... LONDON CORRESPONDENT. itself lest the recent investigations into the condition of the London hospitals has so shaken public confidence in their admisidratioa as to prevent the community from ealnerilisg, but, even although the present Is far from perfect ...

... from Sheffield to London and back for half-crown. Who would not visit the Metrohis on such terms? Crowds of the excur,ionists arrived in the early morning, and stories are told of raids upon refrshment rooms and the like. The London streets were filled ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Thsmes Despite the fact that the number of deaths in London directly attributable to the influenza continues to be higher than at the worst period of the epidemic at the beginning of last year, there are happily signs that the ...

... behalf of the trustees of the new premises, Mr Middlebrook now presented Mr Oddy with . the silver key. The company then proceeded to new premises, where Mr Oddy unlocked the door. A public meeting now took place in. the new premises under the presidency ...

... fashioned Christmas. But, whether Easter be early or late, it is certa in to be seized as the occasion for travel by thousands of Londoners who are always eager to avail themselves of the first holiday of the year. It is to the south coast that London is ...

... 249, Holborn, London. PILES. PILANTRA, Pile Cure. Immediat, . relief and a permanent cure guaranteed Elimil; free. Postage, 3d. Address—TEß GEDDIS Gompasy, 249, High Holborn, London. CHRISTMAS WITH THE OLD FEUDAL BARONS. At the Christmas dinners of the ...

... the first part of the new and enlarged series, Mrs. Meade' s new story, Beyond the Blue Mountains, will be published in a few days by Messrs. Cassell and Company. CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALENDARS. All purchasers of Christtnas and New Year's cards should ...

... contested and an uncontested election may be taken from the City of London: 1885—Contested •.. £3932 1886—Uncontested ..• £249 In 1886, however, there appears to have been generally leas money forthcoming. When the payment of members comes in, of course ...

... drawings, in wat-r-colour and black and white. Ameugst these were to be found Christmas cards, and children's ho lzs, and &signs for illustrated works. All the de.opiii for Christmas cards placed in good-sized m .lints, and arranged round the walls, and it ...

... Easter the London volunteers are preparing to fit themselves, by active training, for any duties that emergency might call upon them to perform. Easter is the chosen period for such manceuvres, and nearly all the corps going out of London this year are ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. [We deem it right to state that we do bot at all time kleatify ow-Belem with our Correspondent's opinions.) As the day lengthens so the cold strengthens says the old proverb, and it received additional confirmation by the weather ...

... remember of . iS was this. It was in the year 1886. The snow had been on the ground a week or two before Christmas, and on Christmas Eve it came down in right good earnest. I was driving the Express London to Leeds—at this time, and Dan Peach was guard ...