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... lLle-THE STAGE FOR WOMEN, By MISS BESSIE HATTON, The original Lady Eve in the Secretary Leve Story, SATURDAY. Mar. 15. 12-—WOMEN'S ART WO! By MISS BE. K. HUNTSMAN Mar. 22. CONTAGIOUS EPIDEMIC. CONTAGIOU~ EPIDEMIC. | CONTAGIOUS RPIDEMIC. gach a times ilvess ...

... Sinding: A Danish Sculptor' lw Mr. W. R. Prior; and Fine Art at thi Clascce,r Exhibition. by Mr. Andrew Medi. The sections devoted to recent acquisitions in our 'museums and art galleries, and to The Art Movement, ore more than ordinarily interesting. The ...

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... the victim must depend, I should think, entirely upon the position which he occupies. Statesmen, who, it may be assumed, gmerally have secrets to keep, probably dread and detest it; artists, musicians, literary people, &c., have nothing worse to fear from ...

... any kind, thus help to render your English version of my writings absolutely fres to ell who may wish to make use of it. Should I write anything more, which I may think worthy of publication. I will with great pleasure forward it toyou without delay. Tun ...

... historical painter, with his bombastic imagination and ponderous methods. is an almost extinct animal. and that the effort to keep alive an obsolete convention is opposed to the best interests of every student who is now training for the profession. As an example ...

... works of art in private collection an habitually =pond. In few of the great borne that are flied with priceless things gathered from all parts of the world does any real safeguard against Ire exist, and the possibility that some trivial accident may rob the ...

... A CATALOOII7III of the contend of Leighton House has just been issued by the committee that hes undertaken the task of keeping alive that rather a• necessary institution. Included in this catalogs, le ' as account of the house, and various bite of about ...

... - Foresight is better than fortune—success bet. ter than gain. When actions follow thought, deode may be done; when thoughts follow action, deeds may bo undooe. To those about to marry Cod's blessing. (They'll need it). ' A woman'. few sometimes ia a ...

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