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... SCHLOSS REINHARDTSBRUNN, NEAR GO''HAE A AAYU -U A THE ENGLISH CHURCH AT COBURG, PRESENTED BY THE DUKE THE FORTRESS OVERLOOKING THE TOWN OF COBURU SCHLOSS EHRENBURG: THE WINTER PALACE SCHLOSS FRIEDENSTEIN, GOIHA, WHERE THE SILVER WEDDING HAS BEEN CELEBRATED THE OLD WINTER PALACE, NOW THE ENGLISH PENSION THE DUCHESS MARIF'S INSITI'U E FOR GIRLS THE SILVER WEPDING OF TIlE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF SAXE ...
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... DRAWN BY J. NASH, V.I. i 1tOW A PIllUlToGAI'll IDY ?? .V NT C F ?? R.N. e osaires, just to the soth ot which Colonel Lewis defeated the Dervishes on December 26, is situated on thle blue Nile some 3oo miles frcm Khartoum. It is the most southerly Anglo.Egyptian post on the river. ' lire photograph from which this illustration is drawn was taken early in December, and shows the arrival of the ...
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... A NEW PEER AT HOME: SIR HENRY HAWKINS AND HIS -POOR CLIENTS DRAWN BY SYDNEY P. HALL AT A SPECIAL SITTING GRANTED TO THE GRAPHIC' ...
... FRIOM A SKE~TCtt OX (;EOdG:E G tAN ' Lord and Lady Curzon met wvthanrnthu-iastic welcome on their arrival at Calcutta from Bombay. The scene as the Procession passed along the streets lined with troop d crowded with sightseers waO -trittluy PICtoresque, At Government House they were received by Sir John WVoodburn, the Lieutenant-Governor of'engal, who conducted them to the verandah, where they ...
... FROMl A PHOTOGRAPH BY J. WICIKENS, UPPER BANGOR THE WRECKED TRAIN AFTER THE TIDE HAD GONE DOWN Onl the railway between Chester and H~lyhead, a portion of the permanent way just east ot Pennsaentnawre, was wholly wvashed away by the sea, which completely undermined the embankment during the heavy gale of Thursday in last week. r'he rails were left suspended, all the ballast having been carried ...
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... This sketch, which is drawn from life, seems to sum up the wvho:e or the Dreyfus question. I the Army. The sentry prevents the public from entering the Court, and the Army tries to prevent The sentry keeping guard at the cloxed door of the Cour de Cassation is typical of the attitude of I the natioa from judging for themselves of the justice of Drey'lu:S c jnclemtariD ' - W.LI ak* -0 Do -. ...