... Braddon’s latest and perhaps most brilliant story, The World, the Flesh, and the Devil,” will be com- menced in Irish Societ\ next week. We can promise our readers a rich treat from the perusal of our coming serial. cess Henry of Battenberg. On the following ...

... Ireland. IRISH SOCIETY fl&aoastnes. BELGRAVIA Tlie most attractive contribution tins month, to this leading magazine, is the story entitled Tregarthon of the Red Hand,” by Mrs Alexander Fraser. It is a clever tale, hinging upon the fact that the hero —one ...

... to which it indirectly refers—the time of Robespierre and of Danton. The Honorable Jane” and A Woman’s Loyalty” are the serials, and the other contents are varied and good. Helping Words, Id. [Great Thoughts Office, 2, Racquet Court, Fleet street, E ...

... wife was blind, and whose child was dead. The brief and powerful Prologue with which the story opens covers the whole period of the girl’s infancy and growth —the story proper commencing with the remarkable events which happened on her arriving at womanhood’s ...

... had the tight to open and shat the window on his side, and saoh is still the unwritten law in trains. The following is the story ol rather drastic reproof given to man who tried to violate it. A poor fellow in the last stages ol consumption waa rittinj; ...

... interesting to all military men, whether officers or privates. There is a serial entitled The adventures of Colonel O’Blouster,” which is really good and very amusing. We also find short stories and poetry; details of military cricket games ; Regimental News; ...

... m with old leather for tapestry effects. Patterns free. William Martin, Son Co,, Decorators* 18 Stephen’s Green. 1076 Hew Serial Ston>. THOU ARf~THE MAN! MISS BRADDON, Author of “Lady Audlex/s Secret” “Dead Men's Shoes, Pnantom Fortune? Like and Unlike ...

... weal with our weal. We are glad to note that The Irish Monthly has once more commenced a serial tale ; and a good one it undoubtedly is, entitled Meg Blake. The story of an old maid.” The author is M. E. Connolly—a name which is, we think, familar to Irish ...

... Robert Jocelyn are the authors of the serials at present running through this magazine. Besides two lengthy instalments of fiction there are various short tales bv writers of prominence. Lady Dufifus Hardy’s charming story, “Jeanne Zephir’s Lovers,” will ...

... features of this month s Helping Words.” “The Story of a Bible, The First Mothers’ Meeting, with portrait of Mrs E. B. Baily,to whom they owe their orithn, and some seasonable articles and illustrations, with the serial tale by Miss Mary I. Stead, Mothers Pages ...

... with old leather for tapestry effects. Patterns free. William Martin, Son k Co., Decorators, 18 Stephen’s Green. 1028 Hew Serial THOU ARfTHE MAN! V BY MISS ! BRADDON, Author of “Lady Awlleii’* Secret” “Demi Men's Shoes,” Phantom Fortune? Like awl Unlike;' ...

... indomitable perseverance and genuine ability. He was special artist for two famous London papers. He illustrated many serial stories in monthlies, etc., and he had already exhibited five or six pictures in the Royal and other academies, which won the ...