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... LONDON, tMONDAY, Decemer 26. Our Constantinople Correspondent telegaphi that Turkey has become seriously alarmed by the war preparations of her neighbours, and that the question of calling out 60,000 men ii being considered. Russia continues to urge the ...
... constituted Parliamentary boroughs. ?? new urban constituencies need careful 3demarcation, on the same principles which are to Ibe applied to those which now exist. Putting together these new town consti- Ituencies and the new county divisions, 3and remembering ...
... urness, the new member for the REou pools, was yesterday the recipient of tlegnn of congratulation on his victory from Opatr4 of the country. Mr. Gladstone has eapila . the opinion that the election is b~y far theiai importsant since 1886, antdthat theflgure ...
... Portnn Ioons, Baker-steet. TheseDevonians ad in London are viemng with the Scottish High- Is landers in th opment of the spirit of of clanship. Wih the view of making the of Register of Devonians in London complete, lasaid the circular announcing to-night's ...
... TUMNER among book-illustrators; yet he made some designs for MILmTj, which, for rap- ;ture of conception and ethereal brightness of treatment, are almost beyond praise, as they are quite beyond rivalry. A peculiar form of book.illustration was de- veloped ...
... quotation during the day was 1l1; the lowest, 111. Exchange on London, 4.86. 6-20 United States Bonds, 1886, 1183; ditto, 1887, 122; Five per Cent. Funded Loan, 113l; Central Pacific, 099; New York Central, 101; Erie shares, 28; Illinois ditto, 100. Cotton ...
... old-fashioned Christmas. An old' fashioned Christmas is simply Christmas as we like best to remember it. It is the Christmas of every man's childhood, and of the childhood of every generation. It is the Christmas of legend and romance; the ...
... they have s kept Christmas P Among the poorer classes, it is true, where some saving has been made to secure an unfamiliar feast, something of the kind may occur; but is it true of us, as a nation, either that we celebrate Christmas like so many hogs ...
... Be'everie-atreet, Pleat-street, E.Oi B~GH WA7EE AT LONDON B=DIIOE. To-DAY-Morntag, 9h. 24m ?? Afternoon, 9h; iM=e. To.Moaow-Mlorning, lOh. 26m. Afternoon, lo. 68m. LONDON WEDNESDA Y, DEC.!. 25. | Christmas at Sandringham is this year to be celebrated in ...
... poker. At Tlhe West London Police Court on Saturk C day George Fisher, described as a clerk, arnd > George fliekenoon, ao bookmLaker, wvercbeu i, up onl remand charged with being coaccrtied~ ,.thefts fromn flats int the west and ?? c London. It was alleged ...
... Oriii;anad J.F.tratldM Pugh, .Xtr, ,Bjddulph end.I ipovesal workn a, aib iocoris of St. Mary's, Robo, widted onth ih ?? don, tit London 'House, t. Ja'mans'-squt6 oakii lordship'N advictiaboutt he reheat chang frta tS Mttry's qoneqeat upon the, aj~intmntoanwvls: ...
... the new Parliament to count for more than party za-] lotry. The duties of the Speaker in the new House of Commons will be very arduous. To commit them to untried hands will be to run the risk of inefficiency and collapse. The first Session of a new Parlianient ...