... . THE CYCLE RENDEZVOUS AT PENN POND. SKATING AND SLEDGING ON PENN POND. 1 LASSES OF RICHMOND HILL ON THE WAY TO PENN POND. CAMP OP THE LEINSTER REGIMENT, 3rd BATTALION (KING'S COUNTY MILITIA)* WHICH HAS VOLUNTEERED FOR SOUTH AFRICA THIS VIEW REPRESENTS THE BATTALION IN CAMP LAST YEAR. REVOLVER-PRACTICE BY THE DRIVERS OP THE 08tii BATTERY R.P.A. AT SOUTUSEA, PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH ...

... . We met in the Archdeacon s garden, filled with dahlias, hollyhocks, and late-autumn flowers, while the purple-blossomed wistaria hung in heavy clusters on an old, half-timbered house. It would have been a charming spot had it been real, but, unfortunately, it was only a scene in Miss Clo Graves's forthcoming play of. 'The Bishop's Eye, at the Vaudeville; while the peace of this isolation ...

... Don Juan's Last Wages From Mo lie re to Mozart Zosilla's Play Anglicised by .Mrs. Cunninghame Graham Lyceum Grandeur to be Revived at the Prince of Wales's. Don Juan's Last Wager, the Spanish play which Mr. Martin Harvey promises to produce next Saturday at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, revolves around a certain young scapegrace, Don Juan by name. But this young gentleman must not be ...

... THE- MAN -ON ^THE^CAR^ll AN ardent auto- mobilist, Mrs. Langtry's arrival at the Im perial Theatre in her smart car, driven by a driver in neat uniform, used to be one of the sights of the town. She is now, of course, touring in America with The Crossways, the play in which she collaborated with Mr. Hartley Manners. The jersey Lily never does anything by halves, and her motoring- costumes ...

... CITY NOTES. The Next Settlement begins on Apiil 2S. Money and the Markets. THE Bank Return did not show that much of the market debt had been paid off, and, with the contraction of the note circulation just balancing the loss of gold, the condition of the Money Market remains just what it has been for the last few weeks. After the holidays, the Stock Exchange settled down to steady business in ...

... SIR IIENRY ACLAND. BY the death of Sir Henry Wentworth Dyke Acland, Bart another of the famous and fast-diminishing members of the old school of medicine made illustrious by such men as Paget, Jenner, and Gull is lost to the world. He lived to be eighty-five. Yet more than sixty years ago his health was so poor that it was deemed advisable to send him abroad, and he sojourned in the ...

... THE EARL OF ALBEMARLE, COLONEL OF THE CIVIL SERVICR RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, AND COMMANDER OF THE C.I.V. INFANTRY DURING THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOUVENIR OF C.I.V.'S ON THE PEMBROKE CASTLE ON THEIR WAY OUT: THE MEN LONDON IS LONGING TO WELCOME. FKOM PHOTOGRAPHS RY GREGORY, STRAND. ...

... THE FAIREST QUEEN THAT EVER KING RECEIVED. HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY ON SUNDAY NEXT. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY W. AND D. DOWNEY, EBURY STREET, S.W. ...

... THE SKETCH BEHIND THE SCENES: MISS LOUIE FREEAR AT THE STRAND THEATRE. FUOM A l'HuTUGllAl'H 11 V 11. W. THOMAS, CHBAl'SIOE. 0 ...

... . SINCE the famous Marchioness of Salisbury, in the last quarter of the eighteenth century, founded the Hatfield Hunt, and showed sport to hard-riding fields till she reached her seventieth year (in 1819), ladies have occasionally directed their own Hunts, and have done it extremely well. The Comtesse de Paris had a pack of harriers, known as the Wood Norton, for a few years; but she de ...

... . BY CLIFJL'bN BINGHAM. THERE is a great stagnation in the world of song just at present. Music publishers are at a loss to know what style of song is wanted. The drawing-room ballad that delighted the ears and senses of a decade or so ago has faded almost into oblivion. The most popular form of song up to now has been the two little songs in one, but even this begins to fail to attract. ...

... MISS MADGE CRICHTON, NOW PLAYING IN THREE LITTLE MAIDS AT THE PRINCE OF WALES' THEATRE. Photograph by Alfred Ellis and Walery, Baker Street IV. ...