... . PEEL. LORD HAWKE. WAINWRIGHT. MR. F. S. JACKSON. Photographs by R. JV. Thomas Cheap side. ...

... . Midway 'twixt Hastings and Pevensey, on the borders of some of the loveliest rural scenery in Sussex, and at a point where the picturesque South Coast, although not hemmed in by cliffs, is at once bracing and sheltered, there has arisen, within the last few years, a watering-place which bids fair to play an important part in the social and hygienic history of the coming century. The ...

... IN TIIE PADDOCK. IN THE RING. PUNCIIESTOWN. ...

... THE LUDLOW CLUB SPUING MEETING. UNFORTUNATELY but few of the old-fashioned country Steeplechase meetings now remain. Those that do, however, are much appreciated and remind us of the good old times when one went chasing with less luxurious surroundings, but when better horses were seen, and I think, taken all in nil, better sport than at the present day. Still the public appetite for luxury ...

... A GREAT INDUSTRY. A Talk with the Founder of the Pneumatic Tyke Co., Limited. How great has become the rage for cycling, and in how many ways are cycles applied to the purposes of trade and commerce in addition to affording an excellent and fascinating mode of taking exercise for both men and women! It was my good fortune a few days ago to make the acquaint ance of a leading cycling expert, ...

... MISS LETTY LIND AS MOLLY SEAMORE IN THE GEISHA, AT DALY'S THEATRE. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY MESSRS. W. AHD D. DOWNEY, Elit'RY STREET, S.W. ...

... . The charming pastoral, Ipsitliilln, by Mr. Justin McCarthy, was given at Oxford by Mr. Alan Mackinnon's Amateur Dramatic Society, in a series of performances in aid of the Christ Church Mission in the East-End of London. ft was put upon the stage with great care. There are four char acters in the pastoral, Corydon, the Spartan shepherd; Ipsitliilln, his slave; Alcibiades, and Daphnis. Mr. W ...

... . The Fat Knight seems to have been a more sympathetic character to the actors of previous generations than he is to those of recent times. A man may have been a playgoer of many years' experience of the London stage without having made acquaintance with any other Falstaff than Mr. Beerbohm Tree's, who gave us the lesser Falstaff of the Merry Wives, some seven years ago. Even the old play ...

... A GKEAT SKATER. You have only to glance at the photograph of Herr Henning Grenander, the champion amateur figure-skater of Sweden, to discover the fact that he is a perfect athlete-- a second Sandow, without the abnormal development of the muscles. He stands about five feet ten, and is every inch a ladies' man. His modesty and retiring disposition would not allow of his admitting this to be ...

... . The trials and troubles of a special artist are illustrated by a letter which Mr. Melton Prior has addressed to the proprietors of the Illustrated London News, after he had started, in obedience to their instructions, for Bulawayo. Mr. Prior, it will be remembered, was in Johannesburg at the time of Dr. Jameson's expedition, and his sketches of the various incidents of the crisis are in the ...

... . It was not until I was half-way through the superb supper that Mr. Wyndham gave in celebration of the twentieth year of his manage ment that I suddenly remembered I had forgotten to examine the stupendous hotel in which we were being entertained royally. The truth is that, after spending four hours at the Lyceum, studying the pick of the English stage, and the evening at the Criterion, I had ...

... Ijc fitiftba]) fjunours THERE are few surprises in the long list of birthday honours this year. Three Peers are created, the Marquis of Granby, Mr. Heneage, and Colonel Malcolm. The Marquis of Granby ...