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... A NEW CYCLING DRESS. MR JOHN NOBLE, of 11, Piccadilly, Manchester, has patented a cycling gown on perfectly new lines, which likely to find great favour with the million who have taken to cycling as a most congenial amusement. It is a convertible costume ...
... daughter of the late John 11. Tremayne, gave him, in t h e introduction as his principal male utterly gory see figure of one Harmachia, high priest of Isis and an reapirant to the g i ngen, Cornwall, by wom he has left a family.wife's arms. of Egyptian throne ...
... some dreary dungeon, watching through the bars of the window the unfettered movements of a white dove. Miss Emilie Grattan and Mr Harry Grattan had the honour of appearing lest week before the Duke and Dachas of York at Temple Newsom, the country seat of ...
... Primer of the breasted cardigan, subject • of course, to a few alterations depending on his performances called forth genuine marks of approval from Theory of Music. individual figures. Back : length in centre, inches; of under arm seam, the audience. Master ...
... country village, with a sweep and other figures, both humorous and good, by John White ; Autumn (338), flowers in a jar, nicely arranged and painted, by Edith Gregory ; and Cardigan Bay (474), a brisk, breezy study, by Thomas Collier. In the East Gallery ...
... copper.cohered satin made (as were all these costumes) from correct drawings of ; she also wore • wit and high rat. Miss Alice Arms tapes of pale blue oath formed a pleasing contrast the ao g, and was of blue brocade, ever a skirt of roan blue satin, worked ...
... leaning on the arm of her father, Viscount Portman. The o mas best man. The bride was given away by her fathe: veil and flowers, and a bouquet of her away. She was by eight brides- , rector of Hodnet, 8b was the Rev. Richard E choice Colley Grattan wa) best ...
... the A lengthy woven probably first in thick that each string. others can be copied easily at sight. device is illust for a cardigan kn rated in May 4, page 5 itted in the brioche stitch red in the Queen web was wrought to be hemp or silk in the w repuire ...
... close sleeves, the B. —Apply to Barker, Highotreet, Kensington. steam ; from the waist to the left shoulder rose a maguifisent arms being slipped between tie Princess front and the wing usu.—You could repair the damage with Feeder; mending tissue. spray of ...
... Dr and Mn J. Thompsm, decoration, and for the softly harmonious blending of the colours. reduced at th e Assembly Booms. Noe Arms, s, Bt. Jahs's wood , Is to allow each madam to work to c a lm, Mn Wynne-Ffoulkes is the th e rood deanery, and it is The prize ...
... shades : ore Harris. :PL. Oxford street, W., at per yarl, and by tiritlitlis. 251, thfonbst red, at 54.1. per yard. Bur --A cardigan vest with lone sleeves is detteribel in the Quees of Sept. 11, loge :702, knitted with the pattern iu beot.di lingering wool ...
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