... had sent £3 towar,18 the treat of the cwilJrou at Christmas; Dr. Granger, Mr Rooney, and a num- ber of gentlemen bad contributed sums of money from 10s d-i onwards towards the treat to the chil- dren on New Year's Day. The thanks of the guardians were directed ...

... provide for their more pressing waots at this in- clement season of the year. CHRISTMAS TREE AT THE Industrial SCHOOLS. -The annual distrlbutiou of presents from the usual Christmas tree to the poor children at the schools at Ely took place on Wednesday afternoon ...

... series of evolutions illustrative of the particular subject he had auno lieed as th-j subject of his lecture, which, being rather of a novel description, ware welcomed by the mea, and it must be said were throughout wall done. The new Adjutant, living in ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, THE MURDKR OF THE CZAU.—A PATRIOT'S EVEN- ING OCCUPATION. — PEACE IN THE HOUSE of (JoitAioNs.—THE NEW POLITICAL ALLIANCE.—* MB PAHNELL—SOME MEMBERS OF THE PARTY.— MB BIGGAR AT CHURCH.—FORK AND MUTTON; —LORD BEACONSFIELD AND ...

... of the JVorld, an account of my uncle's will. I think he asked me for it. A portrait of my uncle appeared in the Illustrated London News. Mr Iugradi, the proprietor ot it, was one of lity uncle's friends. I object specially to the phrase in your obituary ...

... people, an exhibition of designs for Christ- mas and New Year's cards would have been thought impossible, if not ridiculous. At the one which has recently taken place at the Suffolk-street gallery, London, no less than £2,700 were offered in prizes, and the ...

... himself. Go on, please, from my ctation. j, DEAR RODEN,—I am in very bad health, so r that, unless you come to see us this Christmas, we shall never meet again. I especially you to make the acquaintance of your niece you are the only near relative she will ...

... scholarship scheme. Finahy it was decided that the provisional committee at an early date after the Christmas holidays call a meeting, to be held in London, to consider the subject of the next resolution, viz. That in the view of this committee, the memorial ...

... rolled by since his engagement by Lennes, and Christmas had come. His means were small, bui that Christmas his father was delighted with the receipt of a guinea, from his absent son, and joyous was the Christmas dinner of the old man and his family, and glowing ...

... obtained from the Emigration Department, New South Wales Govern- ment Offices, 5, Westminster Chambers, London, S.W., oc from the LOCAL AGENT:— S. J. DA VIES. 1, THK HAYES, CARDIFF. SAUL SAMUEL, 10131 Agent-General for New South Wales. EMIGRATION TO AMERICA ...

... this week's meet- ing of the Cardiff Council in reference to the en- croachment in front of their new premises in St. Mary-street by the directors of the London and Provincial Banking Company. I am out-and- out of opinion that the bank directors had no sort ...

... attention to Christmas presents, and to the dis- play of wholly uneatable fat meat at the butchers' shops, it would be difficult to realise the fact that Christmas is close at hand. The weather is de- terminately against the notion of Christmas. After a spell ...