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

... WITH LORD DUFFERIN IN BURMA-THE GREAT RECEPTION IN THE THRONE HALL, MANDALAY FROM A SKETCH BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, MR. F. VILLIERS ...

... oppiupp'o Jl L-- 1!^ JfL n r/ Vk J SYSTEM of sending Patterns of all the latest Novelties in DRESS, marked at Wholesale London Prices, has proved one of the greatest boons. Ladies residing in the coun ...

... kPWMMMIBM I ocoa STRENGTH AND STAYING POWER.-- To ATHLETES. The popular beverage -for Breakfast, Luncheon, Tea, and Supper, in all seasons, is CADBURVS COCOA; a pure refined Cocoa-exhilarating, comf ...

... A BASE FRAUD. ABASE FRAUD is committed on the Public by the publication of the following statements, if they are not s'rictly true. If they are true, they are certainly entitled to the most serious co ...

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... MANY IIAPPY RETURNS. ...

... HUNTING CENTEES. THE SOUTHDOWN. IT seems to be ordained that the most eligible hunting centres are the dullest places in the world should you be condemned to stay at home for a day. What is there to do, for instance, at Market Harborough or Melton Mowbray on non-hunting days? Tarporley is, on used to be, a great resort for men who threw in their lot with the Cheshire and Sir Watkin; Banbury ...

... The'FASHIONABLE WJ PINS. THE FAN-SHAPE CASE. t aQ Containing-- A AC/ Containing-- /I J U l Pearl l-I d 1 Ruby Diamond VlA I 1 Coral Pearl III) j 1 Lapis Pearl 1 Turquoise Fearl 1 1 Pearl a fQ Containing i aHC Conta;ning-- V /J 0 1 1 Emerald Diamond A 1 1 r\u I 1 Diamond IjtI 1 Ruby Diamond I If 1 I 1 1 Emerald 1 Coral Pearl 1 1 Ruby The Pins can be had singly or in sets. A large assortment in ...

... F. TAUTZ SONS, BKEECHES MAKEES, SPORTING TAILORS, &c., 485, OXFORD STREET, W. (NO OTHER ADDRESS) f ^L(|W|^gli(rTl|L T1 KNICKERBOCKER BREECHES, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SPORTING GENTLEMEN. BY an ORDER made on the 11th day of January last by the Honble. Mr. JUSTICE PEARSON, in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, upon the application of Messrs. E. TAUTZ and SONS, of 4S5, OXFORD-STREET ...

... CHESS. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G. A. (City Club).-- Many thanks for your courteous and useful com- munication. C. G. C. --With much pleasure. Jack (Jersey). We have answerod you by post. L. II. (British Club).-- Many thanks. Solution of Problem No. 574 by Julia Short, Beri'vAV, R. Satow (Liverpool), and L. Desanges is correot. Solution of Problem No. 573 (Mr. Cecil Bud's). White. Black. 1. ...

... II. Contehpokaey literatuie supplies us with a very good picture of au Elizabethan fencing school presided over by a fashionable Italian teacher whose pupils are drawn from amongst the choicest spirits of the Court, and whose fees for instruction range from twenty to one hundred pounds sterling, an enormous suni at that day. The school, dignified by its master with the title of a college, is ...