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... FROM SYDNEY TO LONDON, BY SEA AND LAND.| E~lPART I.-SEA, hi ESE in ESE [CON5TINUDE NOOM ?? 23.] t ~LA- Bunt for amusements the Indian Ocein would have us v.- been very dull for us. Myriads of flying-fish and an CE )OD occassional shoal of porpoises relieved ...
... The Prince, too, who has been receiving lessons from Mr. Hayter for sonic time past, has made considerable progress in the art; and several excellent specimens are now preserved in her Majesty's scrap-book, which is of a most ele- gant and costly description ...
... of the world Mr 8 J. King, a book The Manuol of also, in conjunction with Mr Fad field, water filter and appendages. Mr Burt, Stain Unit Chem-playert' Companion, History of the BrUtol Chen.Club. C'hem-player'* Annual. Club Dinctory, and scrapbook with newspaper ...
... selected were-No. 1, -Burwell-No. 2, Red Cliam. pion, both from Liverpool; No. 3, Britannia, from Lord Duie; No. 4, Mr. Fisher Hobbs's Red Marigold, from Mr. Pusey; and I No. 5, Old Red L:tmntas, from Wilts. The experiment was made by Mr. WVm. Miles in a field ...
... £l Is from Mr S. Wooley ; a donation of £3 from S. H. B.; a donation of Es from Meesre.Bick, Wright, and (Jo. ; contents of -collecting box at Messrs Babbage and Terratt, 38 4d; gifts of illustrated pars from Mrs Protheroe; and four chemises ...
... of every description, from I{l, la a TOYS variety of Costumes, Two Guinea*. TOYS TOYS TOTS for GIBLS and BOYS, from a Penny TOTS to Pound. TOTS TOTS BERLIN WOOL WORK SLIPPERS, from 12J1 to TOYS per Pair. IOYS TOTS CUSHIONS, from 1/11} to 8/11—Half the ...
... Hoakias andl Day; 6 dolls from Mrs Illes; parcel of clothing from Miss Fry; childrn's clothing from Miss Dyke; hamper of apples and MolY from Mr C. Gallop; evergreene end Christmas tree from Sir Grevills Smyth; 6 boxes of sweeta ...
... Last Train, to the Avonmonth Band. Admission as usual by Kailwav Garden Ti ket. or 4d. at the Gates. Trains from the Hot wells continuously from 11.30 m. [-2314 T>ALESTINE EXPLORATION FUND. LECTURE RECENT DISCOVERIES IN PALESTINE AND SINAI, Illustrated ...
... sunlight for I vitality. I hear from a friend in Paris that the pavemellt in the streets is swept perfectly clean, and the snow piled on the sides of the road like barricades, nearly six feet high. Having recovered from the first shook of an unprecedented ...
... Not less deplorable is the alleged fact that steps have been taken tect this noble picture, one the masterpieces' of the world,’from further damage, such as clh only end in complete destriiction. ;. - death the Rev. Arthur Rawdon Aahwell, Canon Residentiary ...
... Vill each derive from it a fund of amusement mingled with instruction. We have already given several extracts from its pages,* but subjoin the following account of mGIMAND POACrRS. The life of a Highiand poacher is a far different one from that of an Englishman ...
... Also gifbs in kind of toys from Mr Belfield, Wine street Bazser; toys from Mr Walter Verrier, Wine street; magazines from Mrs Llewellin Twining ; sweets from Mrs Rudman; two scrapbooks from Miss Gladys Low; two ...