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... 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 ...
... ratepayers. rather than a burden. Wn aspect of the liquor traffic which is comparatively new to this country is just now very much before the public. The London County Council, in the course its improvement schemes, has acquired many licences, and has ...
... sn. sot without to thou who study the news America. At moment a very natural int. proesion prevails in this country that New York sentiment is American sentiment. That is by no means so, though at is true that New York *moment is to • considerable extent ...
... 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 ...
... NEW ANL) USEFUL BOOKS FOR YOUNG PE.RSONS.—This day are published, by John Harris; corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, 1, LONDON SCENES, or a Visit to Uncle Wil- Ham in Town ' • containing a description of the most remarkable buildings and curiosities in ...
... deportment. There is also a new consideration of MALTA, which must henceforth be regarded as a health resort. Thee are SEVEN COMPLETE STORIES in this number, every one of which is chases with care and excellently illustrated. THE MEASURE OF THE RULE ...
... Ctuikshank, and Splendid Portraits by First Arti3ts. London : A. H. Bailey and Co., Cornhill. ELEG INT CHRISTMAS PRESENT. New Edition, just published, for the aid of Young Historians, MISS GORDON'S ILLUSTRATED GENEALOGICAL CHART of ENGLISH and SCOTTISH HISTORY ...
... THE LONDON AND CHINA EXPRESS. The Parisian public may soon look forward to a bet excitement. The remains of Napoleon 11. are, it is stated, to be r eeky ,' from their various resting-places at Vienna, and laid in the newly. ' vaults of the Abbey of St ...
... English, French, and German, on corresponding pages, and Illustrated with One Hundred Engravings on Wood, drawn by G. F. Sargent. Also just ready, 2 vols., foolscap 6v0., with numerous Illustrations en Wood, drawn by G. F. Sargent, lbs. cloth, TRE LIFE and ...
... 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 ...
... match at Ha wick. 0 The figures of the Christmas work at the General Postoffice show that it has been abnormal. The average number of letters passing through the office in in ordinary week Is 12,500,000. In the Christmas week just over the number was 20,000 ...