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... bell sleeves, quite new, richly satin lined, Paris model, £8 10s.. worth 30 guineas; elegant, fashionable, %-length Sealskin Jacket, high storm collar, richly lined, new, Ids., worth 25 gues.; approval.—Emanuel, Clapham Rd., London CJILVER-MOUNTED CUTLERY ...
... poem A New Year's Ave. The singing eras greatly assisted by the violinists sad the yoang choir. Mr. Lodge enriched the whole servloe by the organ accompaniments. NRW UNE MK A CORPORATION' TRAIWAT R SALOON OA O.—A rather striking illustration of boding ...
... LONDON'S POOR AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN. Good Work of the Ragged School Union. (By Ouk Own Reportkb.) Hurrah after hurrah echoed through the London Guildhall yesterday. It was the ninth annual banquet and entertainment to poor and crippled children the Metropolis ...
... is t-i anti not inclined take risk a WHAT '& Hull are interested case came Sir at Court London and evidence accused are Travers American of Gloucestei'-plaoe London and Fulham conspiring obtain money false pretences prosecution Trafalgar Novelty Company ...
... yesterday's Mail. arousing intense public interest in London. One the strangest features of the cose is the manner its discovery. The futility of crime has seldom been more strikingly illustrated. series of accidents revealed the sinister Secret (rf ...
... required, and about half of this amount has now been raised or definitely promised. NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER FOR HORSES AND DONKEYS. This annual event took place in London yesterday. There are 56 animals in the home now. One of these is a donkey 40 years ...
... the new building has been cor- Ipletod as a Sunday School. The remark that s oountry Cliwirtmas more enjoyable than the town festival should remind to that this great feast meant to the countryman far more than it could MI the townsman. Christmas in the ...
... (vicar)presided. Addresses were given Liberal Club the Christmas feativitos have been a upon u» doctrines distinguishing and B:04l rni-yabto kind. They with mem- ,rt,m,lon Etoctioo, by ber» daw** on Christmas Eve. wtach there was Mr. Clarke; '' The Fall, Mr ...
... last edition, ; Leeds Daily News, 3d.; Times. 7..; Daily Graphic. Is,; Standard. 2s. &I. ;Daily News. is. Daily Telegraph, 4e.; Daily Mail, Is. 61.; Financial News. Is. 6d.; Saturday Review. 2s. td.; illustrated London ...
... Holmes; “Inspecting London,” Mr. William Moyle-; Scenes from Scholastic London,” Mr. A, E. Johnson; “ London,” Mr. C. Duncan Lucas; and London Below Bridge,” Mr. R. Austin Freeman. The day before Christmas was the thirty-ninhh versary of the ...
... ' of H n Hope held their anual Christmas tree in the nielit in Assembly RISIMIS last Tuesday evening. The together children, numbering 300, arrived at 6 p.m., and knocke they t games were played until - Father Christmas appeared and gave to each child ...
... contain the opening chapters of a new serial story The Duke Decides by Ileadon liill. To the same number Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P.. will contribute an article on !; Prime Ministers' Wives. The Archdeacon of London contributes to the January number of ...