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... Depart ment, where he superintended the books of photographs of foreign warships. Previously to that he served with Lord Charles Beresford, as Com mander of the Undaunted Captain Swinburne is one of the voungestof his rank in the Navy. Unlike most naval ...
... Paul M. Berton, Mr W. West, Mr. Charles Hanbury, Mr. Leslie Thomson, Miss Lottie Venne, Miss Sitgreaves, Miss Carlotta Zerbini, Miss Ethel Clinton, Miss Flossie Wilkinson, Miss Griffin, and Miss Lilias N. Earle. Mr. Charles Hawtrey will produce Nurse, ...
... as he is in wild Banffshire, where Gordon Castle is noted for its hospitality. From the day, just forty years ago, when Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox succeeded to the dukedom he has shown himself possessed of rare public spirit, and never was this more ...
... Lafayette, Dublin; Lieutenant- Colonel H. R. L. Howard, by H. Walter Harnett, Hyde Park Corner Major the Earl of Essex, by F. Downer, Watford Captain Lord Alwyne Compton, by I. Edwards, Hyde Park Captain Sir Elliott Lees, M.P.. by T. Fall, Baker Street, W. Captain ...
... of value, for Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of West Kensington, are apt to receive electro-plate, whilst Sir John and Lady Smythe, of Hyde Park, are presented with silver that the rich shall have more since the time of Timon of Athens being quite understood. Neither ...
... them. Those were the Queen's days and the people's days. In the vast crowds which greeted the august lady from Paddington to Hyde Park, from there again past the Wellington Statue and Apsley House what memories they must bring to Her Majesty and in the ...
... folk both in town and provinces. The Hon. Charles Sclater-Booth, the late Lord Basing's second son, opens the ball on the 18th, when he will wed Mrs. Frere, widow of the late Mr. W Tudor Frere, of Sussex Place, Hyde Park, the ceremony taking place at St. ...
... from photographs by E. Baker. START OF AUTOMOBILE 1,000 MILES CONTEST. The Automobile Club's thousand miles trial began from Hyde Park Corner at 7 a.m. on Moncjay, when about eighty vehicles started. Various types of cars were represented, from 16-horse-power ...
... Campbells is the old Abbey of Finlarig on Loch Tay, near Killin. Rooks, of all birds, have returned to London. Connaught Square, Hyde Park, which it need hardly be said is not a square but a parallelogram, possesses some tall trees, and a colony of rooks have ...
... MANAGERESS OF THE COMEDY THEATRE, WHO IS PRESENTING TO THE LONDON PUBLIC MR. CHARLES BROOKFIELD'S COMEDY ENTITLED KENYON'S WIDOW. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY WALTER llARNETT, HYDE PARK CORNER, S.w. ...
... 1000-MILE AUTOMOBILE TOUR. MONDAY, April 23, saw such a mighty procession of cars, quadricycles, and tricycles congregated at Hyde Park Corner as was a revelation in this country. The tour itself was entirely a new experiment, and even Mr. Johnson, the admirable ...
... Marlborough, helped in the defeat of Marshal Villeroi, who lost 13,000 men. The war told on the meet of the Coaching Club in Hyde Park on Saturday, for while there were thirty-four coaches last year there were only sixteen on Saturday the smallest number ...