... z Ai \\A 57. i. The Old Crown Inn, reproduced in the Exhibition at Bingley Hall 2. At the Bingley Exhibition Conversazione-Mr. Bernasconi acting as Alchemist 3. Mine Host of the Crown awaiting Custom in the Birmingham Exhibition 4. Sir W. Dawson's Opening Address, Temperature about i,ooodeg.; Pleasing Position of a Philosopher 5. Departure of Members from the Reception Rooms to Garden Parties ...

... N MR. THOMAS QUINN (P) (Kilkenny city) Mr. Thomas Quinn, of Annally House. Cadogan Square, Chelsea, is a son of Mr. Matthew Quinn, and is a native of Longfoid, where he was born in 1838. He was educated at Longforrt and Mullingar,. but has lived for many years out of Ireland. Before tie election of t88 he was chosen to contest a divisonl of Long- ford County, but, owing toan indirect ...

... A DIADEM OF GOLD FROM MYCENF AN OPEN-AIR THEATRE From a Sketch by our Special Artist, Mr. F. Villiers THE ROYAL PALACE THE PARTHENON ...

... No. XIX, CELEBRITIES OF THE DAY-THE ABBP LISZT DRAWN FROM LIFE I ...

... Sir Charles Mills Hon. D. A. Smith Vice Admiral Sir A. Hoskins Sir R. G. W. Herbert Sir John Macdonald Sir Charles Tupper (Chairman) Sir Arthur Blyth Vice-Admiral Sir E. Commerell. M.Y Sir P. Cunliffe Owen f, - -.1 I Z, - - ?- ...

... NEGRO COURTSHIP-THE EARLY BIRD ...

... MR. A. W. JARVIS (C) (King's Lynn) Mr. Alexander Watson Jarvis is the son of Sir Lewis Whincop Jarvis, of Middleton Towers, near Lynn, a solicitor and banker in Malborough, by his marriage with Erama, daughter of Mr. Alexander Bowcker. He was born in it5, is a magistrate for Norfolk, and has-wishh his brothers Massrs. L. K. and C. J. E. Jarvis-represented his county in the cricket-field. He ...

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... INTERIOR OF A SJETER ON THE DOVREFJELD THE SKJEEGGEDALSFOS, HARDANGER THE SEVEN SISTERS, GEIRANGER FJORD !EAA 0 H ?? BORGUND VALLEY, WITH THE OLD CHURCH AND BELFRY EXTERIOR OF A SETER ON THE -DOVREFJELD ...