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... CHRISTMAS NUMBERS. The (Nhristmnas nrmber of The Lady coutiaina a. large nuimlber of fill-page i ustranmons ef the season's fshitnns. A lescanpfion is given of earth, and a. scparate sention is devs-sed -o ciii i$i 'a dresses.A c.ctj portraii is ziven ...
... Paternoster Rowv, London.. The Christmas number of M sa's Journal is a very good one. The supplement is a fine photo- gravure, entitled Hold Tight. There is also a |cut-out pattern of a girl's Empire coat. The fashion illustrations are up to date, ...
... Msles of -streets and roads had been widened. The ?? areas in the vicinity of Ciarrickl Hill haid I been cleared end new streets made. New sewers had been made in many distrits, and had been connected vwith the main drainage system. MAany mriles of old sewers ...
... is utterly contemptible. As Mr Stead reminds us, the population of the two Republics combined is about that of West Ham, a London suburb, yet: defeat has .dogged the British troops in South Africa; and even the Times, heretofore the rmost sanguine as ...
... hobrousa the Theatre Sarah Perui-;rlt ecouas ,triumpha-oCly in tirSt. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York, the Rev Dr Mtiehael Corrig-n., arrivon ,n London on Sa.turday on a YSiL to Dr. I Bonrne. Roman Catholic Birhop of 3'nthwark. Dr Corrigasn has been ...
... of St. James's House, 22 St Jamnesis street. London, Land Agents and Auctioneers, who have beeni established j Ts for 'nearly 50 years, wish it to be known that. . thev are not to be confounded with the new firm of e A Lmley Newton and Doswe'l of cce the ...
... between himself and Mr. O'Brien. d (Laughter.) But he would sax that he was a much a stronger Unionist in 1900 than lie was in 1886. h Mik T. W. L-ster. 3M.A.. the popular and able t librarian of the National Librar- of Ireland, de- } livered an interesting ...
... where the troops have had to have re- course to bisctjit.7' The meat espplied, it further appeas, is mostly frozen meat frintm New Zealand and Australia, W1vioh is betr re than that of driven cattle, Colonel Richardson, it is also intresting to note, is ...
... a General Electien 'before the time fixed for the coming s into operation of the new register, the Go- vernmnert would introduce a short Bill to b F provide that the new electoral register should come into operation on November 1. Mr f Ba.lfour, of course ...
... MODDER RIVER GRAPHIC DETAILS OF THE STORMBERG D EFFAT THE WAR OFFICE WITHOUT NEWS London, Wednesday Midnight. The Press Association ?? to-nigyt there was evident e-peetation that news of Importance would come to relieve the suspense as to the position in Natal ...
... authritifes that the foregoing -was the only news for i-:ue to-night, and disappointment was espressed by a con- id&.rable number of people, waiting at the War Office who had expecrted some impr.rtant news to-night. LATEST CASUALTY LISTS The Press Ak ...
... 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- ...