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... the magaziine more par- ticularly appeals, have, like other people, been diverted by the Christmas and '--New Year festivities, to say nothing- of the u-ar news. Non- that they are settled dgnagain to the common round of every dlay life, they niayor be ...
... Uncle Toby with the Alotenz parteulare of a new magazine for children:— The of the find number of the Children's ,ardeu meta a new era in ciiildren'a literature. right little monthly of 16 pages, illustrated largely by he children themvelves, doe. credit ...
... Its coon estimated at upwards of £18,000,000. Ridge after ridge. pmeipip. woks. d • Tapping 011314 little Dec to moody London with water, if the project be carded out, will was taken ; anti west, the formidable form another addition to the rented of ...
... error or plans on other shoulders the responsibility for a scandalous statement. been a famous draughtsman on the Illustrated , London News. Mr. W. L. Thomas was its leading engraver. George died. His brother projected an In Memoriam volume fur the benefit ...
... contributed to our butter supply Seed which show large increases in their exports are the United Staites, Victoria, New South Wales, New Zealand, and-largest of all-Canada. Thus four nut of fire of these countries are our own colonies, wrhile all are the ...
... of youreelft—l did not. Aire you have been reclaimed by the lielvetion Army you claim to have become a new man!—Yea betting inconsistent with a new 180—I should think it Did you at Hoyden Wales in beanie—l did not. Ihd you at give money to a man named ...
... nunbdiment of fortune tellers. The highly fashionable seer. or whatever she may call herself, Mdme. Zuleika Cavalier, of New Bond Street, London. lune come within the toils of the AT, and has been fined £25 with £lO coats at the I:;,ribonahrh Stret Po:ioe Court ...
... recaiving a gr-a::S coCn- new books immediately on pub icaticn?,-P-_ It is often said that 'there are more c3s~ia:; by year on the railvay than there arc in Wa- anyone supply statistics bearing on the EUj A manufacturer forwards new whecelt a; 0 zs but they ...
... sad to their t►e sort. News of this kind would, ai nitre, have related the tension materially and the rebaration would have i•en the ereater hail it onivir. as rase pet yle Wiens it will nr.;ve. that Admiral Seymour never gut to NEW. hut that the Minister ...
... the Royal, for two seasons, will be ned by front learn that the new Opera House ¢ hes reached completion, and will be opened oa ed in a night The Theatre Royal, Jersey, from like, the new Opera House has risen its stately head. was in 1865. It was r T ...
... in the har af | @ print 555, Wih August, Sunderia: ond fer ot urneces, and fir: be 2nd me for RECENTLY PROVED The ‘Illustrated London News” gives the | in each ease: — list of wills proved, with the amount of the p cm the Mis Robert of Upper Brook Street ...
... inscription, written by Sir William Scott. afterwards Lord Stowell. A new clock was put in the tower in 1798, new bellb having been hung in the previous year. In all, the cost of the new church was put down at £27,000. Fire wrought considerable damage to ...