+-----------------------------+ +-----------------------------+ | NOVEMBER xxx Days. | | DECEMBER xxxi Days. | +---+----+--------------------+ +---+----+--------------------+ | 1| S | All Saints | | 1| M | Prs. Wls. b. | | 2| =S=| 22 S. af. Tr. | | 2| Tu | B. Austerl. | | 3| M | P. Leigh b. | | 3| W | Bradbury b. | | 4| Tu | Will. III. b. | | 4| Th | Richelieu d. | | 5| W | S.r. 7h. 4m. | | 5| F | S.r. 7h. 52m. | | 6| Th | S.s. 4h. 21m. | | 6| S | S.s. 8h. 49m. | | 7| F | B. Mooltan | | 7| =S=| 2 S. in Adv. | | 8| S | Milton d. | | 8| M | Baxter d. | | 9| =S=| 23 S. af. Tr. | | 9| Tu | Vandyke d. | | 10| M | M. Luther b. | | 10| W | Milton b. | | 11| Tu | St. Martin | | 11| Th | Jno. Gay d. | | 12| W | Hf. qr. Day | | 12| F | Cibber d. | | 13| Th | Britius | | 13| S | St. Lucy | | 14| F | Leibnitz d. | | 14| =S=| 3 S. in Adv. | | 15| S | Machutus | | 15| M | J. Walton d. | | 16| =S=| 24 S. af. Tr. | | 16| Tu | V. Weber b. | | 17| M | Hugh Bp. L. | | 17| W | Oxf. M. T. e. | | 18| Tu | Wilkie b. | | 18| Th | D. 7h. 4m. | | 19| W | B. Arcola | | 19| F | Cam. M. T. e. | | 20| Th | Ld. Elgin d. | | 20| S | B. Viciosa | | 21| F | J. Hogg d. | | 21| =S=| 4 S. in Adv. | | 22| S | St. Cecilia | | 22| M | Win. Q. b. | | 23| =S=| 25 S. af. Tr. | | 23| Tu | Jas. II. abd. | | 24| M | J. Knox d. | | 24| W | Christ. Eve | | 25| Tu | Chantrey d. | | 25| Th | Christ. Day | | 26| W | G. Grisi d. | | 26| F | Bk. Holiday | | 27| Th | Ds. Teck b. | | 27| S | St. John | | 28| F | Bunsen d. | | 28| =S=| Sun. af. Chr. | | 29| S | Burnand b. | | 29| M | Stafford ex. | | 30| =S=| Adv. Sun. | | 30| Tu | Pegu anxd. | | | | | | 31| W | Silvester | +---+----+--------------------+ +---+----+--------------------+ LINLEY. SAMBOURNE. INVENT^{r}. ET. DEL^{r}. NOVEMBER 1889 * * * * * [Illustration: FIFTY YEARS AGO. TO PARIS IN THIRTY-SIX HOURS. FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD CLASS GRANDE VITESSE.] [Illustration: FIFTY YEARS HENCE. FROM LONDON TO PARIS IN--JUST TIME ENOUGH TO ALLOW OF A COMFORTABLE LUNCH AND A QUIET CIGAR ON BOARD THE ELECTRIC PLATE-GLASS CLUB EXPRESS.] * * * * * MR. PUNCH'S TOUR ROUND THE WORLD. "MR. PUNCH," said poor old Eighty-Nine, who was growing feebler and feebler, "I am uneasy in my mind."