... Christmas Annual. The Christmas Double Number of The Windsor Maycuine lorms a remarkable advance in ('ntsrprise for variety and abundance of aLrsciire features, important contc»ba;ions. and aii-roand excellence of printing and production. Tbs colonr-prinliug ...

... number the “Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.” Its literature is seasonable, and the list of writers includes Kden Phillnotts. W. Pett C. N. and A. M. Williamson. Barry Pain, and Howard, each story brine illustrated a well-known illustrator Twelve full-pace ...

... . Posers for Posterity” make a couple of veryamusing pages in the “Illustrated London News’* Christmas number, but to the average reader Fairy Stories Photograph,” way of illustrating Grimm, will make a more direct appeal. The scenes ...

... presented to the public. The good old-timer, Illustrated London News, maintains its position of eminence in ail the requirements. The front cover is a charming combination of child and dog and Christmas fare, and there are two fine presentation pistes ...

... CHRISTMAS. And the great lestive season is over! And I we can most of us say our experience of it was pleasurable and happy one. Though the word festivity j is Inevitably associated with Christmas,: this great time of celebration usually, one of the quietest ...

... imposed all domestic and household articles made clay and glased. A LONG VOYAGE BY A YORKER DEKRY-OWKED YACHT. The “Illustrated London News’’ of December 9th contains photographs of the yacht May at Nassau, Bahamas, British West Indies, after her arrival ...

... and “We know it’s Christmas, let’s just wish one another all we wish ourselves.” One that should find favour brings the wish. “May the biggest bag ever fall to your gun. and a Happy New Year follow-a bright Christmas.” Royal Christmas cards are reprinted ...

... CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. the drear November time, with its gloom he damp and fogs, the cheery of Chrietmae already looking in, heartening and brightening the prospect. The illustrated Christ(ss,B numbers, all aglow with colour and pleasantness, are enlivening ...

... THK CHRISTMAS • WINDSOR The Cliiistmas (December) number of the ** Windsor Magasim*,*' over (Nigcs actual reading matter ami >o|d m the usual price of shilling, is surely the high water mark |>uMisiiing value, especially a* moat «>f its conirUmtions are ...

... with seasonable and attractive matter, including five stories and several special articles, illustrated in capital style. “Illustrated London News.” The Christmas number of this long established and high class publication is turned out in ...

... from their Christmas hearth will call their menfolk and they will answer, from j the various theatres of war. ( The sound of children's voices cele-' i brating Christmas as children always Iwill is to come from a party which a unit of the London Dome Guard ...

... earlier days he used to go for wanderings in the byways of London, beyond the prosperous quarters, on a Christmas Day. But when moved to Gadshil! this was changed. Here everything at Christmas was a holiday. The house was packed with guests; used fill ...