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... lUpl ^crcietg of faintm in AT the gallery in Pall Mall East, a very excellent collection will be open for the inspection of the public on Monday. The late E. Killingworth Johnson, whose death was reco ...
... MARIE BASHKIRTSEFF UnOHWGED T MMMBSUM OF J. TOMES, ESQ., FROM THE PAINTING BY J. BASTIEN LEPAGE, IN THE EXHIBITION OF OLD MASTERS ...
... CYCLING AT CATFORD BRIDGE-- TIIE FIVE JIILES' PROFESSIONAL CONTEST. Field-JIaislinl Visconnt, Wolseley, JIajor-General Lord Jletliueh, General Sir H. E. JVocid, Commander-in-Chief. commanding Home District. Qnartermaster General. REVIEW OF THE LONDON GARRISON. ...
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... . BERLIN GOLF.-- It is a satisfactory sign of the times to find that the royal and ancient game has at last made some head way in Germany. I remember not so very long ago discussing with a German the chance of golf ever obtaining a foothold in his country; and although a keen and ardent sportsman him self, he professed grave doubts as to the game appealing much to German tastes, although he ...
... A CllA.il.riOX OF Tl'lli KING. S ...
... HISS SYDNEY FAIRBROTHER. (rRINCESS'S THEATRE. ...
... . TIGER-SHOOTING will always attract the true Briton, on account of the spice of danger attached to it, although gener ally the sportsman who engages in it is placed in a safe position when the beat commences: the poor, ill-clad natives, who drive the game from his cover, depend on the nerve and good shooting of the sahib-log to save them from a terrible mauling, or, maybe, sudden death. The ...
... NOTES FROM PARIS. (mom our special correspondent.) M. Alphonse Duvernoy's HellA at the OrfutA. ANY doubts that might have existed as to the importance of this production are set at rest to-day, if only by the opposition the work encounters in certain quarters. M. Alphonse Duvernoy has had the courage to call it an opera, and has had, moreover, the good and deserved luck to achieve a ...
... . AT the conclusion of the business of the Gravesend Town Council, the other day, an unusual scene was witnessed in a presentation to Captain H. E. Davis, of the Grand Theatre, Gravesend, by the Mayor. The facts in connection with the award of a medal and diploma to the captain by the French Government, in recognition of fire brigade services, have already been related, and we now have only to ...
... YVETTE GUI LEER T. IN HER DRESSING-ROOM AT THE THEATRE. FROM THE PAINTING BY M. H. ALBEUTI, NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE PARIS SALON. IN HER DRAWING-ROOM. FROM A PHOTOGBAFH BY TIROL, PARIS, U ...