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... THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR LONDON. The first meeting of the School Board for London after the Christmas receas was held yesterday at the offices, VictonsEmbankment.-The Rev. J. Diggle ?? Rev. J. Cosbead moved as a matter of em ency that the Education Department ...
... bankruptcy court. The Christmas Fete at the Evelina Hospital for Sick Children took place at the institution, Southwark-bridge-road, yesterday afternoon, and attracted a large number of visitors, At the Charing-cross Hospital the Christmas fes- tivities were ...
... wio have not a minute to spare. A practical difficulty of Christmas time is the thickness of the letters. The pigeon-holes wvere constructed for the thin missives of ordinary times, but Christmas cards swell them out to twice or three times the ordinary ...
... NEW PUBLICATIONS. LONDON A= THE KrNGDoM. By Reginald B. Sharpe, D.C.L. In three volumes. Vol. HI. 109. 6d.- THer BtRuiES. By A. Conan Doyle. New edition, 3s. 6d. Longwans, Green, and Co. ?? ENT AND hrE0o5LT1oN: AN Hlseor=a SimCIU Or THN Rip Or TH Pzomrxwruy ...
... LONDON ICSB AND BATE& , . Last evening a weeting of members of tbe Holborn Liberal ?? Club, to which the publia were invited, was held at the Club House, Queen- square, to discuss London Rents and Bates, and How to Reduce Them. There were some 110 persons ...
... on Christmas catching time by the forelook. Cards, His ambition is to bear and tell the news of the day after to-borrow. No r longer sufficient for the day is the evil thereof. a Easter cards are in hand at Midsummer, and r probably Christmas cards ...
... so much the orthodox Christmas keeper. The postmen and the carriers, if not the pedestrians and the cats, might probably be comforted by the imminence of Christmas boxes. It has always been a disputed point whether the Christmas box ought to be given ...
... would be vain to Look for. OurX Imodern London Christmas wraps him in the chilly pall of river mists, thickened with smoke and soot, and picks his steps wvarily through muddy streets. To do justice to Christmas nowf-a-days, one must take a lesson from ...
... recent article in tect Ijs ops Ugsszes, London has been bluit- bull derioig into at neW beauty and inagnifiicenice. Oro OaajdB sees little in London save unrelieved tha, hideousneus. though she admsits that London isenI raly be bcautitied with ease. But ...
... BartolettI. NOTICE. The Daily News is now forwarded to subscribers by, the early Morning Mails, on payment in advanee of 9s. 9d. per Quarter. Orders to be addressed W. K. HALES, Publisher, Daily News Office, Bouverie-street, London. NOTICE. Advertisers are ...
... very poorest children in London who could be selected were last night treated to a bountiful provision of Christmas fare at the George-yard Ragged School, Whitechapiel. The body of a mtn has been found in the Thames below London Bridge, the description ...