... FULL I NSLDE.-- -By A. J. ELSLEY. Reproduced by permi-sion of Messrs. Frost and Reed of S, Clare Street, Bristol and 47, Queen's, C.i/tun who arc publishing an Engraving from the Future of important size), and photographed by Henry Fix-on and Son, of Albany Street, London, K. W. ...

... CITY NOTES. The Next Settlement bet/ins on Jan. 10. The Stock Exchange Position. The terrors of the unknown are generally worse than the reality, and never has this been more evident than when applied to the last Settlement. Fortunately, the heavy drop came at the beginning of the Account, and there was plenty of time to prepare for the expected crisis, so that many heavy accounts were ...

... LONDON'S NEWEST AMUSEMENT TEMPLE AND ITS WHOLESALE PROMOTEES. That the new London Hippodrome in Leicester Square or rather, in Cranbourn Street, next door to Daly's, should turn out to be one of the grandest theatres yet seen in this many-theatre' d Metropolis is perhaps not to be wondered at when one comes to regard the extensive capital and boundless energy of this new playhouse's promoters. ...

... Farmer (to Sam'i,, tchom he had xr.ru coma out of the public-house)-. I thought you promised me to be teetotal? Sam'l I 'in no far frne 't 1100, Sir; I pay for none ...

... MISS EVIE GREENE AS SHE CAPTIVATES LYRIC AUDIENCES IN FLORODORA. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY THE LONDON STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY, REGENT STREET, W. ...

... raJs K&tch No. 362.-- Vol. XXVIII. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1900. sixpence. ...

... . Portraits on Preceding luge.) Colonel A. G. W. Goldsmid, Assistant- Adjutant- General of the 6th Division, was born at Poona in 1846, his father, Mr. Henry E. Goldsmid, .being in the H.E.I. C.S., and holding the appointment of Chief Secretary to the Government. After passing for Woolwich and Sandhurst, Colonel Goldsmid went to the latter, where he passed second and obtained the ...

... THE PRESENT-MINDED BEGGAR. Robert comforts the Girl that Tommy 's left behind him Uj ...

... . January-- wind-driven, sleet-pelted, snow-blinded, and generally ill-used by the atmospheric powers that be-- is perhaps the most comfortless month of the whole twelve from several points of view. The baked meats of festive Christmas are put back into the past, and naught remans of that over-catered-for period but the aftermath of physical ill-being. The tradespeople, who, no doubt, are also ...

... . Bv the death of Dorothy Dene a notable and interesting personality is lost to us. Exceptionally gifted with literary, dramatic, and artistic powers, she was also possessed of quite remarkable beauty, a fact that caused the late Lord Leightoti to select her as the model for some of his finest pictures. Thus we have her portrait preserved in Greek Girls Playing at Ball, Cymon and Iphigenia, ...

... , The announcement of whose ye.- appearance as Sydney Carton in The Only IVay, at the Prince of (Vales' a Theatre, brought jog to the hearts of his many admirers. This photograph is by Alfred Ellis and IV alery, linker Street, II ...

... . HENRIETTA, WIFE OF RICHARD, FIRST EARL GROSVENOR, From a Family Painting. LADY ELIZABETH MARY LEVESON-GOWER, WIFE OF RICHARD, THIRD EARL GROSYENOR AND SECOND MARQUIS OF WESTMINSTER. After a Picture by Sir Thomas Lawrence. RICHARD, FIRST EARL GROSYENOR. From a Painting by Benjamin West i RICHARD, THIRD EARL GROSVENOR AND SECOND MARQUIS OF WESTMINSTER. From an Old Print ...