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... Pa a . Es THE PIPING:TIMES OF PEACE OuR illustration is from the pkture in the Exhibition of the Royal Academy by Mr. F. I'arnard, who has portrayed with considerable humour an incidtnt in one of the public gardens of Paris. A soldier of modem days-no ...
... erected for the purpose was submitted to a most crucial test. THE NEW HALL OF BAI.IOI, COLLEGE ABoUr 250 members and friends of the College assembled at the inaugural banquet in the new dinisg-hall of Balliol College, Oxford. At the centre of the high ...
... him. XVhen the Seven Weeks' War between Prussia and Austria broke out in 1866 he set out as representative of the Illustraled London News to join the forces of the latter power. In t867, in conjunction with his eldest brother, he started Echoes from deh ...
... I~n u~h5ZW THE LORD MAYOR IN BOULOGNE THE visit of the Lord Mayor of London to France was brought to a close by a grand entertainment given by M. Huguet, the Maire of Boulogne. On arriving from Paris, the Lord Mayor was received at the station by the ...
... owing to fractures which have twice been welded, the weapon has been reduced from its original length. NEW CITY OF LONDON COURT, GUILDHALL THE New Court Building occupies the sites of the Old Court, the Land Tax Offices, and the Tap of the Guildhall ...
... LATEST LONDON NEWS t - Q1 [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDNTS.] LOMnON, Friday night. The usual calm has followed the electrical disturbance in the political air. We now hear but the fading echoes of the Unionist con- ference and the Premier's speech. The calm ...
... presentation of St. Paul's during the snowstorm of January 18th, 1881. ( HOLLY LEAVES, the Christmas number of'tbe Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (London 148, Strand), abounds in fine plates and woodcuts. We may instance especially A Rough Yarn ...
... taken in a tour made through the Far West last summer by Mr. Arthur Lumley, of 82, Fifth Avenue. New York, and present, in striking contrast, the old and the new order of things, the everlasting hills and the frame city of a few months' growth. The central ...
... go to make lup one of the best illustrated newspapers printed inside or outside of London. BSLAC AND WBITE.-This newspaper always ma16intains its charaster of baerg well up to date in every way, so that the Christmas Morning Miustrm- tion on the first ...
... the situation. F. V. THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE Mr. THomAs HARDY'S New Story, illustrated by Robert Barnes, is continued on page 133. CHRISTMAS TREES IN THE CHILDREN'S WARD, LONDON HOSPITAL, WHITECHAPEL THE patients in this, the largest of the children's ...
... but they as often carry Remington rifles. Our illustration is from a sketch by M. Lapierre. THE LOSS OF THE COSPATRICK Two disasters of exceptional magnitude saddened the festi- vities of the late Christmas holidays. The public mind had scarcely had time ...
... Gilbey gave a Challenge Cup of one hundred guineas for the best animal in the Show. THE MYSTERY OF MIRBRIDGE A NEW SToRY by James Payn, illustrated by George Du Maurier, is continued on page 221. EXCELSIOR THE title of this picture must have seemed amusingly ...