... tattooed tbe arm of an English Prince, and in Kioto was engaged for a whole month reproducing ou the trunk aud limbs of an English Peer a series of scenes from Japanese history. For this be was paid about £100. He has also tattooed English ladies, and seems ...

... £2O 3 £5,000 L.nd-: on Pram No lugs at and .daolut• marry tint feu,: of prompt idtonsion. sod tattooers an *sited apron by s alo to omporreral la ratrpeeta on teams arranged. NC; CHARGE being made tiniest busmen actually rumple:ed. quotations WM C. CORRIDOR ...

... all. ass discovered in au al,Ment menu script at Winchester. Even Tees-sade there are people al.o hesitate to tr. their -tattooer holiday till this. Mr fateful Joy of AL Swithuii, peered. A wet St. Astithin's mean. that they all nut go out of town till ...

... be doing a good service to the temperance cause. It ought to make the average drunkard hesitate before he gives the wily tattooers a chance. At the Birmingham Police Court yesterday tbe magistrates were startled by the appearance in the dock of a figure ...

... £100,000, and comprising in addition to the church a well-equipped college. Dr. Conwell who is practically a stranger to English congregations, is a ctriking, alert man, with great command of language. The Duke of Wellington's public funeral in St. Paul's ...

... other towns of France professional tattooers still fellow their calling, and make considerable sums of money daily from their clients. Western people do not care to submit themselves to the tender mercies of the tattooer even for the 3iuall consideration ...

... to %:nd.eat.on at the Peace the race. the lansuage. the enetome, snd traditions Ireland are Tidies:ly itmnet fri - rn vie English. :and one the moot Lucent nu.ona 0 Furor.. and boa tau na ;one! integoty 'vigorous and intsm ugh seven nentur.es cf foreign ...

... meat in addition to the Calm! inn.,.tian ham and gnaw NW 3Mr ..2 •teener Meat rogultod to also-2Mr && lately with English tandards, 1 car c Wingswea's stamp* In respect of tuberculosis. Lord lismaddr 13 Itudt's come— TUMID Mr II &dna '0 i: 4111 ...

... adv.* • a NORTH NNULAND DaITAL COMPANY, A. away to /tattooer, M. 3 minor -.Tat Sold. ammo S, •L awry loy. 3 0 to 34t --T ' I street. every 1. ter • —term batten. Doily. I 7 liTOta I • p ENGLISH-GROWN MARROWFAT PEAS IN PACT HANDY BRAND. SPECIALLY SELECTED ...

... e•nadiaa prospectors is probable in The Generale will probably Mat the Lance: hire at Priam young cattle to mod to Ma'am English Jews about to so debut to the Weak tbooking he kind prase:ion ha A l'eldilf orootaa. • Reran ratheii but died. and in over ...

... Pianos), but one of economy, for the English Pianoforte Makers cer- I tainly more than hold their own for the best workmanship and artistic qualities. Waddington's Pianos are manu- factured ItiroiiKhoutof ENGLISH MATERIAL by ENG- LISH WORKMEN :it the ...

... from 2 tilt, 10 p.m. ENORMOUS SUCCESS ! ENORMOUS SUCCESS ?? Burmese Natiye Men and Women, Burmese Jutrelers, Damnmr ...