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... TJIE JUBILEE OF TIIE DAILY NEWS (1846-1896). I am glad to offer my congratulations to Sir John Robinson and his colleagues upon the Jubilee of the Daily News. The journal may well be proud of its fifty years' record; it has led the way in many a forlorn hope on behalf of progress and the better government of our country. Its most bitter political opponents have conceded that on many ...
... MISS GERALDINE OLLIFFE. iFROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY FALK, SYDNEY. ...
... MISS FLORR1E ROB1NA AS CRUSOE, AT THE THEATRE METROPOLE, CAMBERWELL. FIIOM A PHOTOGRAPH BY HANA, STRAND. ...
... THE LATE SIR FREDERIC LEIGHTON (BARON LEIGHTON), PRESIDENT OP TIIE ROYAL ACADEMY. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY MESSRS. RUSSELL AND SONS, BAKER STREET, W. s| ...
... . UITLANDER VOLUNTEERS MARCHING TO TIIEIR HEADQUARTERS. COMMISSIONER STREET, JOHANNESBURG. THE CAMP AT YEOVILLE. THE CROWD IN S1MMONDS STREET. m GUARDING THE ROAD TO PRETORIA. Photographs by Bar not I, Johannesburg. ...
... LOBD LEIGHTON. Our painter-peer has been taken from us, and lie lias had no opportunity of giving a really decorative touch to the red benches of the House of Lords. Questions which bear upon art do sometimes rise in Parliament, and are sadly maltreated there it would have been Lord Leighton's privilege to give them an artistic aspect, and to impress upon his fellow- Peers the melancholy truth ...
... MR. GEORGE ALEXANDER AS THE KING IN THE PRISONER OF ZENDA, AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY ALFRED ELLIS, UPPER BAKER STREET, X.W. B ...
... . The royal family are in the public eye, as they seldom are, when bereavement overtakes them. Prince Henry, of whom more is said on another page, had endeared himself to the Queen, and the heart of the nation goes out to her and her favourite daughter in this great sorrow. I understand that the Prince of Wales has been invited to act as Commodore at the Douglas Bay Regatta, to be held on June ...
... MR. GEORGE ALEXANDER IN THE PRISONER OF ZENDA, AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALFRED ELLIS, UPPER BAKER STREET, N.W. ...
... . Photographs by It. Lang Sims, Folkestone. ...
... MISS ALEXANDRA DAGMAR AS DANDINI IN THE PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY HANA, STRAND. ...
... MISS FAY DAYIS. Sometimes a side-show will take the shine out of the main exhibition, grand as it may be, of which it forms a part. Similarly, to an episode in a story not necessarily an integrant portion of the plot, whether described within the covers of a book or played before the footlights, there attaches often a superlative interest. The love scene between Mr. Kilroy (Mr. Wyndham) and ...