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... BOOKS OF THE SEASON. NEW LIFE OF PENN. A new life of William Penn, founder of Penocylvania, and archetype of the practical Quaker successful in his worldly affairs while preserving duly the freedom which otriet religious views demanded, is not unwelcome ...
... Board, has been making inquiries as to this immigration in the Port of London, in the London Docks, and at some of our eastern ports. jo I THE PRINCIPLES OF ORNAMENT. In the new Directory for the Science and Art Schools there is a variety of interesting ...
... the social and religious ideas of the Chinese, as illustrated in the ideographic characters of their language. These characters were originally picture-writings, or hieroglyphics; and they illustrate the ideas attached to the things which they represent ...
... HTE NEWS NOVEMBER. 20. 1891. EPITOME OF NEWS. ALMS shot and killed her husband at Leadville, Colorado, during a quarrel caused by her joe'imsy. Suraarrrrious barbers think that the money earned by shaving dead men is lucky to gamble with. Tan Queen's ...
... on the ruins of London Bridge he made his way to St. George's Workhouse, where they gave him some stones to break - geometrically. 1 This task he failed to perform to the mathematical 1 satisfaction of the labour-master, and the New Zealander was accordingly ...
... was in New York, drew a startling picture of drunkenness in England among women and working men, which conveyed an impression that the evil was greater in England than in America. By such as are acquainted with the slums of London and those of New York ...
... NEWS GLEANINGS. Fordham, the jockey, leaves £50,000. The exhibition of the Queen's Jubilee presents at St. James's Palace closes November 23. A young surgeon from the Salop Infirmary lost his life while rabbit-shooting. A Leamington lady lost her life ...
... for , Whee Page 7—The New Waterwlr d k u s hem eScatiso t t r e e bury. The l wr i g hts the Dewsbury Working f e n ' Let ters Attempted Suicide in DewsburY• club. Editor. Dewsbury Lawn par ogiPr Yorkshire Stands. District News of the World. . ,raot i ...
... ornamental, known as fancy materials. Christmas cards and Christmas presents look out at us from every such window; Christmas numbers and Christmas annuals are the staple of every bookstall and Christmas greetings and ...
... wearlog their white helmets, completed the first part of the purely civic element. Then came the new features of the Show first, I groups illustrating the sports and pastimes of old I England, including a pletun sque hawking party, larchers practising ...
... , PEACE 'Asp GOODWILL. I FROM A LONDON NOTEBOOK. By A CYNIC. Boys and girls come out to play is most They were very beautiful, for they were a excellent advice, especially at Christmas time. Pair of seraphs, and all fairy-writers, to say Only, unfortunately ...
... EPITOME OF NEWS. tnvd°, Tem are MI Emma Cathale pears. TDB expenses of the Queen's household are at £172.000 of the Postal Department business in London is conducted by women. To open an oyster the forge required *prows to be 13191 times the weight of ...