... new works issued by publishers. An astonishing mania exists for collecting fugitive pieces from the pages of periodicals, and giving them again to the world in the shape of handsomely printed books. This plan cannot be complained of when an author who ...

... and SON, 11, LUDGITE HILL. THE ROYAL MARRIAGE SERVICE. A Wedding Gift, a Present to Bridesmaids. Beautifully printed in Gold. from drriens by Harry Rogers, and illuminations by Stanesby. richly bound in o namental bindings, 13, or gilt rims round edges, ...

... their manufacture, the Patentees beg to state that-they -differ from all goods hitherto offered as plated goods, or substitutes for silver, being made in the same manner as SOLID SILVER, from which they cannot be known, and being also composed of a hard ...

... those who take that part in the ceremony. We express our gratitude by giving glory to God, from whom all grace proceeds—from wh om a ll f a i t h proceeds—from whom every Christian virtue must proceed. We give Him thanks, then, that He has granted those ...

... of mere boudoir or cabinet works of art. By no means. There are all the gradations, from the locket miniature to the respectable half length, and from the scrap-book landscape in water colours to the orthodox five feet by four in oils. In fact, the ...

... received relief from two parishes at the same line: The officer stated that the defendant, who was too old and infirm to receive the money herself, had sent her daughter, who had, since 1836, received from Allhallows, Lonabardstreet, 169/., and from St. Mildred's ...

... at that time commanded Silesian regiments. The letters have come indirectly from the descendants of the two Generals into the hands of the present possessor; they are dated from the years 1740 to 1755 ' and seem to have been all dictated by the King, whose ...