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... the youthful conqueror. It is a question whether he be not the finest player to whom the world has yet given birth. — Illustrated News of the World. THE LATE GEN. N BILL. —Brevet-Maj or T. Gordon, late A.D.C. to the late Brigadier-General Neill, wrote ...
... desirable that j an engine should be obtained for the use of a j town containing such vast property. He had re- J ceived illustrated drawings of engines, together J with the cost; and he found they could get one 1 complete for about £250, and he should ...
... curious statistics were oiumunicated concerning the illustrated press. Ol; ten illustrated papers published in London every week, viz., the Illustrated, London News, Illustrated ...
... which our Eisteddfodau are the means of producing, and which your corres- pondent has miserably attempted to ignore ? To illustrate what I now advance, I will allude to the Descriptive Poem of Wales. which got the prize of ten guineas at the late Eisteddfod ...
... Smethnrflt. was brought up at one of the London police-offices, on a charge of bigamy, having married Miss Baukes whilst his first wife was alive. He was, after examination, committed to take his trial on the new charge, bail being refused, the former sentence ...
... acted, no doubt the damage would have been very great. THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.—As a state of uncer- tainty exists relative to the day on which there is to be a general holiday, in lieu of Christmas day, which this year happens on a Sunday, we would recommend ...
... sent to Mr. P. M'Mahon, of the Oxford Circuit, in place of Mr. W. N. Willes, who has been appointed a county court judge. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.—At Bridgwater about 50 of the principal firms have signed an agreement to close their places of business on Monday ...
... literature. THE COHXHILL MAG-Azum. London: Smith, Elder, and Co. new candidate for public favour has come out in a well got up form, and is characterised by the ability which its celebrated editor—Thackeray— 14ight be expected to evince, both as to what ...
... ON CHRISTMAS CHARITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CARDIFF AND MERTHYR GUARDIAJR SIR,—Having a few days to spare and being wishful to >pend them with my relations in Glamorganshire, my native county, I left Bristol on the 20th of Dec.; on the following dav (>t ...
... steamer Bremen has arrived from America. No 1 sler news. By late statistical returns it appears there are 70,000 French and 300,000 Irish Catholics in Canada. The Christmas pantomimes at the West.end (London) houses are said to have cost £ 20,000. Mr. Albert ...
... District Attorney of New York, and the criminals will soon be on their way to the United States, where they will undergo trial THE LONDON LODGING-HOUSE SYSTEM.—One-tenth of the whole population occupies two-thirds of the area of London—a small tribe owns ...
... Thomas, one of the most accomplished and popu- ..1' composers in New York, the words by W. Downing Evans, ? Newport (Leon). Mr. J. R. Thomas is a native of Newport, jthough he has resided in New York some nine or ten years, ■nd it seems rather strange that ...