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... LETTER London, May 2nd, 1900. Miss Marie Corelli, who has written no long novel since The Sorrows of Satan in 1895, has almost completed a long and elaborate story, which Messrs. Methuen will publish in the course of the summer. The title of the new book ...
... for organising this delightful feast of vocal and instrumental music. May the London Musical Festival be an annual event It seems to have escaped general attention that l ie New Duchess H H Princess Louis'e, D=chess of Ar„yu, Uas o/ Argyll and the OJ J been ...
... THE NEWSLETTER. London Week by Week. Great New Street, E.C., May gth, igoo. London's welcome on Monday to the men of H.M.S. Powerful who formed part of the Naval Brigade at Ladysmith was a right royal one. The decorations, to begin with, were elaborate ...
... best known editorial effort. He was Professor of German literature in King's College, London, since 1863 and Examiner in German to the Universities of Oxford and London. He instructed the Duke of York and his sisters in the German tongue. M. Yves Guyot ...
... temporary command at Accra. \J early all the notable literary Americans live in London we know, although Mr. Howells still prefers to look out on the Central Park in New York, and Mr. Marion Crawford still revels in the delightful vista that Sorrento ...
... the most distinguished of the war artists are now back in England. Mr. Maud of the Graphic, Mr. Melton Prior of the Illustrated London News, and Mr. W. B. Woken of The Sphere have all turned their backs on South Africa. The SPHERE, however, has still Mr ...
... district. J1R. PRITCHARD MORGAN AND HIS COREAN SECRETARY, MR. PANG. rhoto hi/ the London Stereoscopic Company, Regent Street, a REDUCTION OP THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS DRAWING OP THE QUEEN'S GARDEN-PARTY. (SEE NOTE ON THIS PAGE.) ...
... walking pace with a heavy load while, as our illustration depicts, tho meeting with agricultural horses reminds the traveller of the various kinds of horses needed for particular work. In our illustration, the hay harvest is being ingathercd, and, as ...
... THE NEWSLETTER. London Week by Week, Great New St., Sept. 5, igoo. The end of the sum mer is fore shadowed by many signs. The theatres are opening and out door entertainments ending, and the town, so dreary in August-- with its shuttered houses and torn-up ...
... upon the idea of making little Londoners real citizens, for he has written a capital school boy story for the Cassells, called Our Great City, or London, the Heart of the Empire. Printed in big type, it is lavishly illustrated, and is extremely interesting ...
... honours was a Prussian Barony, bestowed, on him when Ambassador at Berlin. The fourth Earl of Clarendon of the new creation the father of the new Lord Chamberlain was born in 1800, and was destined to a most distinguished career in the Diplomatic arena. ...
... books to the list of Christmas publications. The first, entitled What Shall We Do- Now? whict he has written in -conjunction with Mrs. Lucas, is a delightful present for children, a repository of games and endless', fun for the Christmas holidays. It is published ...