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... . Two Important Royal Dales. The King has settled to take what is certain to be the most important Progress of his reign, that through the City of London and certain South London thoroughfares, on Oct. 18, and it is also intimated that their Majesties hope to attend a public Thanksgiving Service at Westminster Abbey on the following day, Oct. 19. The last great Thanksgiving Service attended by ...
... THE KING'S NEIGHBOURS ON DEESIDE SOME HISTORIC SCOTTISH RESIDENCES. BRACKLEY (NEAR BALLATER), AN IDEAL SCOTTISH MANSION. GLEN MUICK HOUSE, ONE OF THE HIGHLAND HOMES OF SIR ALLAN MACKENZIE. GLEN-TANA (FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE SIR WILLIAM CUNLIFFE BROOKS), NOW OCCUPIED BY THE COATS FAMILY. y ABOYNE CASTLE, THE RESIDENCE OF THE MARQUIS OF HUNTLY. 1NVERCAULD HOUSE, AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY ...
... MISS MABEL LOVE AS JOAN IN SWEET AND TWENTY ON TOUR. Photograph by liana Bedford Street, Strand. c (See Heard in the Green-Room.) ...
... ME AKEEMAN MAY TN SAN TOY. X T' E are accustomed to see effective disguises upon the London V V stage, but now and again the accomplishment of an actor or actress calls for special mention. Mr. Alterman May, whose performance in The Gay Parisienne, as well as his work under Mr. Wyndham at the Criterion and Mr. George Edwardes at Daly's, will be remembered with pleasure, has a really ...
... ONE of the most estimable and popular clergymen in the City of London, and one of the stauncliest and sincerest supporters of the Corporation, the great public usefulness of which he well knew, the Rev. Prebendary Whittington was for upwards of fifty years a City Rector. Having had a sincere admiration for this true and earnest Christian worker, I readily accepted the courteous invitation of ...
... A SUMMER STUDY OF MISS GERTRUDE ELLIOTT (MRS. FORBES-ROBERTSON). Photograph by Lizzie Caswall Smith Oxford Street, TV. ...
... SOME OF THE PRINCIPALS IN ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN, MR. W. S. GILBERT'S PARODY OF HAMLET, PERFORMED AT THE GARRICK LAST WEEK. (See Thf. Stage from the Stalls.) V _ J CAPTAIN ROBERT MARSHALL AS HAMLET, MRS. MADELEINE LUCETTE RYLEY AS OPHELIA, AND MR. LEO TREVOR AS ROSENCRANTZ. LADY COLIN CAMPBELL AS QUEEN GERTRUDE AND MR. IV. S. GILBERT AS KING CLAUDIUS 01' DENMARK. Photographs by ...
... . IT is the special happiness of the artist, and in this he resembles the poet, that his art fills his whole life; it is always with him, and never so much so as when he is holiday-making. The barrister, when August comes round, is only too glad to forget his briefs, the solicitor to throw aside his writs and deeds, the doctor to be quit of his patients' foibles, the engineer to be relieved ...
... . SYDNEY HARBOUR, FROM NO.RTH SHORE. T JHl THE ROTANTCAT, GARDENS. SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WAT.BS, SHOWING GOVERNMENT HOUSE IN THE BACKGROUND. ...
... . SYDNEY HEADS, NEW SOUTH WALES, WHICH H.il.S. OPHIR PASSES ON ENTERING AND LEAVING FORT JACKSON, ...
... . I DO not remember a more varied or attractive programme for the opening of the Opera Season than that put forth this year at Covent Garden, started on the 13th inst. with Gounod's Roméo et Juliette. In this grand opera, Madame Eames and M. Saléza represent the lovers--originally played by Madame Patti and Mario; the cast is generally capital, and Signor Maucinelli's orchestral direction ...
... THE L1TERAKY LOUNGER. THE American Bookman, which, by the way, received at the Paris Exposition one of the gold medals given to magazines, announces as the best selling books at present Alice of Old Vincennes, Eben Holden, Richard Yea-and-Nay, The Visits of Elizabeth, Quincey Adam Sawyer, and In the name of a Woman. Nothing is move remarkable than the difference of taste between ...