THE FLORAL FÊTE AT BOSCOMBE
... THE FLORAL FETE AT BOSCOMBE. HARVEST HOME JUDGING THE CARS. Tlie CLiirmnn, A PICTURESQUE MOTOR-CAR THE FIRST-PRIZE COACH. A BABY BICYCLIST. A SUNFLOWER CYCLE. ...
... THE FLORAL FETE AT BOSCOMBE. HARVEST HOME JUDGING THE CARS. Tlie CLiirmnn, A PICTURESQUE MOTOR-CAR THE FIRST-PRIZE COACH. A BABY BICYCLIST. A SUNFLOWER CYCLE. ...
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... A WELCOME TO THE COLOSSUS OF AFRIoA. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH J1V AMBROSE JARMAN, CLAREMUNT, CAl'E COLONY. This is one of the many Addresses of Welcome presented to Mr. Rhodes on his return to the Cape aft.r his recent visit to England. 01, serve the magic letters D.C.I. Cape Colony is far too small for loyal Africanders. Their cry is, Africa for Rhodes, and Rhodes for Africa! ...
... . See how my lady fair doth grasp the wheel And proudly steer, Surprised and yet delighted not to feel The least bit queer. But should the horrid waves accelerate Their ebb and flow Would she, I wonder, truly hesitate To come below Yet, madam, nothing care for vulgar quip Or lubbers' jeers Love guides and guards the happy little ship That Woman steers. r Us ca. 1 w n ...
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... MICE AT PLAY. Gv-'LliERT JAMES ...
... . The latest effort of the Crystal Palace people to make the place more attractive is the electrical installation of fountains, of which I reproduce two photograifiiic examples, inadequate, of course, as all black-and-white work must be in such a case. This combination of fire and water was first attempted at Chicago, and later on at Pittsburg. Below the spot where the old fountains used to ...
... . With Goodwood over and Cowes in full course, the gay season at home may really be said to have simmered down into nothingness. The full tide of holiday-seeking began, indeed, quite ten days ago, when there was an appreciable falling off in the Park and those other parts of town where smart folk do most congregate. Hundreds of English have already spread themselves over the Continental ...
... MISS FANNY WARD, WINNER OF THE PELICAN'S SMARTEST LADY COMPETITION. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY ALPREI) ELLIS AND YVALEHY, BAKER STREET, \V. Who is The Smartest Lady of To-Dry? Why, Miss Fanny Ward, according to the Pelican readers, who gave 27,572 votes for the captivating Marcctle of A Night Out, thus entitling this pretty actress to the First Trice, a Two Hundred Guineas Diamond Teli.an ...
... KOMI fLESTEREIB RALPH J, ...
... . Bernard Edward Barnaby Fitz-Patrick, Lord Castletown of Upper Ossory, is the lineal representative and heir of Bamaby Fitz-Patrick, the famous Whipping-Boy to Edward VI. It was the duty of the Whipping-Boy to receive all the punishment, corporal or otherwise, which fell to the lot of his princely master. Barnaby Fritz-Fatrick must have had some thing of a sinecure, since Edward VI. is said ...
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