... This remarkable object called The Expectant Wife, is that of a woman, whose head and figure, down to the waist, are clearly depicted. The legend runs that centuries ago a certain poor woman was left by her husband who went on a journey into Kwang-Si, which ...

... which a woman, who is shelling peas, casts from time to time on the ground and fowls arc busy picking in the several rubbish heaps, or kitchen-middens, which stand outside the doorway. Little surprise is manifested at my entrance. Another woman comes out ...

... hug a California!! in a red shirt and large straw hat of a crocodile in the rushes by the river, crying like a baby while a woman, looking about in pity for the supposed child, comes nearer and nearer to the reptile's jaws. She had told her that it was ...

... Caprivi reorganised the navy, and was rewarded for his services by the command of the 10th or Hanoverian Army Corps, one of the finest in the army, lie is reported to possess great force of character and will, blending sagacity with patience, resolution ...

... spite of the counter-attraction of the Army Association Cup, that it is likely an Army Rugby Cup Competi tion would have a good entry. Ourpicture is from a photograph by Messrs. Elliott and Fry, 55, Baker-street. A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE AT THE HAYMARKET ...

... the Licensing Act. At the inquest held on the bodies of the man and woman named Stoer, found in Cockering Wood on Satur day evening last, medical evidence was given to prove that the woman could not have shot herself. Several letters found on the bodies ...

... writer's satire is the American woman who comes to London. I am perfectly certain, he or is it she says, I can go into a drawing-room or salon full of my ladies, countesses, and princesses and pick out every American woman at once, and that before any of ...

... is proverbial, and the combination of creations in which her Majesty appeared when reviewing the nine regiments of the 8th Army Corps with the Emperor last week savoured more of a mediceval pageant than a prosaic nineteenth century review. The Empress ...

... the young Russian painter, who is to marry Miss Ethel Wright, the artist, is half an American, his mother being a Boston woman. Three of her sons have taken to art. Prince Paul is a sculptor of great promise, taking medals at almost every exhibition ...

... hnds a merry echo on the stage, and probably not even that Napoleon of pantomime producers, Sir Augustus Harris, who marshals armies of stage children at Christmas time, ever heard one of his rank-and-file complain that she was tired. Stage carpenters' arms ...

... I think that all ranks of the Army should give a helping hand. How one misses the poor Colonel in Waterloo Place, 011 his way to the Junior It only seems to be but yesterday to me when wc were standing on the club landing, talking about the newly commissioned ...

... late Lord Lovat, one of the great supporters of Catholicism in Scotland, and was given by that nobleman with some surrounding land to the Benedictine Order, who have built, in the Early English style, at a heavy cost, a great college, hospice, scriptorium ...