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... Eie poit* DRESS AND FASHION. q 'dholida makers'have naturaTlY i Seasidel.k much depressed ever the been much I5 *simplydeb'lorable. weatheri hich sb orae the ae a ccbdbei been that visitos' th. a. ...
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... FIt.wsic+ HEIRlPOED I'ESTIVAL. _Tlo 177th meetingof the Three Choirs ef Hereford, Glouceater, and Worces- ter, this year held at the first-named city, began. on Tuesday. The suporior quality of the choir, drawn' by Dr. Robertson Sinclair, the conductor and local organist, solely from the festival societies of the thrse cities, was imms- diately mads apparent in the National anthem. To this ...
Literature
... I ' '1 - t ' . S13 WALWzz2X 1xTSr3 NSW NOVL. ?? Fouth- Generaten.. bY Wltei He~at.-Loud@reiww wids 19xeetb fr sthmda astearthk ' story witha.- purpaioshe-lgenerally dc-, tined tao d ye y fait, ,itmpily. beauaee tho purpose in allorwed tho'd¢oinate every other intefes6. Sir Welter 'Be'sant' is, howeveor a ?? craflt of t noveoit; and. thorefl - 'theeaih: teo- preseont story isidlstlnc'tly'ina ...
Music
... > flsic. THEl WAR FUND CONCERT AT COVENT -GABDEN. ComIlete success on Thursday evening mnarked the concert arranged by the Marohioness of Lansdowne's committee ,in aid of the Officers' Wives' and Fami. lies' fund. The audience was one of the most brilliant ever assembled within the walls of the noble opera house; the Royal box was occupied by the Prince and Princess of Wales, Princees Henry of ...
The Secret of the Read
... =JLV RiGHTS RJ8EThD.J Aft - fes vdt bf ki eM I BY L. T. MADR. Lucy Merriman, * young girl from 9hk country, cormes to -London to help her aunt, Mrs. Morris, In a lodging- house in Charles-street. Maida-vale. She is greeted by the bews that her aunt is away and is received:by her little c,48s1, Hughey, who tolls her some aueer family stories. Thatnightalodger, Mr.'Cuthbert, fseliiig himself ...
The Brandon Jewels:
... ?? LL. : I GTS HRI1 ?? ?Xaloa i 1, ive it , t 5-;l .p- I 1.11 A LONDG- MYSTERY.- B -tRY H. TENNYSON.. Author of A Uruel.Dbilamra. A ?? Dinner W Wthiu Hsr G/rasp. &c Tessic. and Molly Brandon inherit 'Jewels irorth many thousands of pounds, and speedily-find them a cause of great 'anxiety. On taking up their residence in the house of a crippled, gentleman Named French at Hampstead, they ...
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... .. : ?? MUM ? ? II ?? 1nhi'Loe- ¢WhbAngel ef Ubsaco. by GG' h' 'ehon. traightforvard- nsies itthe matlk of bthl aulthor's fietion.- -H.. never vorerorowds his story with characters or distracts attention from hiu main theme by unneeded side issues. rhe result in the present instance is a simple, but eminently 'readable, story. A young -man of wealth and leisure meets 'a very handsome young ...
JOKES OF THE DAY
... JOKES OF TH DAY. - HOME MADE. elyT is the German Emperor thelarli. ta]b.. cb in the world F--Becatuso he in Stth head of everything in Berlin, which on is the Sprcs.-Funlcl. I is always ERNAIV.-Pott I heai .Fsdi ?? to be married.- bbh Gladto hearit! 'e Rtold ?? 13oafrid he should bhavs to file his ietl- GLDS JY WnSN'T A PA1 -Mrl. JoreeS ?? ?? s~en my baby? It's S Seet little peach !-Mrs. ...
Music
... LRU 0 1 C. Miss Keevil, a; young artist whose re- fined performances bavegreatlyincreased the popularity of the mandoline in the West of England, on Tuesday, at Ken- sington town hall, gave a concert, evi- dently designed to show the possibilities [of the instrument she has Bo thorouahly mastered. In both grave and gay pieces Miss Keevil manifosted a finished method, combined with breadth of ...
The Music Halls
... Or, . 64C The ?? vers on of Round the Town Agein, divided am it is into two parts, is going very strong at the Empire. There have been many additions and alterations to bring it up to date. Mr. Will Bishop in a travesty of V)o Wolf Hopper in. Li E Aapitan scores a great hit, The hic7cle polo is always wortb watching, 'and the teaie .play up with reai spint. The Streator American Zoiaves go ...
LAST NIGHT'S THEATRICALS
... .LAST NIGHT'S THEATR.ICALS I~ ~ - COVENT GARDEN OPERA. There is no surer draw than Romeo ea Juliette when Madame Mellha plays tho heroine. Last night did not prove an ex ...
Literature
... ' eat ut &A~11xaa A~ltiqe, flustrd eand de- corat W Heathob nson: wiwh an tinzrd~not~~ ,by . 39cal Wiaimna, -Nokifihimors aeake anhatis.fn thano ?? -oi~o' lha tatn fto: Poe's :poems oonidojbi bedesired . He ?? ;E wht~fae-gtspit, sohrastrsi of-th6poet, irnd sets Wb eires inkgrace. ful linee alnd atitirthl effotas of lib aid zhade. .L~*yers of Poa-e ill be delighted witli*2lie artist's ...