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... MR. C. ARTHUR PEARSON'S NEW YENTURE. Of making many books there is no end; but much study, or at least, much reading, does not seem to be that weariness to the flesh that it was in the days of him who first pointed out that there is nothing new under the sun. It would seem that some such view as this has found favour in the eyes of Mr. C. Arthur Pearson, the enterprising founder of Pearson's ...
... THE N AUTCH-GIKL. Two Indian nautch-girls have just arrived by the P. and O. steamship A ustralia. They are to recoup their expenses in travelling through Europe by giving entertainments. One is a woman from Kashmir and the other from Bareilly, in the North-West Provinces of India. All Hindustani nautch-dances are representative of events connected with their religion. Those who have seen ...
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... Methven (captain). Good nil. Cox. Fryer. Staler. Allen. Paterson. Bloomer. Oakden. Boag. May. McDonald. Helley. Johnson. Boyle. Foulkes. Almond. Morren. DERBY COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM. SHEFFIELD UNITED FOOTBALL TEAM. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY JASPER BED FERN, SHEFFIELD. Bennett. Boers. Noodliam (captain). Tliickott. Priest. ...
... LORELEI. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY FALK, NEW FORK. D ...
... chair. For some months past Mrs. Ross has had sole charge of the editorial department of the Social Review, a growing weekly Dublin journal, which during its existence has advanced by leaps and bounds in public favour, and has, in consequence, been considerably enlarged a sound acknowledgment of journalistic ability. From a purely business point of view the increase of advertisements and ...
... . It would not be desirable to write about the state of affairs in Constantinople and the Turkish dominions in Asia Minor in exaggerated or alarmist tones. Yet the reports to hand from all sources unite in representing the present position of things as grave in the extreme. Now it would seem as if the various European Governments had come to the conclusion that their peaceful representations ...
... MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL AS MIL1TZA IN FOR THE CROWN, AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH RY MESSRS. W. AND 1). DOWNEY', EBURY STREET, S.W. ...
... . sit the outset I may mention, it's my sovereign intention To revive the classic memories of Athens at its best. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY ALFRED ELLIS, UPPER RAKER STREET, N.W. ...
... MISS MARION MORRIS, NOW PLAYING IN THE CHILI WIDOW, ON TOUR. TUOM A PHOTOGRAPH BY J. CASWALL SMITH, OXFORD STREET, W. ...
... PRODUCED AT TEE OPERA C0M1QUE. riiOM A PHOTOGRAPH BY 11 AX A, STRAND. ...
... . BY CLEMENT SCOTT. Since the year 1867 I have had no dearer or more interesting companion, no more devoted and faithful friend, than John Sleeper Clarke, one of the very finest and most versatile comedians I have ever seen on any stage. In October 1867, when Henry Irving was playing, at the St James's Theatre, Felix Featherly to the Major Wellington de Boots of John S. Clarke, in ''A Widow ...