... EVENTS OF THE WEEK ILLUSTRATED. • kis fourteen years since the Blue Riband of marksmanship was won by a Londoner, but. the King's Prizeman at Sisley this year is Lieutenant E. D. Johnson, of the London Rifle Brigade, and he is much to be complimented ...

... giveu u well-printed well-work nT'r Hoi-e By I1 Marion Craw-ird (London : Macmillan Co Ltd) called Christmas story it t took place near New York is not how-ver( the mal type of Christmas story But goblins or fairie- author contrives conscious of the of ...

... CHRISTMAS NUMBERS. number has a fine collection of gook: thongs in the way of se•sonable pictures. stories and c noptitions The Gentlewoman claims to be the only ladies' paper still staheo-ing to the pr octice of iisuing a Christmas number. and the ...

... RAPHAEL TUCK'S CHRISTMAS CARDS. specially Messrs.. Raphael Tuck and Sons have se nt out once again a wonderful selection of Christ mas cards,. New Y ear cards, ca l e ndars, toy books, and games. Ch r i s t mas wo uld scarcely be Christmas witho u t R ap ...

... CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. J. Finlayson gives you cordial invitation to inspect his large and magnificent display of Jewellery, Silverware, &c., &c., suitable for above, and invites you to compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have a splendid Range ...

... LONDON OPINION. The reputation of this witty weekly is well maintained by an especially attractive Christ-i In.as number. The articles x. as always,' bright and readable, and the black and white drawings and oolonred illustrations have high merit as ...

... THE GUARDIAN AUGUST 22 literature new books ivn By Sir Bart with illustrations Co of B Sarie rd author : is but is o li ration to England It IS monotony i conflaes is of chalk downs whose orn smoolh the locelv only their sheep To east the Great’ ild liritain ...

... c. however, and welcomes the feet that the spirit of obirity lights the Christmas story to.day. The number is profusely illustrated and contains several full page illustrations. THE GRAPHIC. Perhaps the most glorious period of English history is to ...

... risks. In the new motors the driver will sit in front between the bonnet and the cab proper, which is,vill Acorm a sort of covered -u. Thc '4 4 THE MOTOR HANSOM SHORTLY TO BE SEEN ON. LONDON STREETS. type, as will be seen in the illustration, appears to ...

... atmospheric conditions and it will come a s pl easan t news t o hear that the Cupholders will have a new ground ready at Old Trafford, close to the headquarters of the Lancashire County Cricket Club, by Christmas. I hear it said that certain of the Manchester ...

... Committee. _ . The monthly meeting of the Education Committee will be held on Monday evening next at six o'clock. Christmas Presents, Splendid New Stock.—J. S. GARLAND, 51 to 55, Bridge st,, Warrington.—Advt. Mission Work in China. A highly interesting lecture ...

... THE GUARDIAN 25 1901 AN AUSTRALIAN CHRISTMAS COLONIST fe- -nsori Christmas again ' goo DEVELOPMENT AFRICA The of the relations of white good old-fashioned races in the Africa S P ihit fumil re-unite Forum which i sur-iy t the confirmed iconoclast would ...