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... Novel& Cloth, .ss. net. Leather, 7s. net.. NEW 6s. NOVELS. • THE MAIDS OF PARADISE. By R. W. CHAMBERS. Author of Cardigan, The Maid-at-Arms, Written with r emarkable vividness and power . . . the characterisati on is sisterly. . . . The whole story ...
... been announced, is between Lord Cardigan, only sou of Lord Ailesbury, and Miss Madden, only daughter of the late Mr. Madden, of Hilton Park, Monaghan, and of Lady Caroline Madden, sister of the late Lord Leitrim. Lord Cardigan, who is twenty-nine, was given ...
... Rolling. One voL, demy Bvo, 12a. fid. net. N£W 6s, FtCriOM, THE MAIDS OF PARADISE, By R. VV. CHAMBERS, Author of “Cardigan,” “The Maid-at-Arms, &c Written with remarkable vividness and power . . . the characterizeiio iamasteny. . The whole story is conceived ...
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... Mehet, Newhaven Arnold, Middlesbrough SWANSEA arrived Stockton (s)Peptl I] Lpool Watchfubs).Davies,Cardiff John Ewing, Norman Cardigan Ocean Child, Goode Linnea (a), Swansea Higbgate (a). Pewarth Dunstaffnage (a), Granton i Herten (s% ' Sunderland ...
... telegram was sent from Boston asking him not to reply to the letter. Later on Mrs. Gillespie stayed with the Johneons, and Mrs. Johns= admitted that the petitioner always seemed brighter when Mr. Gratton was there. stO The impression which the married life ...
... affair throughout hetivern her sod Grattan. ectoolly court with leracelate on that the co.mstoodent had her. Mlle Louisa woe milled co Tueeday. sod an denial to the charge of adultery whir Mr. Gillespie. She bad eat on the arm of the chair which h. occupied ...
... of state for War with a round silver•gilt inkstand, beaded with green leaves and the pearl-like buds of the with the Royal Arms in relief on the lid. Prince Christian's gift bridal flower. Over a wreath of orange blossoms an old lace to the bride was ...
... Troubadour, Gr,e..euway. [Nov 19j Carmakben SIMIAN armed Joseph Rieketi (s) [Nov18) Sheerness Vane Tempest (s), Roberts [l9) London SEABAIC sailed Gem (s)[Nov 18]Newhurgh Gazelle. Axett. Rye Christabel, Goldsmith Faversham Viscount Castlereagh (s) ...
... in white, with a very picturesque hat tied with blue. Many well-known people landed during the day. Sir John Burgoyne, the Duke of Leeds (with arm in a sling), Lord Suflied, Count Albert Mensdorff, the Duke of Somerset, the Earl of Harrington, the Countess ...
... noveL'*—Birmingham Daily Poet, rj!HE MAIDS OF PARADISE. fpHE MAIDS OF PARADISE. Bj ROBERT W. X CHAMBERS, Author of “Cardigan.* “The Mald«t- Arms. he. [2nd Edition. **Written with remarkable vividness and power. . . . The characterisation is masterly. . . ...
... nee a missive from sylcanis, hiving emigrated there because, the chair in Cardigan used to call out after him, in imitation of here cyclieg sounds. Ho said that gross coati-cf arms so fashioealile out them now that he could not get a un!osa, as a NVeleh ...