... workhouses, and in the dark haunts of thievery and villany which form so dark S a blot upon London and the larger cities in the pro- 01 vinces. Admirably illustrated by the pencil of George Craikshank, Oliver Twist at once became a favourite, and is still ...

... BOON TO COUsva1,Y RESIDENTS.-GIBSON & Co., LiMITED, Jewellers, Belfast. have j est issued their New Catalogue. It contains about 1,000 beautiful Illustrations taken from Photographs direct from the Goods them- sAves. Poslt free on anDlioation. 26961 ...

... DEATH Oli'F 31. JAMES P.YN, Mr. James Panm the novelist. died at five o'loc:k yesterd ty afternoon at hi; London rcsidence, after . lon2g illness. The deceased wn1 born at Chelten lum in 1830. He vas elucated at Eaton, Wool- widh Academy, and Trinity ...

... occasional ?? to Frauce and Engiand. in 1849 his collected poems were nublished in two volumes e in London, and reprinted in the Unitesl c States. His ?? Christmas Eve and Easter e Day (1850), a poeu eibodying his impressions c of the religions and spiritual ...

... of his father's illness), Mr. Lavens M. Ewart, and Mr. Richard Ewart (New York), Mr. Herbert Ewart, who was the only director left at the Bedford Street offices, arrived in London at an early hour yesterday morning, hav- ing travelled from Belfast via ...

... PELLEY. LoNDON, TaURSDAY.-General J. H. Pelley, Bombay Staff Corps, whilst driving in a trap, at Hereford, was thrown out owing to the harness breaking, and he died to-day from concussion of the brain. He was seventy-five years of age. e CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ...

... affection by which he was endeared to many friends will long be remembered. [rFrOI THE MORZINIO rOST.] WHILE Christmas bells are ringing and Christmas feasts are being spread gay with holly and ever- greens, while strong arms guide slender waists nod-r time ...

... at It 24, at 2); Christmas Day; 26, at 3j; 27, at 44; 23, at 5; kg, at 6; 11, at S-all p.m. rdys Trains for London ulits Leave Lime Street, 9-15 12-0 1-45 4-0 5-35 9-50 1-45 Leave Central Station, 11-25 1-40 3 35 4-0 .,From London Leave Eoston, 9- 10-0 ...

... reproduced from the reredos of St~ Michael's Church, Lynd- hurst, situate on the borders of s-he New Forest, In painting this wall-picture Lord Leighton made use of a new medium tried by Mr Gambler Parry at Highnam, near Gloucester, and in the nave. valut ot Ey ...

... Musgrave, Bros., & Co., of Ann Street, and t Messrs. Riddel & Co., of Donegall Place, added is great interest in practically illustrating the h 3principles enforced by the lecturer, whopaidavery t high compliment to the design and execution of a. wrought-iron ...

... stories of a more strictly imaginative cast, called * Christmas Books. Of these the first, A Christmas Carol.) was published so far back as 184.3; the second, the Chimes, appeared at Christmas, 1845; the third, the Cricket on the Hearth, followed ...

... excepted, affording a New and Expe- ditious Route by the London and North-Western Rail- way to and from all parts of England and Wales. FROM IRELAND. TO EsLAND. Passengera leaving Passengers leaving P.M. P. Bolfat (UML at ?? 5- 0 London (Ruston) ?? 510 L ...