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... ALLY SLOPER'S CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Christmas, 1890.) nglanb, lifiontt anb anti El,OOO. A MirgaY Christmas and a Happy New Year to Everybody ! rive A. SLOPER, Friend ofMan and Woman (young preferred)— children at half-price. This is the Festive Beason ...
... ALLY ELOPER'S CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. CEC IM X IVJE A. SI 3P A. C E . Carriage Paid on 101bo and upwards In England. BARBER AND COMPANY'S THE ORIGINAL. HAVE BEEN FAMED FOR CHINA AND OTHER TEAS FOB NEARLY A CENTURY (Since 1797). TEAS. .. J. Congo, of great ...
... Aw ard of Merit with many thanks. Wishing you and Mrs. Sloper a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.—Yours truly. WILLIE BECKWITII. 18 CHANCERY LANF., LONDON, December 22xd, 1886. DEAR OLD FRIEND—For I have known you for many years—l feel highly flattered ...
... yours, A FRIEND IN MADRID. 4 OLD CHURCH STREET, NEWTOWN, MON., Norember 27th, 1886. DEAR EMINENT,—You will hear more cures for lock-jaw than the following at the forthcoming London meeting of the Druids Hallo, there! ejaculated a thirsty Englishman, as ...
... A. B. HILL. TBliTal, HOITON, N., LONDON, Sept. 10th, 1886. DLAN ALLv,—Willyou oblige me by announoing that Mrs. S. Lane has again Arranged with Mr. Frederick Bowyer, the suocessful author of the last three Christmas annuals, to write the pantomime for ...
... anti might to know. The stories and verve and things are semi/Wag: as for the illustrations. they're the best lot of Christmassy pictures we've seen, whilst the Christmas Lullaby, by Ivan Caryl! and G. It. Sims, is the sweetest bit of melody and verse ...
... Eminent is delighted to see that his old friend Lao, the introducer of American drinks Into Europe, is to the fore at the New London Pavilion. His drinks are better than ever, even in the palmy clays of his Criterion bar, and the subsequent show in the ...
... hat•tractive creature, whose career is therein so admirably illustrated. Yours very truly, J. BAIINBY. THE COVENT GARDEN CIRCVS COMPANY, LIMITED, 12 CATHERINI STRZET, LONDON, Feb. 27th, 1886. DEAR FRIEND ALLY SLOPER,—This is to acknowledge receipt of ...
... you can send me your Award of Merit for finding out this mistake of yours I Hoping you will have a right Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, I remain, one of your devoted subscribers, GII.BERT DE WIET.E. [What you point to as an error is a quotation ...
... all right. A. SLOPRICB cowzratulations to John Liter, who hit on a novel itiei in M.atsty's Daughters, the Christmas number of the Prime, illustrated Paper. John and ALLY are both dead nuts on female , jam, and always have been. The coloured plate, Playmates ...
... will give you and your family satisfaction, also wishing you a prosperous New Year, 1 remain, dear ALLY, yours truly, S. MALTHOUSE. 53 ABBEY STREET, DERBY, DeCeStber 30th 1886. DEAR OLD ALLY,—How does this weather agree with that poor old nose of yours/ ...
... _Jan. 20th, 1886. MY DEAR ALLY Suteza,—You cannot imagine my surprise at your amiable present, the only recognition of merit I have bad during my three years term of management. It is very kind indeed of you to say I am net Alone in London, and certainly ...