of their 'rumours' ...

... City, told me, writes a London' correspondent, that Canada is no more disturbed than London with what is happening in New York. All the big Canadian banks—the Bank of Montreal. the Bank of Commerce. and so on—have branches in New York; but the law of that ...

... maoters. as well as :resistants. may enjoy a well-earned holiday after the season, and begin. so to speak. the New Year airfoil. In London and other larjoe town s an +4 , 111 to dote five is being made. hut this cannot be el:potted in small town., as ...

... Mr. 1), flodfrey read a very instructive and exhaustive paper to thim Society Monday evening, on The Roman gm pi.s, illustrating his paper the aid of a nPto. the motion of Mr A. Weenwood, esconded by no A. H. Andrew. he was accordsl a hearty vote of ...

... LADIES' COLUMN_ There is already a feeling of christmas Is the air. It is somewhat of * mistake this living in to-morrow before we have finished with to-day, but we all du it nowadays. and as all the London shops have decided this week that we must begin ...

... in one of K the Case* , had blackamith, up-to-date; tong. .. read the new form of oath somewhat imp rest. Sims; musical sketch. The rout i ng eively •— In me opinon. this new form is im of age. Unitay prefersbl, to the old form of cad. It 13a,m ow ...