... sight-seeing space they possess will be reserved for the exclusive use of the families of the C.I.V's. We may expect more ambitious work from the Stage Society in the coming winter. The melodramatic farce, Macaire, by R. L. Stevenson and Mr. W. E. Henley ...

... will suspect a conspiracy to keep Mr. Chamberlain out of a position which he is supposed to be eager and in- patient to disport himself in; but it must be obvious to every thinking person that if the Tory party want to keep Mr. Chamberlain permanently ...

... was superb. The final scene, representing the Hall of the National Convention in an uproar, 'was a triumph of stage-management, but here ' art ended. There was no opportunity for anything below the surface. The tableaux-for they were really such-representing ...

... late Poet- Laureate was loyal to old conceptions of the mission of art. Tennyson used in this connection himself to quote the saying of George Sand, L'art pour art est une vaine mob; 1'art pour le vrai, Fart pour le beau et le bon, voila., la religion ...

... down in writing, so that the gemleman may have been misreported. But if he did cime from Scotland he had left his accent north of the Tweed, and had picked up the West Riding Doric with marve'llous facility, or it may be that he had taken it North himnself ...

... abandoned his proposed visit to Berlin, we may be allowed, perhaps, to dismiss the story of diplomatic intrigue, unless, indeed, it is to ?? claimed for X. Delense6 that ho has stxored a double victory in keep- ing the Shah amway from both London and I;erlin ...

... the Art Gallery are well stocked, and a visie will serve to show how largely art is now being impressed into the service of labour. CLnesnNcG SmvxEr'7-All difficulty in keeping silvrr, eleatro-npite. &c- unr-rnishee aod ?? L, briith-nt rolish, may be ...

... Chamberlain has already found a Biographer. This may be regarded as the strongest contemporary evidence of the prominent position he occupies in public life. To have one's Life written whilst one is still alive must be counted among the penalties of greatness ...

... they sun-ire the staling of the news they cotains In some ways this may he an advantage, for we are already overcrowded; but if it is more to be desired that a good man should be burnt alive than that he should have existed, the same law mar obtain in the ...

... for the letting derirons to cancel ?? agreement. OUR NEDS AND PROGRESS IN THE ARTS. In oconnection with the Exhibition of Arts and Crafts at present being held in the City Art Gallery, Leeds, an in furtihersace of the educational aspect of the objects held ...

... earliest possible moment of the military 'work they so patriotically undertook To keep them abroad for police duties would be unresona-ble. The hope, therefore, that they may figure in the Lord Mayor's Show is -not a vain one. Another City topic of the hour ...

... during the past year. The Board of Education Act, 1900. has provided for she amalgemation of the Education and Science and Art DcDartment-s, and created one Central Authority, or Board of Education, charged with the superintendence of mnattems relating ...