... 3 Tannbauner'n Pilgrimage ?? ?? .W ger Ballad-` La Fiancee du Timnbalier ?? Saint-Saens SYmPhony in D ?? . Haydn Capricrio Italien (Opt 45) ?? Tschailkowsky 3 Songs ?? . .. . . .. . .. .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . . - Selection from Snite s In Fairyland .. cowen Song-' My Gentle Harp ?? Old Irish Melody The Ride of the Walkyries ?? Wagner Glasgow people do not as a rule turn out in great numbers ...

... NIEW -BOOKS QOFA THE WEEK. r _0 ?? _. .Av 9 I d 2 E I- I I I - I I HISTORY. AR A5OLOTGY. AN]) BLOGRAPIYRA The. Sbth AfricanfWar,n W99-1900. A Mili- taiy Retrospect up to-the Relief of Ladysmith. By Major S.SL. Noi. 2or, 1Maps. (London: John Murray.) - ' -Lifeif te oh-EmperorFrpderoic. Edited from the Gennan ?? von P cichiugrer. With en Introdiction hydbyidneyhWbitman. (London: Harper & ...

... CCHRSTMAS B-v, o~r ---4 s' That the Christmas number of T Mall Magazine is h1undsomely appo, to ? hardly be said. There omis at I, as quite eil ab et5' it of artistic embellishment, incliu, UL4td. zs coloured plate entitled Whisp.ers bsat ar vici. About the letterpress ere .-L . superabundance of the ghLs55- thr . iu & sd from the, ghostly which is Proper to e, With one or two exceptions, ...

... . MUSIC AND THE DRIAMA. I - n (YrsOm OUR OWN' coRnlEsroernxT tr London, Sunday Night. ti 3 Auld Lang Syna did nic enjoy a very a] long ruim at the Lyceum; and, indeed the house ir has under Sir Henry-Ining for so many years ce 3been identified with work of a higher class that m the public probably neood educating before they ft can look upon this theatre as a temple of modern is melodrama. ...

... i I I VISIT TO THE EXHIBITION~ (RRzuwFx's TET.EGRAMSi P Paris, November 26. P Mr Kruger received no one this. mnorning. At eleven o'clock Dr Leyds went to the MlinistrY -for Foreign Affairs. where he paid a visit to M. Delcases. At noon Mrt Kruger went out for a drive in the direction of the Exhibition. The ?? drove in en open victoria, and was Warmly[ wrapped up. At his side sat his grand- ...

... ,MLSfZCELLAN2EOUS BOOKS. Great L astea ?? nd.,Scaulpture. r ' ' Perug lno.. By Geoizg.,C_ wiliamzson, Litt.I. (London: George Bell & Sons.) 'Yietra Yannucci, known as Per'ugino. is an interesting and, ifi somne ways, a great figure in tart With him it may be said that mediaval art died. He was the last pre-Raphaelite, and h e lfad the great tfitahe to have been one of the etahest ...

... LITERATURE NEW BOOKS OF YESTERDAY. t The Civilisition of India. By Romesh C . I Dut.-The Gri-ek Drama. By Lionel D. I sir Bursett, M. A The Temple Primers. (London: na J. M. Dent & Co.) o t e Casque and CowL A Tale oa the F nnchran Reformation. By F. M. Cotton Walker. Illus- th trations by J. Littler. (London: S. W. Partridge lde I& Co.) 'Gideon Guthrie. A Monozraphl Written ?? 1712 ...

... l SCIENTTIFIC. PHIL OScPHIT, AX' D I TECIvfiACL. Io The ChetnistrV Of Pottery. By Simeon Cie Shaw', LL.D. (London Issued in its on Origigina l Jiiorm by Scott, Greenwood & Co.) ;h This interesting volaomo has been kept from the i' renc1l Of t 1im nodern editor and reprinted in its no e nttretv by the enterpo sing' publishers of The dt Ptoery Gazette and other trade journals. The authory an ...

... I BA UR'S POEMS. Disputed PiweA and a New a E T'^° Ascript51. c 0 f 0sein an age Cars %* give the devil his a: ,v anc age in which Mr Froude may tl Hery thie Eighlth, or young rt *- *i: - 0 to his own satisfaction that Judge a: ?? at ns black as he is painted, or T' a I go ?? that is idmirable int * fa--- >t' dnit rueresentatives of the old q j; c? ) saine extelt these opolofltei may be ;j ...

... HISTORY, ARBCMOLOGY, AND BIOGRAXPaY. Joel Dorman Steele, Teacher and Author. By. Mrs George Archibald. (London; Gay & Bird.) The name of Dr Steele is hardly known in this country, but in America he gained a great h reputation as the author of an extraordinarily ti , successful series of school text-boolks in science p 'and history. He was a teacher by profession, SI l and a born teacher as ...

... HISTORY, ARCHEOLOGY, AND BIOGRAPHY. Heraldry in Relation to Scottish History and Art, being the Rhind Lectures on Archaology for 1898. By Sir James Bal- four Paul, Lord Lyon King at Arms. (Edinburgh: David Douglas.) Whether or not heraldry be really a science, as in one of the early pages of this volume it is E asserted to be, there can be no-doubt that it is a most useful aii to historical ...

... MUSIC AND) THE DIRA-M THE NEW DRANATIG SEASO tea WCN ?? oN OoRzsrosUTTS P London, Sunday Night. The thetrical vacation is almost over, and. W the stage doors of some of the theatres are WC already opening for the rehearsals for the new season. It promises to be an extremely busy- season, particularly at she outset. Tih ?? I production, of course, will be the American h farcical comedy In ...