392 talboan sazi2ionz, goatt, 64. r uasicol EVENING dresses, worn at the receptions and dinner parties of early winter, are of thick materials, diaphanous tulleand gauze being held in reserve until the holidays are over and the. ball season begins. At present the most distinguis

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ROYAL ALBERT ORPHAN ASYLUM for DESTITUTE CHILDREN, COLLINGWOOD COURT, BAGSUOT. Patron—Her Majesty the QUEEN. This Institution is established on the non-canvassing system. The children are elected by the subscribers according to the merits of their respective cases. A short time

H E .Manchester Guardian Ives some interesting particulars is to the society of "Little Sisters of the Poor," which was founded in 1840 by a priest named Papailleur, in Brittany, and is the youngest of the many forms of Roman Catholic charity. The Little Sisters of the Poor form

This pattern is chosen purposely to please several of our subscribers, and will require very few colours to work it. The Prince of Wales's plume must be in white and four shades of grey; the coronet should be in gold-coloured floss silk; the motto in black edged with white, upon

reputation, which is liable to be discredited by the unwarrantable appropriation of the name to articles of a different character. The Public, it is hoped, will discriminate between cheap qualities bearing a false name and Brown and Poison's Corn Flour, which is prepared solely

Tutors, and Professors. School property transferred, and Pupils introduced in England, France, and Germany.

when washed. Messrs. JAY particularly recommend it for economical Mourning wear. 247, 249, AND 251, REGENT STREET. JAY'S. •

qualities. Double Width, all one price, 2s. per Yard. Patterns sent. HARVEY and CO., LAMBETH HOUSE, Westminster Bridge,