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... from it prepared various prints to illustrate many of his remarks. The lecture was very largely attended, and the audience thoroughly appreciated the large number .of experiments and lantern slides used to illustrate the lecturer's remarks At the close ...
... complete stories by notable authors, all finely illustrated by clever artists. Altogether this is a very attractive issue, full of good reading matter and admirable illustration. - - With the Christmas Double Number of the Queen will be presented a beautiful ...
... Westing details illustrations the story of a , typical battle, as fought with toy soldiers. aloag lthe lines of his previous article on Little Wars, ' which attracted much attention in the preceding 'Christmas Number. An article on New Year Customs. ancient ...
... great singers have been, and are, numbered among her friends. Of late years, however, Lady Charles has net rerided much in London. P pending many months of the year in the country. She wed to give, at Park Gate House—a charming place on Ham Common —Sunday ...
... Lloyd George will address a meeting of London Welslunen on the war at the Queen's Hall on Saturday afternoon, September 19. Belgium remains at one with the Allies. and 18 in full agreement with the treaty signed at London by the Powers of the Triple Entente ...
... delightful illustration by E. J. Sullivan, the book is full of beauty and charm. The book contains new stories and articles by the most famous authors. The universal interest of the War gives certain new characteristics to the handsome Christmas Double Number ...
... prior to the iatecmeet. WEST STREET INPANTS.—The sum 01 21 lOS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCRL—Tb• Ceetretelas been sent to the •• Daily News Army Xmas tionalists are hairier{ their annual sale of work on Pudding Feed this week. Thursday afternooe next. Sir Arthur ...
... be had delivered several aldresses it) that room in 1886. 1891. 1907 and in 1910. In the last named year he spoke to them upon their muslin in the wide fields of literature. science and art and new he wished to point out the marks of progress he felt ...
... outskirts of London . This week we are featuring Blankets and Eider Down Quilts. You really should come and see the special display in our windows, they are really worth seeing.—Note address. Mir-Lea's, 64, Derby street. The London 31agazint Christmas Number ...
... at Leek at Christmas value of the watch is £B, and the tickets for tne draw will be Is. each, to be had from the soldiei s The ballot will take place on December and the winning number aunounced on Decembe 2est Welcome Gifts for Christmas —Tasteful Blouses ...
... NOTES ON NEW PUBLICATIONS. Macmillan and Co , of St. Martin's street, London, base published a most interesting book by 1.. Cope Cornford, which should have a ready sale. The work all through is full of splendid illustrations, nicely printed on good paper ...
... —From the re-opening of school after the summer holidays to the commenevmeut of the Christmas holidays. Third term —From the re,l opening of school after the Christmas holidays to the Mist Marc. In future a child will not be legally entitled to leave school ...