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... . Somebody remarked the other day, and very truly, that the number of people who go everywhere and do everything yearly increases. Since South African gold has come into fashion and Stock Exchange fortunes have been made every half-hour, more or less, this multiplication of Midas has gone on apace. and, with Klondyke in the present and other places in the future, we shall soon arrive, doubt ...
... . Distinguished Foreign Critic visiting an eminent English Painter prior to the Academy I am so delighted to meet you! I do so like beasts a ...
... 5f iwSK&'ITH No. 325.-- Vol. XXV. WEDNESDAY, AERIE 19. 1899. sN?f' BY POST. 6A ...
... . An interesting exhibition now occupies the rooms at the Continental Gallery of pictures of Nooks and Corners of the Austrian Riviera, by Madame Leo de Littrow. Starting from Abbazia, the artist has explored the coast on all sides of the Adriatic, and has made many of its beauties known on the Continent, and the fifty pictures now offered to London were brought here by the influence and ...
... The Golfer' s Magazine continues to be capitally done. The current number deals, among other things, with the Ganton links, the Cork Club, the new green at Prcstwick, &c. Following the success of the Times with the reprint of the Encyclo pedia Britanniea, J. W. Benson, Limited, have decided to adopt the same novel plan, and to accept twenty monthly payments on the same principle for goods ...
... how t>° A CH°IR °F CJ1IRPIMG MINSTREL5 BRING JH TRIUMPH To THE W°RLb CTHL YoUTHFUL OPRING.' ...
... HOW I ENGRAVED THE COVER FOR PICKWICK. MR. MASON JACKSON, TI1E DISTINGUISHED AUTHORITY ON ART JOURNALISM, ANI) AUTHOR OF '-'TIIE PICTORIAL PRESS, GIVES TIIE SKETCH SOME INTERESTING DICKENS REMINISCENCES. When Pickwick first came out, I was an apprentice with my brother, the late John Jackson, learning the ancient art of engraving on wood, which was then flourishing under the influence of ...
... iF^J hel?>I\t& I f> ri No. 324.-- Vol. XXV. WET)YES|)AY. APRIL 12 1899. ...
... . TUB KENSINGTON SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT. From Photographs by Bolas, Oxford Street, IV. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD OFFICE AT WHITEHALL.-- -DESIGNED BY MR. J. M. BRYDOX. THE NEW WAR OFFICE AT WHITE HALL. -DESIGNED BY MR. WILLIAM YOUNG. ...
... The appearance at the London Pavilion Music Hall of the Swiss giant, Constantin, naturally recalls some Goliaths of modern times. In days gone by, most nations held the belief that the men who preceded them were of immense build. Heathen myth ology and the folk-lore handed down to our own times are replete with marvellous legends based on this idea, which the monkish historians of the middle ...
... LADY MARY SACK VILLE. Lady Mary is one of the three sisters of the Earl Do La TFarr. She was photographed by Madame Lallie Garet- Charles, Titchfiehl Road N.W. ...
... . Governess: Now, I suppose, you've forgotten what shape I told you the world is? Pupil: No, I haven't forgotten. You said it was round, hut I didn't believe it. ...