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... and London coach of history and the Flying Dutchman of to-day, and although the removal of disabilities, the development of in- ventive genius, and a host of other causes have contributed to the high standard attained by the publications of London and ...
... report to an adjourned meeting of the governors to bo held in a fort- night's time. New Baptist Schoolroom.— On Wednesday afteiuoon the opuniMg in connection with the new school-room at Penarth was per formed by Mr Kichura Guy. After the ceremony a meeting ...
... Musical and Eisteddfod Notes. By Maelgwyn. As the London eisteddfod is close at hand it it but natural that the excitement should increase particularly regarding the chief choral com. petition. Lots have been drawn, with the result that the choirs will ...
... will in choosing a wife. « Christmas is approaching. The' rime on the trees and the frost in the air remind (fee øJ4 festifal is not fcs Already the caterers of Christmas literature are pushing forward their wares. Books, Christmas cards, and special magazine ...
... the semi-nude. ...
... children. Both are fully illustrated. The English Illustrated Magazine maintains the high character of its illustrations. The articles on Antwerp and Coaching Days aud Coach- ing Ways deserve special notice, the illustrations in both being not only well ...
... GENERAL NEWS. Thursday at his residence in Elvaston-place, South Kensington, with a severe cold. He is not however, in any danger. Mrs Mutdrflla has also for the past fortnight been prostrated with a severe illness, but is now in a fair way to recovery ...
... SOUTH WALES CiiAT. Tho prises in connection with the Christmas Prize Distribution were doiy fcrwardtsd as stated in the last issue ef the Cardijf Times and South Waits Weekly Ntws. The prizes have been acknowledged by tbe recipients, who express satisfaction ...
... the newlv-wedded pair left London for Cardiff Castle, being received on their arrival at Cardiff with every manifestation of joy and enthusiasm by the inhabitants, who assembled in a vast crowd to welcome the bride to her new home. The Mar- chioness of ...
... whose crux is the difficulty of making the garden g;iy between the departure of the Christmas roses aud the advent of the pinks aud panie. There were also some new primula-, white and yeliow, more like short stalked cowthps, standing bolt upright instead ...
... woman named Finch uieu at i.urn, London, on Tuesday, from an extraordinary cause. The deceased, who was the daughter ot an omnibus driver, ate no fewer than twelve hot cross buns on Gocd Friday, and the buns being new swelled and caused a stoppage in ...
... i REMINISCENCES OF MR JOHN L. TOOLE, RELATED BY HIMSELF, AND CHRONICLED BY JOSEPH HATTON, ILLUSTRATED BY ALFRED BRYAN. [ALL RIGHTS BKSEKVED.] MR TOOLE AT HOME. I. Mr Toole removed to Orma-square, Bays water road, from a not less cosy habitation situated ...