... THE HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY: GROUP OP THE HISTORIC REGIMENT AT THE PINSBURY HEADQUARTERS. THE 1st CITY OF LONDON ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP. From Photographs by Elliott and Fry, Baker Street, W. ...

... , The vivacious ingenue who maJces such a delightful Lucie Manette in Mr. Martin Harvey's revival of The Only Way at the Prince of Wales's Theatre. This photograph is by Gabell and Co., Pbury Street, S.W. ...

... . Very few of our younger opera-goers remember Marietta Piccolomini, but she was one of the most famous vocalists of her day. After a career of extraordinary brilliancy, she quitted the stage and became reduced in circumstances. When Mr. Lumley was Manager of Her Majesty's Theatre, Madame Piccolo- was for five seasons his chief star. She was associated with the produc tion of Verdi's La ...

... LORD OHESHAM, WHO INTENDS TO LEAD TIIE BRITISH YEOMEN TO GLORY IN SOUTH AFRICA. Photo by Russell, Raker Street, IF. Then a cheer, my lads, a cheer For the British Volunteer For his Queen he 11 like a hero bear the brunt. Ne'er shall wane our Empire's might While we've sons like him to fight Side by side loit'i British soldiers at .the front.-- Geo iige H. Sims. ...

... . Although the phrase has fallen somewhat into disuse, there can be no doubt that the late Duke of Westminster was a type of what our forbears used to style an admirable Crichton. To one section of the community he stood for philanthropy; to another he was the ideal politician who would even break an old friendship rather than appear to condone what he thought unpatriotic; while to the man ...

... . HUGH LUPUS GROSVENOR, FOURTH EARL GROSVENOR, THIRD MARQUIS AND FIRST AND LATE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER. Photo by J. and C. Wallcins late of Parliament Street, S.W. THE LATE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, K.G, Photo by Russell Baker Street, IF. LADY CONSTANCE LEVESON-GOWER, FIRST WIFE OF THE LATE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER. From a Painting by Winterhatter in the Royal Collection. THE DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER. Photo ...

... . Lord Dundonald, who commanded our Cavalry at the Battle of the Tugela, about fifteen years ago showed himself a worthy grandson of the fighting Lord Cochrane, whose name has come down in history as one of the world's greatest sailors. He was in the square at Abouklea within a yard or two of Colonel Burnaby when the square was thrown into disorder and Burnaby killed. It was shortly after this ...

... . THE SNOW MAN. THE WEDDING SCENE. From Photographs by Wykeham Balham High Road The Snow Man, the first of our Christmas pantomimes met with a warm welcome at the Lyceum in spite of the chilliness of the theme. Mr. James Welch made the part of Friscotin the Snow Man very pathetic and rightly so. But there was much to provoke merriment especially when little Master Her see, as Philip was on ...

... EACING NOTES. The dentil of the Duke of Westminster caused a painful sensation in the Turf world, where His Grace was highly respected and often pointed to as the pattern of what a noble owner should be. His Grace was no narrow-minded bigot. He would on the one day preside over a philanthropic meeting that may have been called for the purpose of raising funds for the rebuilding of a church. On ...

... COLONEL GOLDSMID, ADJUTANT-GENERAL TO GENERAL KELLY-KENNY IN SOUTH AFRICA. Photo by Byrne and Co Richmond. CAPTAIN A. 11. HIRE, R.M.A., IN COMMAND OF THE PORTSMOUTH DRAFT OF MARINES FOR SOUTH AFRICA A GALLANT FORCE RARELY PRAISED ACCORDING TO JTS MERITS. Photo by Russell and Sons Southse a. LIEUT. -COLON EL ST. JOHN GORE, WHO SUCCEEDED COLONEL BADEN- POWELL IN COMMAND OF THE otii DRAGOON ...

... . The Queen was naturally very reluctant during the present war crisis to leave Windsor for Osborne, but Her Majesty's departure was very strongly urged by her medical advisers. The fact is that Windsor at this time of year, especially in damp weather, does not suit the Queen's constitution, the proximity of the river and the decaying and decayed foliage of the Parle having a very pernicious ...

... Mis. Van Duzer. Madame Van AndrA Mrs. Frewin. Mrs. A. Paget. ■fcjarfMr ^aa-- Br m _ stem -v-v. v^'w^ivaww 'ya&^taBMSs. ^csi-sMfe..-. .-fxiBr3a-- Countess of Essex. Mrs. H. Griffin. Mrs. Ronalds. Lady Randolph Churchill. Mrs. A. Blow. Mrs. Field. THE LONDON-AMERICAN LADIES WHO GENEROUSLY FORMED THE COMMITTEE FOR THE COLUMBIAN HOSPITAL-SHIP MAINE. Nurse Manley. Nurse Ludekins. Nurse Yean. ...