... hospital scrap-books making quite a pretty and effective show. Medals and cards were presented by Miss Handling to all those whose contributions had increa,add during the year. There were 23 dolls, 59 hospital scrapbooks, 2 ordinary scrap-books, 234 bandages ...

... more real and lasting good, simply by substituting I my self-pasting scrap-book for the old-fashioned one. Thus, from a moral as well as from a practical point of view, the new scrap-book deserves to come into general use. WARWICKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ...

... resolved to try ma cerulean blue; For his head was sore, from the night before, When he stayed • party through. Bat alas 1 the that filled the Brought cramps that laid him low, And the eld bussed from the window, New, didn't I tell you so ? The second fly ...

... larder in well-stocked, and in flannels and blazer, he relishes freedom from the restraints of society, and from the often irksome conventionalities of a jog-trot stereotyped world, where men and women are too apt to conduct themselves as if they were ...

... literatuie and art— was not one of an aggrarian or party character. which would benefit most by a scrap-book. But important charge is that against a man named apart from its use, such a vylutne is a source of much APColl, who is accused of having murdered his ...

... Assize had disappeared. But Madame Julia knew very well where the false Sir Thomas Moultrie was. He was waiting. hidden from the world, in the walled house at Richmond. But the real Sir Thomas Moultrie—where was he? Where was the goi si and stately gentleman ...

... people; for when the AM wave of this ordinary belief wed over England it gathered many from around my own neighbourhood, and I have eat in cottage homes and read letters from the wretched women who were beguiled to Utah that made my blood boil and my heart ...