... class oi those who have lately passed their examination for moderations, four should be those of N\ew College icn. It is not yet m.many years a1o that New College ?? the light of sending tpl its undelrgraditetcs for the B.A. degree, without patssing any ...

... it to Mr. Dickens, who hastened to show his appreciation of Mr. Fildes' powers, by entrusting him with the task of illustrating his new novel. There is a very pretty quarrel between Italy and Morocco, the t/elrrima ctlusa being one Malhomed Ducaly, a ...

... Ki~, -7 I - |W & ?? qaa NEW YORK VEILS fte 1s'; ?? ,qq?? 7'11?- GRAPHIC AMERICA THE NEW YORK STREETS SOME one has said of New York, that it has combined the obtrusive characteristics of London and of Paris. It has a London-like passion for ...

... hoineivard-bound vessel0 had the news at Leydensbrl'g in the Transvaal from': Moodie, who had just returned from Delagoa Bav LORD MAYO, We hear, is making a valuable collecc r' of natural historical objects, illustrative of the, - ornithology, &c,, of India ...

... some far distant future may see London supplying the North with coal. Instead of the vessels which we see in our illustration coming from the North to Lon- don laden with coals, ships may be taking cargoes of London coal to the district of ancient c ...

... Corporation of the City of London,?which has at last resolved to extend and improve Billingsgate and Leaden- hall markets, cannot be said to have been precipitate in the matter. For at least two generations the growing inadequacy of London markets to the wants ...

... been based on religious occasionw The Bill adds four new holidays, viz., Whit Monday, Easter Monday, the first Monday in August, and the day after Cbritmas Day, to the two old ones, riz., Christmas Day arid Go-d FridLy. It'is compulory as regards banks ...

... g with stations close at The Metropolitan Gallery, where our principal illustration was Ditenc Contains 2I7 instruments, and communicates with the ?? and rmany of the minor London offices. The staff uishbers 256 and, as in the other departments, consists ...

... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS MON'UMENT IN THE YATES WARD OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL IT is not often that a public hospital bae the good fortune to meet With such a liberal benefactor as the late Edward Yates, Esq., PiLA. Some years ago Mr. Yates, who was suffering ...

... point of news over the humblest street wayfarer. And everywhere the telegrams about the Prince were the leading subjects of interest. They were read aloud in warehouses, in ])usiness resorts, in courts of justice, in pulpits, and, if the news xwas favourable ...

... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS THE old-fashioned pastimes, where people do something for themselves instead of sitting still to be amused by others, are both the cheapest and the wholesoroest mode of Christmas enter- tainment. When Mrs. Jackson engages a conjurer ...

... Market of London, which is the great central ganglion of that net- work of finance which stretches over the globe, quivers under the shock, and testifies the value to Great Britain of the life that has gone out. Now, any one who takes up a New York paper ...