... LADY TREVELTAIPS SCRAP-BOOK. ACURIOUS OLD SCRAP-BOOK of the first half of the last century has recently bzen acquired by the Bodleian Library, Oxford, through its gift by Mr S. G. Perceval, the grandson of the maker, Lady Trevelyan. The book is 11 inches ...

... mounts and in ormolu; also in morocco and Russia leather bindings. A large assortment always in stock to select from, varying in price from ss. Photographs of more than 2000 colebrities.—MEcHl and gmlz, Regent-street, W, Established 1827. Catalogues P ...

... begun by Fellows. He visited Myra, celebrated the world over for its great bishop St. Nicholas, and Xanthus, whence Fellows brought such valuable relics of antiquity, including the famous friezes from the Harpy Tomb. With Dr Arthur Evans he again visited ...

... FLORENCE, NAPLES, OFFICE: 11, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND, W.C. THE FIELD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN’S NEWSPAPER. This Journal, of world-wide fame and circulation, contains original intelligence on Hunting, Shooting, Angling, the Turf, Coursing, Yachting Cricket ...

... shoulders, newspapers hen at the aide of the skirt, khaki stockings and shoes.—Scraps: cotton bodies and skirt, with scraps from a scrapbook all over it. The skirt loop to the feet, aigrette of scraps, wand with serape on it.—Maiden Fair is a raw hit* dress ...

... IN LOW SPIRITS. EARLY ALL WOMEN are subject to fits of Ir depression and low spirits, and only those who have suffered from them know how bard they are to fight against. Why are our girls depressed ? In nine cases oat of ten I think we may trace the cause ...

... she should—after it has been wiped—polish her china with soft old silk. A bookcase or shelf to hold books of reference, a scrapbook in which to paste press cuttings and notices of sales, ** The Book of Old China (published by Messrs George Bell and Son) ...

... Mr Sankey gives his Story of Sacred and Solos. And interesting it is to read the accmuit of how the hymn& which took the world by storm some thirty years ago were written. Who that. is old enough to remember can ever forget the pop, larity of such hymns ...

... to provide gifts fur their sick and needy patients at the ooming Christmastide. We want, they write, dolls, toys, scrap-books, and clothing for children. !'or adults, games, hooks, packets of writing paper and envelopes, bags with either wool and ...

... managed to endow this eastern country with the grandest instrument of European civilisation. In a few months from the present date, the railway from Bucharest to Giurgewo will be opened, and a grand network of iron roads traversing the Danubian Principalities ...

... glorified in poetry. the women who hare ilopireil men, from Dante'g Beatrice to Vittoria CoImola; wing, from Piearda Donati to rmilisna de (erehi and l'aterina Ile Rieei : then legentlarr heroines. from Monona de Barth to Ginerra degli Anderi. thew , more ...

... much pleasanter to dismiss from your thoughts. That witty and delightful writer Mr E. V. Lucas in his Domesticities said Taken from beginning to end, the Exchange and Mart will last you from St. Pancras to York, from Exeter to Paddington, and (listen ...