... labourers whom London for many a year has seen. Some English publisher, it may bo hoped, say 3 Truth, will bring out a translation of a very remarkable and interesting book which has recently been published at Stockholm. This is a volume of political reminiscences ...

... proper appellation the ill-informed public always feel a bit aggrieved that he does not equal his progenitor. It hard case undoubtedly, and Sims Reeves the Second deserves a great deal sympathy. A decado has passed away since the raetroiK»lis was scandalised ...

... many new ideas have bren developed. A new blanket cloth bus a broad sclvidge that forms stripe. A now plu-h for evening cloaks has a surface resembling short-haired fur. and is made in the most wonderful colours. A«frakan can now obtained ...

... ELECTION CHAT In West Canibs. -\r Raymond Greene is a young and .nuoiis politician. We prefer to put it in I rather than to make that pun upon [.is name which constantly suggests itself heu one is reading what he says. His latest nloit is to swallow ...

... last year. The useful present is usually the more desired, and a sensible and seasonable gift for the young girl is a set half-a-dozen pairs of «tuckings, which can now bought little more than a third the prices recently asked for them. All si*k stockings ...

... touching it, Tho boot* oounto a* at lawn-tennia. The health of Lord Tennyson is now completely restored, the warm and brilliant weather of the past few weeks having had a moat beneficial effect. The aged poet may almoat daily seen driving or walking ...

... thing the increasing number of women practitioners helps to keep the profession \jp-to-date. A doctor who has a large and old-staiidinp practice must necessarily a capable man, and generally assumed that the more busy the more clever must be. The drawback ...

... devised a means of sterilising milk electric treatment. THE VOGUE OF THE CAPE-CLOAK. The cape-cloak will bo to the fore throughout the autumn and winter. It is always a graceful garment, and is well expressad in cloth matching the tailored suit. A most ...

... made ducks and drakes of it. She left him, and sought to make a living on the stage. A good musician and a fair singer, she managed to get on pretty well for time, and came to England ; but a run of ill luck came and engagements failed her. She parted with ...

... silk or vel- vet requires only a sash for adornment. These frocks, or oval necks, have short sleeves, and round and are completad by a sash of silk crepe in a vivid colour, or a swathed sash our ef the material lined with a contrasting col ...

... CONTEMPORARY CHAT. I*. Brine, R.E., wboM exploit* nerinl Granted considerable Mutation a faw jean ago, is again contemplating a venturesome enter* prise. He baa announced his intention of going to Gibraltar next month and attempting a balloon voyage across ...

... sufficient protection from the cold out of doors. On© of these dresses had a velvet skirt, which was attached a long corsage of satin, with georgette sleeves, all being cri the same colour. A duvetyn coat, matching the dress, was intended to worn with other skirts ...