... charming woman with a most fascinating and prottily dainty daughter, so that there may he more cold collations for a wedding at Wimborne House under the new menage. The time is coming when the bell of the bicycle will once more be heard in the land. To be ...

... at all what they pay so long as they are turned out as their faucy paints themselves. Mrs. Hwfa Williams has taken a small army of the stronger sex in hand, and is arranging for them with great care and discrimination. She holds classes at costumiers ...

... however, a proof of association of ideas in the brain, because at Henley I had reason to be struck with the loyalty of a woman to an absent friend, and with the perfectly well-bred yet determined way in which she stopped the faults of that absent friend ...

... to much publicity. Miss Rothschild is a fair girl, tall with a good figure and very bright and amiable. She is a good horse woman, and has often been out with her father's stag-hounds. She is a great favourite in society and also in the neighbour hood of ...

... the hump, is heavy upon us all. Well, we were, after all, not in such evil case as that. We could still shop, and while a woman can shop her case is far from hopeless. Therefore said Peggie to me, I have such a lot to get through that if I wait for fine ...

... followers, Prince Charlie), made a daring invasion of Scotland and England. Having raised an army in the High lands he actually marched to Derby. Here the chiefs of his army seemed to have lost their heads, and, contrary to his wish, retreated back to Scotland ...

... enchanted groves and marble temples, of gods and goddesses, and vast armies of Ethiopians, Greeks, Egyptians, Persians, and Romans contending successively for mastery on sea and land, each eager to possess the rich and beautiful island on which A enus ...

... Discovery. PRIZE COMPETITIONS. THE FIFTY-POUND PRIZE STORY AWARD. H4ND WRITING AND POEM COMPETITION. SERIAL STORIES. A YOUNG WOMAN. By the Author of Who is Sylvia? LYNDON OF HIGH CLIFFE. An Old Soldier's Love Story. By C. Despard. Ludqate Hill. London ...

... native troops, ho routed and utterly broke up a large army of savages. Not finding any more enemies in that part of Africa who cared to try conclusions with him, he secured an appointment in the Egyptian Army, and at the com mencement of the present Soudan ...

... ROBERT EUDE, By A. H. TVaix. A STORY OF ENGLISH LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. PART THREE. CHAPTER VII. Continued TAKING the starving woman's trembling hand, Robin led her, with as much respectful courtesy as ho could have displayed to some high-born maiden, into ...

... said he, 4 1 am an Ethiopian minstrel, born in Ethiopia.' Said the King, 4 Are all the people in your land of your colour I 4 Yea, my lord, man and woman.' John during the day made great minstrelsy of tabor and other instru ments. S.S.S.-- Mr. A. H. Wall ...

... an, the villains are both connected with the army. But a wicked Jack Tar would, of course, he hardly possible on the stage, whilst it is well known that your theatrical representative of Her Majesty's land forces is much given to the vices of the rotie ...