... Lawton heard him. She was not there. Instead was seated on a piano stool talking to Director Ames. Sir Andrew Aguecheek, wearing a frock coat and monocle, was lighting a churchwarden pipe at a candle flame, and Sir Toby Belch in shirt sleeves, was roaring ...

... do Lady's manual do Treatment Infanta and muse' do Counsel to a mother 2/6 do Culture of a child 216 Lynton's Treatise on corpulency— —6/ Humphrey'. Hommnpathic mentor —6/ Coughs and their cure by Shuldham -- Tedd on Leprosy —6/ Influenza by Althaus 6/6 ...

... and she has a keen scent for bargains. Her success has not been due to any quality, but to a combination of basinesa sagacity and enterprise, and a constant effort to outstrip her competitors. This woman receives a salary of 4,000d015, a ...

... and as a result my advocacy of the cause a an innocent man is made to appear as a sort of evidence of his guilt. When Zola warmed to his theme he was astonishingly vigorous. He talked as somebody said of Disraeli years and years ago, like a horse racing ...

... was issued from a small room on the first. floor of 26, Paternoster Square, divided by a matchboard partition into editorial and publishing departments, the rent of which was fifteen shillings weekly. Within a year a move was made to a ...

... Li. D. Cleare when they were about to retire tor the night. a band of Strathelyd• era will make a raid Upon a family in mime nettlensef s :a a lwee alerrrisee are very amnuriag, there , a to them. Übe muster ...

... to me a- rude man and a pedantic coxcomb. That Doctor Mead was a great soul indeed! said my friend the Cantab. Bow much more society is indebted to such a being than the far greater part of mankind is aware of! Here was a man who raised ...

... he begged his friend Roubilliac to make a mould from it, and the plaster cast—a unique (for the mould was immediately broken), Hogarth coloured it, and it was sent as a present to the civil landlord. This being a fac-simile, drew additional custom to the ...

... 3•lWilla Chat We understand Mr Samuel Manning hits fenced in the wood to the east of the Pine Road with about O 1100 square feet of land abutting the public road, and turned the same °vet t•t a committee for the bent , fit of the residents, It will be a boon ...

... a chat, a critis, a biographer, and a general tsa toter ot men manners, he has a elite ied eait. aordinary repotatiou. Nor is it necessary to his in any 4)1 these departments, that ...

... this a quiet neighbourhood ? Who lives about hero ? Why, yes, sir, it be a very quiet place I serves nine houses out of ten, and the regular orders be, two mutton chops for the family, and a piece of liver for the cat. That will do, thought we, a bevy ...

... games as they tike as there are many of the public who fe-I a keen , interest. in Tennis aed Tennis tournaments. and who would like to bear the result of Ladv v's Tournament. We do not envy Mr W A Rovell, the bon. Elet.lrelary of the Club. and the other ...