... MISS ISA BOWMAN AS CINDERELLA AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY ALFRED ELLIS, L'PPER BAKER STREET, N. W. ...

... . When Time and Paulus were younger, amusement-seekers grudged no expenditure of the former to listen to songs of the latter. He was to the French stage-- in so far as prestige is concerned-- an Arthur Roberts and a Chevalier combined. Paulus ruled Paris when Yvette Guilbert . Photo by Otto, Paris. was unknown, and the Bohemia and Bel- gravia of the gayest city in the world alike acknowledged ...

... . To get anything like an adequate conception of Rome in six days would at first blush seem almost impossible. There are so many worlds there-- the world of the Roman Republic, the world of the Emperors, the world of The Decline and Fall, the world of the Popes, and the world of the modern King of Italy. With any one of these one might spend many months, read innumerable books of history, ...

... . I give here from Judge the picture of ourselves as others see us, so far as the American crisis is concerned. Whatever the people who visit America, and who come back with stories of the great hatred of the English nation there, may say on the subject, there is, of course, not the slightest danger of war. It requires two nations very much longing to be atone another's throats to really ...

... . I MONS. H. AGOUST AS BLUE BEARD AND MDLLE. L. AGOUST AS FATIMA. Photographs by Alfred Ellis Upper Baker Street, N. IV. ...

... . The Winter Exhibition at Burlington House is, as always, full of charm and rare interest. Indeed, of all the exhibitions of the year, this remains ever the one towards which we look for less than novelty and for more than average beauty. At exhibitions, so called, of the year, one is engaged rather in the labour of critical examination, and (too often) of critical fault-finding, than in ...

... i i wm KO-KO (MR. PASSMORE) AND KATISHA (MISS BRANDRAM). Katishci, for years I have loved you! KO-KO AND KATISHA. Katisha, behold a suppliant at your fact. KO-KO AND KATISIIA. Katisha mercy! PITTI-SING (MISS JESSIE BOND) AND POOH-BAH. Don't in yirlhood's happy spring be hard on us. ...

... SOME LONDON PUBLISHERS. XI.-- MR. T. FISHER UN WIN. Although, like nearly all other London publishers, Mr. Fisher Unwin is associated with the publication of certain special classes of works, his lists of new books cover nearly the entire ground of intellectual wants and appetites. Mr. Unwin has probably discovered more new writers than any other man living, and a careful glance through ...

... . Among the Outlanders so much in evidence at this moment in the Transvaal, one must not forget the British-Indian subjects. They go from India to work on the sugar plantations in Natal, and, concluding their contract there, they go to Johannesburg at the advice of their fellow-countrymen, and are apparently content to remain. The authorities have been compelled, for sanitary and other reasons ...

... CITY NOTES. The Next Settlement lee/ins on Jan. 27. A Crisis Made in Germany. On the top of all the other troubles that have come to afflict the just since the beginning of October, the City has had to suffer, since we last wrote, the severest shock of all-- what was virtually a threat of war against Great Britain on the part of the German Emperor. This hot headed young man, immediately on ...

... . CHIRGWIN IN THE PANTOMIME AT THE GRAND THEATRE, ISLINGTON. B Photographs by liana, Strand. ...

... AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE, MANCHESTER. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH IV LAFAYETTE, DUBLIN. 0 ...