... nineteen years ago, when it had a run which extended to the production in November, 1882, of iola/ahe. We cannot, of course, now speak in detail of the revival, which was announced for Wednesday evening It may, however, be said that, although Patience was beyond ...

... representative of the more prominent workers in the field of decorative art. Among the new features of the hook which, generally speaking, follows the excellent lines of its predecessors, is an article on Applied Art, by Mr. Edward F. Strange. Mr. A. C. R. ...

... command over you, nor any authority to stop or direct your actions. Speak on, therefore, and pray excuse me that I interposed so roughly. But you shall not speak it out to me, if you speak it to any, and turning with a bow he made quickly for the door. ...

... field has seen, Till then, please God, the shamrock's mine- By order of the Queen ! So when we wear our shamrock loved, 'Twill speak to us of those Who never fled a stricken field, Nor feared to meet their foes. From Fontenoy to Spion Kop, Plassey to Pieter's ...

... those who establishedl it flo less steadfast than1 they woere whenl the! y the ' Club in the little gallery in I' Frankly speaking, the memnbeis, with ft tions, make their appeal less to the publi 1 , . their fellow-nilembe s, and this general ain, ing ...

... THE DUTCH By H. RIDER HAGGARD. Illustrated by G. P. JACOMB.HOOD, R.I. CHAPTER XVI. THE MASTER I ?? 1 N the sitting-room, speaking more slowly and with greater caution, Foy con- tinued the story of their adventures. When he came to the tale of how the ...

... hills temp. Edward II. There is afresh, open- air poetry about both style and subject that is exceedingly charming, and, speaking of poetry, the author not seldom shows himself a very real poet in verse as well as in prose. To dissect fanciful work of ...

... through a crack in the tapestry. By the Saints, what a fool he looks ! Lysbeth, said Dirk at last, I want to speak to you. Speak on, cousin, she answered. Lysbeth, I-I-have loved you for a long while, and I-have come to ask you to marry me. I ...

... of purpose. But for all that the author considers that as a strategist Napoleon was immeasurably superior to Wellington. Speaking of the latter, he ?? great man, greater still as a man, was not a strategist of the first order ; in the great combinations ...

... rural, and suggests that his want of knowledge adds to the charm of his walks and bicycle rides. In his opening chapter he speaks of having made the heart-beating discovery of a wild kind of Arum lily growing by the roadside. It was only a specimen ...

... will be assigned to Miss Isabel Jay, while tie Lady Ella, in which Miss Fortescue (now a well-known actress) first had a speaking part, will be played by Miss Agnes Fraser ; other characters being assigned to Miss Evans, Mr. Hewson, Mr. Leon, and Mr. ...

... overconm vibration caused by the roughness of the roads. The fitting isa ' ugly, but riders who have tried cycles thus fitted speak highlyofa;u. invention. The Riley Company also exhibit cycles fitted with t: .- anti-vibratorydevice (Sadler's patent). The ...