THE UNVEILING OF THE MARLOWE MEMORIAL AT CANTERBURY
... Mr. Henry Irving unveiled a memorial of the great English poet and dramatist, Christopher Marlowe, at Canterbury, on Wednesday, the 16th inst. The h ...
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OUR PORTRAITS
... THE RIGHT HON. SIR JAMES FERCUSSON, BART, G.C.S.I., K.C.M.G., M.P., whose appointment to be Postmaster-General, in the room of the late Right Hon. H. C. Raikes, has been approved by Her ...
HOME: POLITICAL
... POLITICAL MR. FREDERICK SMITH, only son of the late Mr. W. H. Smith, will, it is understood, in compliance with an influential requisition, offer himself as a candidate for the Strand Divison. A Dr. G ...
THE IRISH BENCH
... EDWARD GIBSON, according to a well-known Foreign Re sident, is famous for his white head, his fluent, fearless utterance, his Irish brogue, his spirit and energy, and, in all matt ...
OUR ILLUSTRATIONS: A MERCHANT AND HIS CLERK
... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS A MERCHANT AND HIS CLERK' THIS picture, which is the only example of T. de Keyser in the National Gallery, was probably painted in the third quarter of the seventeenth century. It r ...
TEN YEARS IN EQUATORIA
... TEA YEARS IN EO.UATOR/A A BOOK that surpasses in interest all books written of late years on Central Africa, with the exception of Stanley's In Darkest Africa, is Major Casati's Ten Years in Equato ...
ETON
... THE principal change which has passed over all public schools in the last half century is the growth of humanity in all its forms. The cruelty and systematic oppression, without which no school ...
MANIPUR
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THE GERMAN IMPERIAL VISIT
... WILLIAM H. OF GERMANY is reckoned the most active Sovereign in Europe, and he has amply sustained that reputation during his ten days' stay in England. From his arrival on th ...
THE READER: A NAVAL HERO
... A NAVAL HERO AMONG the pictures in the Naval Exhibition at Chelsea is a rather wooden portrait of a thoughtful-looking gentleman, dressed in admiral's uniform, with his left hand raised to his chin, a ...
THE FIRST PARLIAMENT IN JAPAN
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STATUES AT LARGE
... EVER since the the tiniest of boys gazed with awe at a grim soot-begrimed effigy, which regarded with weather-beaten majesty an ancient garden-roller, two spades, and a collection ...