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WASHING MADE EASY

... Ineiuded in the company. numbering about 400, were upwards of 100 ladies, to whom a cordial invitation had been extended. ;Lord tonhwall, lato Under-Secretarr for Wam, , peded and he was siuported b his sister, Miss VWs Collier, Sir Sherston Baker. Sir ...

LITERARY NOTICES

... and is still occupied with the Crimean War, and contains a vast number of admirable illustrations. Picsaresque Europe in this number closes the survey of our English cathedrals, and introduces us to the grand scenery of the Grampians. PuaRFY voun WAstnro ...

MUSIC AND DANCING LICENSES:

... occurred at. the No 2 Priestners Pit, West Leigh, Lancashire. A number of picks, which had been sent to the top in a tub, fell down the shaft, and struck an ascending cage, in which were eight colliers. One of the men, John Croft, was knocked out, and, falling ...

VARIETIES

... consented, and the two colliers wvent down the pit, inspected their 1rooms, came up again, and onl the pit-head held the followig consultation. First collier- Hoo mucdle Will we gie that cove for isaudii' the hor~se F Second collier- Oh dah'I! e'l ge ...

MUSIC

... turned over and floated again, and the expense of float- d ing and repairing her will not be less than 2001. or 3001 rs. Numbers of colliers are believed to have been lost at sea ies through capsising for want of ballast. It appears to be a ed practice an board ...

GLAMORGAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW

... Timberman's class, open to colliers: let, David 2. Hiwells, collier, Miorfa; 2nd, Henry Braddhaw, repairer, Cefo ; 3rd, .Tonathan Harry., repairer,. Aberkenfig i 4th, - William Riehards, collier, Craigy-Tewgoed; v h c, James Miles, collier, Morfa; I c, Thomas ...

ANCIENT CONCERTS

... ceived but short notice, he executed admirably. Besides the two great pieces, his Royal Highness Prince ALBERT introduced a vast number of interesting matters, dug up with praiseworthy industry from the mine of oblivion, to the darikness of which they had ...

Art and Literature

... contributes some iliustiative extracts from the US, to the September number of the Antiquary. These extrsets will relate to the journey of the Halitts to America in 1783-87. To the same number of the Antiqariry Mr Theodore Beut outributes a paper on a journey ...

Poetry

... £3 2sa costs; and in default of payment within one month, to le committed to prison for one calendar month. A great number of colliers beiig pre- sent, lbs sheriff took occasion, in pronouncing judg. ment, to state that while he believed the execution ...

THE WOLVERHAMPTON EXHIBITION

... weight of the enaine, tender, water, &c., is about eleven tons. The number of machines in motion strikes one as being small in comparison with. or rather considering the vast number of various kinds in use in the surrounding counties. Amongst them were ...

LITERATURE

... process. ,,Good letter-paper is washed over with the following eiotion:A saturated solution of succinic acid two ?tt hm; mucilage of gnm arabic half a drachm, water one 3athC and a-half. When the paper is dry, it is washed Ier once with an argentine solution ...

Place aux Dames

... will make in the average household. Fortunately, we are not all drunkards and causers of scandal, but it is certain that a vast number of women habitually and innocently drink too much. Very fascinating to the female imagination is lingerie, that pretty, ...

Published: Saturday 03 March 1900
Newspaper: Graphic
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1128 | Page: 9 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture