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... all the Editor writes, is excel- lent. LONDON SOCIETY. The Christmas Number of London Society contains some half dozen Christmas stories. The first story is entitled What came. of Killing a rich Uncle one Christmas time ? and Mr. Mark Lemon ...
... NIGHT AND NEW YEAR'S SERVICES.— The different Wesleyan bodies in Cardiff held the usual watch night services on Sunday night, which were well attended. On Monday meetings were held in many places of worship, in the morning, to com- mence the New Year, and ...
... was stopped in the middle of a month, and a new and different work was offered to bim after the interval of a day. The overman says that he cannot say whether the defendant conld have got so much money in the new work; he could give an allowance; that in ...
... allowed to put to sea; out this captain was a Christian man, and at the last Christmas he partook of the Holy Commu- nion. When the news was received of the loss of the London, all England was filled with admi- ration at that noble man's conduct; but could ...
... t's family, the day school was. by advice of the medical officer, dis- missed for their Christmas holidays rather earlier than usual. For the same reason the new-year's feast was postponed, and was not. shared by the girls, who had theirs apart -at their ...
... Sunday Queries, by Joseph. Evans and Sous, 114, Newgate-street, London, E.C.; Charles Greenwood and Co., 14, Great St. Thonas Apostle, London, E.C.; and W. Payne and Son, 16, Hiirh London, W.C. NOTICB. -All the above Publications being Copyright, the ...
... delivered a lecture in the Primitive Methodist new School-room, Beaufort, enti- tled, How to get on in the World. The lecturer blen- ded phrenology with temperance, and showed by practical illustrations and the most argumentative reasoning, that a proper ...
... extra Christmas numbers of the principal monthly magazines each in turn tempted us to lay one of it, budget of tales before our readers, but not until the present week have we found opportunity to make a final selection. Mrs. Brown's Christmas Story ...
... unknown to is. The room was comfortably filled, and the concert iuccc-ssful. bells of St. Nicholas rang merrily luring Christmas and New Years' eve for the first time Lfter a silence of ten years. PONTYPRIDD. r PONTYPRIDD HIGHWAY BOARD.—Punctuality is aid ...
... the same time but, on the other hand, many more like to turn rapidly over the pages of a new book, so as to get some notion of its contents and see its illustrations, if thus ornamented. But A Great Reader' does not notice three valid objections against ...
... was the raie.it opportu dty that would ever be presented to them as Nonconformists. They would havo a new constituency, imbuel with ail the fervour of new constituencies They would h ive for can-iid ites men. pos-itblythab they knew, and it was possible ...
... in particular, as illustrative of the sound discriminatior which is one of the Sultans especial characteristics. Speaking of his reception in France and England said to an eminent diplomatist, I liked the manueJ of my greeting in London much better than ...