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... of the new municipality. The scheme is certainly one that would bear imitation. There is hope last for the young gentleman who desires to well groomed and Who cannot afford to keep a vmlet, says the Eeka. A firm has been established in London to supply ...

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... THE LORD MAYOR’S SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS. In illustration of the enormous demands the time of the Lord Mayor London, as well of the severe test to which his digestive capacity is put, the following may be selected from Alderman Green’a engagements for the ...

... well as many beautiful illustrations, all drawn competent artiste. The frontispiece, “Who is that Calling P taken from the painting by Birket Foster, and is a remarkably coloured reproduction. A most suitable preseat for Christmas. Children will hail with ...

... W. A. Pollock’s new book, “With Seven Generals tl.o Boer War.” The author was a special correspondent of live Times. The Twentieth Century is the title of new Liberal half-crown monthly be published Mr. F. Griffiths, 435, Strand, London, W.C. addition ...

... price, eU>., J. 0.. Offloe. Worthing. _ ENT illustrated booklet, entitled How Live Bent Free.' will eent on receipt-of application, mentioning this paper, by Manager. 72, Uithopegiic-street Willi out. London, ‘.C. between mantle at onto. Bt. Peter's, ...

... romantic, and they arc daintily illustrated. Another of Messrs. Macmillan's issues “Foes Law,” new novel that expert ficlionist, Mias Itboda Broughton. A novel which goes off the beaten track is “Free to Serve,” tale of colonial New York, by Miss E. Rayner (Putnam) ...

... pleasant evening to make the season more and dear to them. IMPOSTORS AT THE HOSPITALS. In article on the “London Hospital, appear inc in the Christmas number the Magazine.” the writer gives some curious instate of the übiquitous humbug who from time to lime ...

... The week or two preceding the arrival Christmas always a dull time for or, rather, that sectioa of playgoers which delights only in “first nights,” inasmuch as managers rarely care to take the risk of producing new pieces with the knowledge that public ...

... according the now Debrctt, arc; 5 now peers, 9 new baronets, 96 new knights, and 155 new companions. The record numbers are: 17 new peers In 1892, 18 new baronets 1887, 218 new knights in 1837, and ...

... their establishments on more than the usual two days—Christmas Day and Boxing Day.' The'‘'Voluntary” Closing Association has circulated letter on the subject, together with list a large number of London firms who* have decided to close their establishments ...