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... |)onu Utfos LORD ROSEBERY SPEAKS AT last the oracle has spoken-- very much as oracles usually do. The Bradford address was entirely devoted to the question of the House of Lords, which Lord Rosebery thought would be the point on which the next General ...
... THE HIGH PEIEST OF ISIS SPEAKS. A CHAT WITH MR. MOSTYN T. PIGOTT. The Isis, that brisk Oxford undergraduate journal which has recently made such a noise in the outside world, is not wholly in undergraduate hands. The responsible man is Mr. Mostyn T ...
... CRICKET AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. DR. JF. G. GRACE SPEAKS OF THE NEW CLUB. London is growing so rapidly that there must be a demand for another big club run on the lines of the M.C.C. The speaker was Dr. Grace, the well-beloved W. G., who had just returned ...
... who know England almost as well as America, can you explain why American after-dinner speaking is so much better, lighter, wittier than English after-dinner speaking Because an American dinner audience is always met more or less for amusement pure and ...
... has founded a school in Christiania for the co-education of children and will speak in furour of this system next Saturday morning. FRU DAGMAR HJORT, B.A., A Dane. She will speak to-morrow on Universities, and on Saturday on the desirability of boys and ...
... to mistake, an essentially cassical painting for a work of the Romantic school. For it speaks as a whole, as a synthetic composition and creation, or it does not speak at all. The dark hair and dress their t>rs are cold brown-black and cool blue-black in ...
... 1- _ THE WILLIAM TERRISS MEMORIAL AT EASTBOURNE MR, CHARLES WYNDHAM SPEAKING. ...
... lot who loves too well heavy the heart that hopes hut. vainly; *ari are the sighs that own the spell, uttered hp epr$ t hat speak too plainly; heavy the sorrow that botes the head when lore is alive and hope is dead ...
... studies splash it with colour and light. If anything could be more refreshing, it is to hear someone speak of Impressionism who knows whereof he speaks since it was Monet who instituted the term when he didn't know what else to call his picture but An ...
... that have so long encumbered the path of the Carl Rosa Opera Company will vanish into thin air, and that, in a comparatively speaking short space of lime, it will, under the new management, regain its somewhat diminished prestige, and be the artistic and ...
... OF KIMBERLEY IN THE CHAIR. 3r i mm? nnTir cirrTr ON ST PATRICK'S DAY, MR. JOHN DILLON, M.P., IN THE CHAIR. THEY DARED TO SPEAK OF '08 AT THE HOTEL CECIL oa bi. Photographs hj Fradelle and Young, Regent Street, IV. ...
... recent writer remarks that pheasant-shooting in our grandfathers' time was principally done in October. Woods, generally speaking, wore much larger than they are now, and rides had not been cut in them for the purpose of either hunting or shooting co ...