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... enormous amount of charitable work hoe been quietly effected by the brothers of the society in this poor district of London. As an illustration of the value of the con. ferenoe, a return of twelve months' recent work shows that 1,040 visits to the poor have ...
... LATEST NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, SUITABLE FOR EVERYBODY, AT LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH. ILLUSTRATED LISTS POST FREE. • . rAposies . tbe of Cellist atotil eienZed i tt eg t t ertee protected siers t ettet:be befeeeepo-41101, 1 M • t far August ...
... had tram smash reminds one that the London FJectrie Tramways have ainrrularly free from Jerking accidents, considering the steepness of of the hills and the size of the C 3 1 ,, which weigh 20 tons. On Christmas Day. 1007, an electric train collided ...
... LONDON NOTES. litrom Ow Ovm Not a little amusement was caused on Tuesday evening by the Globe's solemn warning to those high-minded Unionist ' M.P.s who are said to contemplate returning their salaries to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The amiable ...
... lass inglorious. Anno Domini 1886. was a memorable year for Ireland. Many great happenings are connected with that Year of Grace. ' A historian of the period (Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P.) writes of the early days of '1886: Irish Nationalists heard with ...
... or Transmit. SCENIC AND ILLUSTRATIVE SASHES AND BADGES made Lithographic Work in Eak Oerrifientes. et.r. Spociality. All work Numeroun Toftimonials. STUDIO 133 DON EG ALL • - A POLICY -AT LAT. A TOI T evening - purr in London has a Parliamentary Co ...
... letter from the Protestant Alliance is now reposing in Some refuse heap around London. Indeed. we should hardly ourselves take notice of it hut for the purpose of illustrating the lengths to which bigots will go in times of common peril to gratify their ...
... kept open. M ith the assistance of an additional ice -breaker, it is hoped the port can be kept free until Christmas; and possibly before then a new route may be available. Great disappointment is being felt on account of the flax still held up in Seeden ...
... at that. Christmas morning in the little Church of St. Mury-of-the-l'iloat, at the other end of the village from tho old house that wan Morna's home. The little church was ablaze with hghts, flowers, evergreens; for not only was it Christmas morning, ...
... As an ex-New Zes List iseents in the place srue., worked for nothing. This menus also that I took a farm in New Zealand. spent all my Oil it. Selfi it for less than I paid. crime home a sadder and wiser soil of County Derry. The climate in New Zealand ...
... in Lite troubled and discredited annals measure sat enererott: 37 et new' provocation. , dition of a reepta n ce lay one extreme lof the relations between these two islands. as a new torch put a burning nag.'- i party. must, if adhered to. sine, and therefore ...
... policy was successful, and its wisdom had been thoroughly vindicated. To Mr. Gladstone, in introducing the Home Rule Bill of 1886, and to Mr. Asquith, they owed the present state of affairs. To gain the Irish vote in the House of Commons they introduced ...