... Central Programme for the Year will include the following :— Serial Stories. By w. k. KORRlf*, and MUB. L, B. W ALFORD. Special Serials for Children. MRS. MOLGSWOUTII. Short Stories. By f. anstey, J BAN INOELOW, GRANT Al.l EN, 8. ItARING-OOULD, JOHN STRANGE ...

... commenced, and even from the necessarily short instalment which appears in another part of this journal our readers will be able to judge of the literary style of the writer and of the powerful and unique plot of a story which will be absolutely true in every ...

... life as well as suddenly. Dr. Conan Doyle is now in his thirty-fourth year. A short time ago he was general practitioner in the town of Southsea, contributing an occasional story anonymously the magazines. Now he has severed his connection altogether with ...

... permission of Her Boyal Highness. Miss Francis E. Willard contributes a paper on “Work,” and Mrs Barnardo, herself an invalid, a short article addressed to invalids, on Surprises.” The question of “ The Suitability of Cricket as a Sport for Girls” is ably discussed ...

... undertaking of constantly supplying the British reading public with the very cream of the short fictions emanating from the European press. In addition to the best short tales that England can produce, this magazine has given us translations, of the highest ...

... AUGUST 1, for perusal amongst our readers. We find from the short preface which the editor and translator, Mr W. Gaussen, supplies, that up to this time the clergy may be said to have formed an hereditary profession, having very little in common with ...

... incidents connected with the political conspiracy the author gives a short sketch of Lora Edward Fitzgerald, the leader of the movement, who is described possessing bright eyes, short hair, a pleasing and trank mode of talking, andja * manly martial stride ...

... The King’s Own In addition to two serial stories of more than passing interest, The King s usually contains a goodly supply of first-class scientific and historic articles from the pens of able writers. month Poisonous Paths of Ilotany by Walter Sexton ...

... notwithstanding his suspicions of Mr Healy’s bona fides, enjoys the stories as much as it is possible for him to relish anything. Next week the Itinerant hopes to find room for steeplechasing story, with Mr W. W. Healy and Mr William O’Brien, M.P., as the chief ...

... pseudonym library. Mr T. Fisher Unwin, who is ever in the forefront of enterprising publishers, is now producing series of short tales in books of unique, portable, and exceedingly convenient size and shape. The lines of the pages are not as wide as the ...

... Irish Socikty. —You should try your stories for Good Words, The Sunday Maynzinc or Girls' Own Paper. You must uuderstand that the coiupetitiou iu these things is very great, and that uiany are satisfied to have their stories published at first without any ...

... the Commissioners of the Kingstown Township at their last meeting; but the reply of the rulers of the Premier township was short and pointed. They directed their clerk to reply to the engineers, thanking them for their efforts towards the solution of the ...