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... social do- light in Christmoas io vay high iand gonuiut just tnow, although the Christmas carol do ,Im souud so loudly and hilariously over the land; ?? necessity Christmas is a time of contrasting ussociations. How could it bo otherwise V ic is a time ...
... mission was started in response to the BitterCr1iof Outcast London, and is situated antho midst of thou- sands of waterside labourers and some of thes poorest inhabitants of the South London district. Grit distress is prevailing on account of the men ...
... for telephoning frof London to America. Prcfessor Lodge adiserd those of his audience who were dsirous of Shining as inventive geniuses t.o make- it possible for a man in Lndonto to ak to a man in New York. At pre- seent lroo t London to Paris wes the most ...
... Chatterton may be congratulated on his Christmas offering. COVENT GARDEN. The thickest fog that has overshadowed London as a whole for many months apparently produced not the slightest deterrent effect upon the Christmas inauguration at Covent-gardeu. The ...
... SOME CHRISTMAS NrMBEPS. Whethe'r the tastes. of the average reader of the illustrated.Christmas numbers ifadino to a variety of shorW stories or find pleasure in one 9 1 subistantial novelette is a questio whchpr- 1 bably admits of no unqualified solution ...
... listened with the most commendable t, patience to the play, and didn't hiss when the new tricks C refused to work in the pantomime. The first piece was b another new version of Uncle Tom's Cabin, in which the g adapter has at last had the courage tQ grapple ...
... home. 'The Wewport-msrket Refuge yesterday, aud the Ham-yard Soupiitchen on Christmas-eve illustrated each form of benevo lencel andn botli amply repaid -a ;visit.' 'The'New- por't-mlarkst'.Refuget to the adknirable working of; which. thie ?? N1'ews has ...
... of the clerical party, Tho Itev. W. J. Dawson, who also spoke, took the same line, and illustrated his points by desenrbing mnci dents which had occurred at tfe London ScboolBoard election. C0AzmuDsan LOcAL EXAm10o1s.-At 228 centres for ?? and 202 for girls ...
... MORE CHRISTMAAS NIUAMBERS, ?? The ?? Ilhustrated London Newvs Christimi4s Ntnibear, which, Its a constant satellite of the i oldist picture paper in the world, i9 ?? i'v the doyell amolg publioetiolts ot its popular ClIaSS, ?? tLC ?? Oift con ti nuous ...
... CHRISTMTAS TREATS TO THE POXI Yesterday the nnnusl dinner to boys ia 1 Barnardo's London Homes was given ia tbe ll of the new Wing to the HoMOe n Stepnevs b Th.e were between 800 end 900 boys paallyom-the0varionaua~ndoulomefl aasomi earig'ehdr own liveihrood ...
... congregation. The greatvotlume of sound, rendered sweeter and more majesticbythevastspacesof thebuilding, made one feelthat Christmas would be worth observing if it haid ] othin to offer but its carols. The sermon was de- livered by the Rev. Dr. Paget, who ...
... unique in its form and in its pover. But even the New Testauenit was a book subject to crit- ciau and various interpretations, as were other books. We did not know what would have happened it the New Testaemest had been sown iccadoast on faa world by ...