... C.B., who distinguished himself in one of the Soudanese wars. Mr. Horace Mills is a member of one of Mr. George Edwardes's companies, and his brother, Mr. Stratton Mills, is playing in Mr. Robert Arthur's pantomime, Dick Whittington, at the Kennington ...

... greatest authority Mr. Ernest D'Auban will continue to impart his hereditary skill in dancing by example and precept and Mr. P. J. Kirwan will teach elocution with the thoroughness recognised by the London School Board. Mr. D'Oyly Carte and Mr. George Edwardes ...

... that rare tact and kindness which are distinguishing traits of His Royal Highness, has arranged to lend Mr. Sidi lev Greville to Lord Salisbury. Mr Greville, who is the youngest and only unmarried son of the late Earl of Warwick, is supposed to be a young ...

... to the West end, and have proved enormous successes. Mr. Maude and Mr. Harrison intend, indeed, to give us The Rivals and The School for Scandal, in which Mr. Maude will play Sir Peter Teazle. When Mr. Foibss Robertson produced Sheri dan's comedy at the ...

... of the three great and ennobling figures in our latter-day literature, and renders the isolation of Mr. Swinburne and Mr. Meredith all the greater. Mr. Ruskin, though born in London at 54, Hunter Street, Brunswick Square and brought up in Surrey, was ...

... surrounded Mr. W. E. Henley, which learnt his fine impulsive style, and which caught his gift of pictorial ex pression. Mr. Steevens's talents early received recognition in the National Observer of Mr. Henley, and the Pall Mall Gazette of Mr. Cust, but ...

... Hill house in 1843, and, 011 the death of his mother, Mr. Ruskin in 1871 bought Brantwood, and gifted 28, Heme Hill, for the remainder of his lease, to his cousin on her marriage to Mr. Arthur Severn. Mr. Ruskin's earliest school was in the Denmark Ilill ...

... years old when he went to Herne Hill. The house still stands, and is the London home of Mr. and Mrs. Severn Ruskin, who inherited the pro perty, having given it to Mrs. Severn on her marriage. When he was in his teens Ruskin and his family moved to the village ...

... The Senior winner proved to be Mr. W. F.. Thatcher, who had on his card such figures as 88--4 84. The three men in the Junior division who will have to face the musio again are Mr. B. James, Mr. C. R. Wills, and Mr. A. W. Wills, and their respective ...

... now adequately filled. Mr. II. M. Tennent (Wadham) will play Sir Andrew; Mr. C. A. G Mackintosh (Oriel), Sir Toby; Mr. E. C. Vigors (Christ Church), Antonio Mr. B. L. De Fontaine (Iveble), Sebastian Mr. G. P. Langton, Malvolio ...

... y. I understand that Mr. F. T. Bullen is writing a novel. If it is as good as-manv of his sketches are, it should attract attention. It seems that Mr. G. W. Steevens was able to write very little of his projected story, John King. In the Life of the ...

... when given by Mr. Charles Calvert at Manchester, when Phelps appeared, doubling the parts of Shallow and the King and its revival by Mr. Benson as a four-act piece at the Stratford Memorial Festival. It is, indeed, with Samuel Phelps that Mr. F'. 11. Benson ...