... majority, the people of East London owe a debt o. t ratitude whieh they never can repay _ whose idea we owe the American Exhibition It is impossible to say, but of a truth our Yftnk e cou:Ans hay.- aff .rded us a very novel and pre:ty pia% gr,und. As yet ...

... dhicks, just as rocking is the same to a wakeful baby as the movement of the nurse's arms. By the way, I saw a most singular suggestion in an American paper for a baby'a bed! Some Tranatlantic doctor advocates a little box, or crib, i I ...

... she sat had a little table by its side on which were two despatch boxes, some flowers, a fan, and a silver pencil case. A gentleman who was responsible for the Queen's safe JourneY on this line told me that she usually occupies herself during ...

... . Every one with even a cursory knowledge of the subject will agree with the Mayor's remark. At a licensed bar, which must be closed at a certain hour, anything like intoxication is sternly repressed by the landlord who has a valuable license at stake ...

... seems to suggest mounting on a rich velvet foundation, and as this is pronounced in Lyons and in Paris to be a velvet year, I have persuaded my friend to order a dark-green velvet dress, made quite plainly, with a bodice cut in a low ...

... that chocolate keeps hot a long time poured into a covered jug and placed under a cosy, and with this beverage for those who eschew alcohol, new-laid eggs can be promptly boiled on a little gas stove in any sitting. room in a tiny saucepan ...

... personality was in itself a study. Faultlessly groomed, with a handonae, well-fitting brown suit, and a spotlessly white shirt collar, having a, narrow pale blue edge, open very much in front, with a brown tie loosely fastened, he presented ...

... expected to pay shillings a week for their accommodation; those. who cannot do so can get a recommendation ticket from a subscriber, and in that case only paY shillings a Week. Half the expense of the journel is borne by the committee and a ...

... LICENSING CHAT. TII POLITICAL PLUNDEIZEP.S. YOUR BEER WILL COST YOU MORE r . There is a very unpleasant prospect in store for every Englishman who enjoys his national beverage, whether in the shape of a bottle of Bass, or the more modest half-pint of ...

... which I was a witness, when a reckless and bad rider overthrew a lady, who now still lies in a state of semi-consciousness in her home. I see that habits are worn very short, and often open at ,the neck, made like a man's coat to turn back ...

... delights of a trip to Windsor. St. George's Cha-el however is beyond praise —whole volumes might be written on its beauty—the very tombs are sufficient to arouse all the romance in the spirit of a student of history. Alter a visit to this gem of a church the ...

... to a judgment of my own. A large expanse of canvas is covered with figures almost life size, and a snore marvellous work of modern art I have never seen. 'Christ ' before Pilate' is thesubject of the picture, and it may be regarded certainly as a great ...