THE HARRISON CONCERTS
... I TEE I Cote!>TS The fir. of the Harrisorn CCr ^ -c- pool sca¢son toek place Las . :hatmnomc Hall. and the himoT0 , .o1tna tm MO.e ?? byho ns. . n Patti. ?? %hora =ut ?? - . ) i > - sreth z link. TFi ...
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BRITISH ART AT THE BRUSSELS EXHIBITION
... BRITISH ART AT IE I XI it The hon. secretary of the British Fne D DaSeetion of the Brussels lihibition writes to, te al ' Times: - It is probable that the signiace B, t of the aiards made to Brisha ...
FLOWER SHOW AT SEFTON PARK
... FLOWER SHOW AT SEFTON PARM tics The sixth annual flower show in connection B sew with the Sefton Park Amateur Gardeners' Asso- B ciation took place on Saturday afternoon, on a P An piece of land kindl ...
SANGER'S CIRCUS IN LIVERPOOL
... | After 1n absence of nine years, Lord George Sanger's, Limited, famed hippodrome and circus is now on a week's visit to this city, and has taken up its stand on the cric ...
CHRISTMAS SHOW OF FAT AND DAIRY CATTLE
... CHRISTMAS SHOW OF FAT AND . I DAIRY CATTLE. ci,- dd tridor the auspices of the City of Liverpool and ho District Cowkseepers' As,-cimtion, the tenth ng anneal how of fa~t and dairy cattle took place ~ ...
THE THEATRES
... SHAKESPEARE. 1 The Triumph of the Philistines is a faint e reflex of Saints and Sinners.' Mr. B. A. Jones P is a most prolific writer for the stagse, and peradventure he may have for ...
THE ROYAL LANCASHIRE AGRICULTURAL SHOW
... THE ROYAL. LANCASHMR- AGRiCULTURAL SHOW. Yesterday afternoon-a largely-attendedtmeet- ing of the council-of the Royal Lacaahire Agri- cultual Society was held on the show ground, Scarishrhck New-road, ...
LITERARY NOTICES
... 3Dai4 Fuanel: A Study of conaciew& By . Mrs. Alfred Mark-s (Mary A M. Fopps) M londona Hutchinson and Co. -d 6s.) r I Marks has given herreaders one of those sutle studies of charact ...
HOLDEN'S FANTOCHES AT PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE
... HOLDEN'S FANTOCHES AT D PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.cf e anc On Saturday evening a large audience got assembled at the Prince of Wales Theatre, which wae reopened with the production by M1r. ,, Thomas Hol ...
MAGAZINES FOR THE MONTH
... I MMAQZES FOR THE MOMe _ c'onheI pio y Review- 0(Distsr sod Ca.) prominence is given to, an article on -The Futur of Home Hule, in which is ad--bnS5- the meival of Mr. John Biht's scheme of It e_ n ...
DANCING AS AN ART
... DLNCING AS AN ART. ITS HISTORICAL ASPEC7. There has rarely beeo so nulwwoS a XStb g of the momners of the Liverpool Teacho Gui-:d and their fnend as was seen at L niver-ity College on Saturday evening ...
ART NOTES
... * Pictures by the old'masters would seem to be at a discount at the present time. At a sale at Christie's recently quite a number went for less than £10 apiece. Even examples from il what w ...