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... THE WAY OF THE WORLD V The death of Princess Christian, which reduces the surviving members of Queen Victoria's family, comes to check some of the festivities of a season which is trying to merge from the wavs of winter THE fact that in the midst of death ...
... The Way of The World r-- If the weather is not exactly summery, the Henley, have been going on all the same, have astonished the public by the perfection usual outdoor events of the season, including increased this year by the air displays which of command ...
... your kindness I have nothing in the world but this pulling out a dirty piece of paper from his pocket. It is a recipe for making blacking. It is the best that was ever seen, and many a half-guinea I have had for it from the officers, and many bottles I have ...
... Russian army. The Sea-Shell and Children's Scrap-Book Missions, which have been established more than thirteen years, and have issued during that time 32,206 boxes and bags of shells and 68,537 scrap-books, postcard albums, framed cards, puzzles, &c ...
... principal character in Thistledownhodge, by M. A. Paull (3vols. Hurst and Blackett). This mature man of business and the world, threatened by an adventurer with exposure to his wife of a very ordinary piece of youthful folly, long forgotten and not worth ...
... mission it seems is to make life uncomfortable, show us that some good is to be derived from a decoction of these insects, and that a valuable product is to be derived from their amalgamated habitations. Possibly, after all, the ^asp is an accomplished scavenger ...
... Wales, where it is now in the possession of Mr. J. Rogers Rees, as we learn from that writer's pleasant Diversions of a Bookworm. The chair of Robert Burns, with his scrap-books and many other interesting and valuable relics, has found a safe resting place ...
... [Reprint of a well-known book.] Sinai and Palestine. By.Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. (Murray.) is. [Reprint.] Leaves from an Afghan Scrapbook. By Ernest and Annie Thornton. (Murray.) 8s. net. [Mr. Thornton went out to Afghanistan in 1892 to erect and start ...
... These deaths included 33 from small-pox (an increase of 16), 71 from measles (an increase of 4), 41 from scarlet fever (a decline of 20), 1 1 from diphtheria (a decrease of 1), 33 from whooping-cough (an increase of 15), 10 ...
... has the bottles in his keeping, open and spread before you a scrap-book populous with testimonials and advertisements from all parts of the civilised globe. Here, for example, is a letter from Adelaide the purveyor shows it elatedly he received it only ...
... scenes, drawn by Emily Richings, flit agreeably through Italy to Switzerland, from Germany to the cold North. Scenes nearer home appear in the fresh volume of Cities of the World (Cassell) devoted this time to the principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland ...
... working of modern prisons, but treats of the history of his subject, relating with interest- ing detail the progress made, from Saxon times down to to-day, in mitigating the harshness and cruelty of our old criminal law. As an instance of the neglect ...