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... od of London. On what I might, perhaps with justice, describe as Mr. Robertson's home links, he has done many fine things, for which he has received numerous rewards. He seems to have had a penchant for forming clubs, for in the winter of 1886, he, with ...
... South Africa, with which Her Majesty's Christmas and New Year greetings to her troops were read forth to them on parade in every camp. I wish you (General So-and-So) and all my brave soldiers a happy Christmas. God protect and bless you all! And again ...
... in this respect. Major-General J. P. D. French, who celebrated New Year's Day in South Africa by winning a smartly fought action against the Boers at Colesberg, is a cavalryman of the new school. That is to say, he is a hard-working, methodically minded ...
... directors apparently wished to blacken his late tenure of office as much as possible. The new manager has not yet been appointed. Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, one of the new directors on the Board, is, by the way, the direct nominee of the Camden Syndicate, a ...
... because the regeneration of the Commissariat in the Crimea was largely due to the support given to Mr. Soyer by The Illustrated London News in conjunction with the Times. A very terrible story reaches me from the Seat of War. For obvious reasons, I cannot ...
... hopelessly crushed out of him. Has the time come for a new aesthetic movement, and can its outer and concrete exhibition be the motor-car The suggestion seems hopeless, and pro vocative of derision. Yet a London public man, who so far has been a pioneer in severely ...
... Saturday week, I heard one of the greatest of art-critics say, The sketch by Melton Prior of Ladysmitli-, in the Illustrated, London News is the most graphic and brilliant that I have ever seen. And the Royal Academician to whom he was talking thoroughly ...
... ostrich-feathers and Parma violets, the same flowers composing their bouquets. The happy pair will spend their honeymoon in New York and London. TUE HON. STUART PLEY DELL-BOUVERIE (SON OF THE EARL OF RADNOR). MISS DOROTHY VICKERS, DAUGHTER OF MR. ALBERT VICKERS ...
... Mr. Anthony Hope's new novel Quisante is published, the world will be able to appreciate what is, in many respects, a very keen criticism of Benjamin D'Israeli. By the way, it is curious that in Mr. John Lane's announcement of the new number of the Anglo- ...
... Wolverhampton, has been appointed Common Serj eant of London in place of Sir Forrest Fulton, the new Recorder. Mr. Bosanquet is a Monmouthshire man. The salary of the Common Serjeant is £3,000 per annum. The new halfpenny postage stamp, which will be issued about ...
... bellows, has given Miss Nethersole and her play a boom that no amount of money could purchase. A Clown's Christmas. The tnimodrame, A Clown's Christmas, presented on Wednesday afternoon at the Lyric Theatre, is a really delightful work of the class so immensely ...
... is said to most resemble him in personal appearance. THE LATE DUKE OF ARGYLL. TUB PRINCESS LOUISE, NEW DUOiJESS OF ARGYLL. p..: u THE MARQUIS OF LORNE, NEW DUKE OF ARGYLL. PROM PHOTOGRAPHS BY ELLIOTT AND PRY, BAKER STREET, W. s 'vi vi 7 i v The Duke of ...