... new era in theatrical realism, still the poet in him subsisted. Mr. does not agree with Georg when he talks the poetry “ ghosts.*’ One cannot help thinking, however, that the man who bade tremendous tragedy arise, develop, and burst like a crash of thunder ...

... d«;orat«d with arab«*sque floral patt«*mH HUggCMting the ghost aieludruiau or the veiled face of leper. ItesoixTE Vali. Beiroufc doen not enjoy the best reputations in the lA>vant. Till recently riots and tumults were the order of the day, ranging from petty ...

... special form, but is able to enjoy the fullest freedom. Mr. Thorley has not taken advantage of this to let his imagination run riot. His work has evidently been carefully planned, and its composer's intentions can be grasped without undue effort. The theme ...

... was the author this litol symplo book and died loading England's vanguard at the amazing victory of would hardly insure his ghost an invitation to enter the White House. The man was cunning in hia cruelty and a smoothbored double-barrelled traitor, and ...

... midnight walk through tho west wing of Romaine Castle, where bloodcurdling crimes are being committed in order to provido more ghosts to hmmt the Hidden House. Tho characters are not in any way striking, but they are pleasant enough company, nod even the villein ...

... in a railway disaster in I’ennaylvania Wednesday oveuniß. The hakers' strike in Paris causing little inconvenience. Some rioting took place, however, last evening. It is rumoured in New York that another Bull cotton pool ** has been formed. On the ground ...

... Lour Acre, and lastly. 1882, tlw Polytechnic in Kegcnt-atrect, famoni for its divine bell, mechanical Blnndin, and Pepper’s Ghost.” By this time the Institute bad become known for its technical and practical trade classes, and henceforth it became Mr. Hogg's ...

... :• »n nWOSLBkVA CBtoa, mtodiWg . aATaNPAB. Tarpewilao , • •tfc I PRICKS FOR DBUVRtT. MBIT TfHUL, Wheat opraod fina at (o. riot, ao.i fviropeaa cal>loe. weaibei tbe fm.*- Wool, focotga biases baring May aad Dei-ewher. ' Aorti ooveriag. aad light ogenag* ...

... Viliari, J. M. Dent and Co. 10s. 6d. not. wrong with his procession to (he Lucerne Hofkirehe, which in truth an assembly of ghosts interspersed with gaudy splashes of colour; while one or (woof the other illustrations leave something to be desired. But ...

... compared with the foreigner is, in ray opinion, entirely wrong, and »ay this being in a very independent position, because I am riot any medium-priced British car. I Rdievc 10-day that mediumpriced cars are made in Great Britain far tlrr tluoi the hulk the ...

... live ignorance of the fact Uict war in bath w *»*bre. me to receive from the purs / jj WM niiraunl .nd caugbtT Toe police rioted with Cultcnndoap, cleanse the skin of emeu end scale, anti co-reapondent. Theae damages should be niven because It fi.™ i ...

... his own side wore reduced to a condition of open-mouthed astonishment. Sir Henry's face flushed at this outcry, but not the ghost of a smile passed over his features. Mr. Balfour rose amid a st.. nn of shouts of Mafeking. At once he said he would answer ...