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... THE ILLUSTRATE!) LONDON NEWS essentially a military piece, with an intrigue after Scribe’s manner. M. Sardou will read his new play to the Vaudeville company on Oct. 15. Madame Delphine Ugalde, great favourite at the Opera-Comique thirty years ago, has ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS CHESS. TO CORRESPONDENTS. All communications relating to this department should addressed to the Chess Editor. A N (Rio Janeiio).—Your problem shall have early insertion. Thanks for reminding us of it. like Dr. V's problem ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS E. V. 8.,” the compiler of that exceedingly pretty book, Ros Eosarum cx Horto Poetarum (E. Stock), gives Martial's charming lines on sending wreath of roses to a friend in literal prose translation. A poetical version appeared ...
... The Stockbroker’s Wife, Ac.—London: J. and K. Maxwell; and all Bookstalls. A NEW SOCIETY NOVEL BY NEW AUTHOR. vol.. 25., boards ; 2s. Gd., doth : Ms. Gil., half-inor. (post 4d.), PAUL STERNE. CICELY POWELL. J- London: J. and R. Maxwell ; and all Bookstalls ...
... and this is by no means the first time that the attempt has been made to illustrate one of the most popular works the language. copy published in 1711, and adorned with fifty-five new historical cuts,” contains a majestic portrait of “Her Britannic Majesty ...