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... A NICE LITTLE CHAT WIT! NMR GLAD Mr Gerald Sturt, addressing his constituents, ai t— When I was in London, the other day, aud as I was driv- ing to Euston Square station, who should Isec there at nine vcluck in the but Mr Glaistune, I said to my- self ...
... order of the old schov! of reporters, he had fine testes. wrote a goo book on shorthand aud a grammer. The Orchestra says that a sort of a niusical Bittin is tu arrive in Paris ina few days from a violinist, who is reported to execute by ...
... parts 5 the front part bordered w ith a plaited tlounce, headed with a plaited ruche of blue ribbon to match, and above the ruche was a flounce of the same material as the dress, Then came two bouillones, with a heading to match. The back of the skirt ...
... vogue. They are sold in sets, and are about as tall a wine glass. One flower is, I believe, the extreme of the mode—a white rose camelia or other white blossom being correct for young unmarried ladies, and a coloured one for the matrons. The glasses are of ...
... other, forming almost a round on the top of the head. In the centre is a flat bow of velvet the colour of the trimming of the dress, and a pointed lappet falls behind over the hair. I saw a very curious and, I think, very ugly dress in a ...
... more than a quarter of an hour chatting ‘and pacing about, and General ‘on a bank he had selected for his station, Codrington could have been but a few minw. tes in the Ly Redan, when a double burst of smoke fixed every~ od y's | eyes upon ...
... Duchesse. half tunic, it can be worn over a plain skirt of velvet watered silk, cr velveteen. Its shape in front was that of a blouse, with large sleeves o f the Macfarlane model; tbe back was close fitting, with a small round basque over another larger ...
... P ineon, Sir Charles A. Leslie, John Nash, E: Thomas Nash Frederick Polhill MP George F. Pearson, Walesby, Esa. J. F. Thomas Eeq. Esq. F.R.S., ‘ing’s College. MEDICAL Wm. May, Esq. R. B. Todd, M.D., F.R.S. Si R. W. Rothman, Esq. A.M .R. 5 George Sawyer ...
... enough te of his brother dismiss the men. and expose tue conduc on findin onicers, out of a muster roll of 600, a paltr muster of 20 rank and fie upon the eceasion of a out with the baud Phe exposure of that proceeding hay at last pat the Lieutenant.Colony ...
... at least for a time. As tu the colours aud shades likely to be popular, they are 5 unly by comparing then with toa ls, hzunds, of a metallic green aud biae hue, could Dat all bring them within the range uf tion. A biush green, a green, a ...
... hose houses they sojoured. a various innkeepers in w' The degroom enjoyed a tole rable appetite, and dealt with a the good cheer which the country afforded. The liowever, at mneal-time, became ass of wine formed the pen nsive and a diluted gl “from all we ...
... REFLECTIONS A NEW YEAR'S DAY. Yes, yes, it's very true, and very clear, By way compliment and common chat, It's very well to wish me New Year, But wish me new hat! Although not spent in luxury and ease, In course a longer life I won't refuse; But while ...