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... The nineteenth century AND AFTER, No. 21*6, OCTOBER. 1901. President Roosevelt. By Laird Clowes. A Business View South African Pacification. Honry Birchenongh A Winter's Walk in Canada. Arnold Hanttain. The Sad Plight British Forestry, By the Right Hon ...
... \IADA.\IE TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION.— i NEW PORTRAIT MODELS of President Roosevelt, the Late President McKinley, Sir Thomas Lipton, &c. Maguificent and Realistic Tableaux. Delightful music ali day. Open 9 till 10. ...
... ragalarly with the Warwickshire bounds. Roosevelt. it may be mentioned, is related to the North family through the Beltenstall family, formerly of Clupping Warden, near Banbury. Before her marriage Mrs. Roosevelt was Miss Oarow. ...
... Bntish citizenship entails Recalling some visits he had paid to Awmerica, ie spoke of the great interest which President Roosevelt had always taken in Christian work. As members of the greatest Empire the world had seen, it behoved us, too, to :!upe our ...
... A TRUST FROM GOD. To some, Imperialisin meant the mere expansion of the Empire. On one occasicn, Mr. Roosevelt, speaking of this expansion of territory, remarked that England ““bit wore than che could chew.” He (Mr. Caine) believed that God had committed ...
... to 1•1103114. NSW PORTRAIT MODP.LB OF PRESIDENI hI.T. RASA DENT ROOSEVSLT. PRIBIDENT 1100NLLT. PRESIDENT ELT - PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. THE LATE PRESIDP.NT AMEIIICA CUP! AMJRICA CUP! PORTRAIT MODEL OF SIR THOMAS LIPToN. SIR THOILAS LIPTON. 8111 THOMAS LIPTON ...
... R»I •»?• rfditioM. pUMi« ■SraSSSliSSSrSsHSrtLrt**. -m M-ADAME TUSSAUD’S EXHIBITION. MissssCSffiiS®?^ PRESIDENT ■OOBKVRLT. ROOSEVELT. AMERICA w,.™. AMDuCA CUM 8« THOMAS T..N UTO,S-aSgr^ff^- -Ss'SC.'rSSS?!; A LKXANDRA DAILY_ ffi ®sssSJ® will new. Military ...
... determined that the Cabinet officers should immediately begin the preparation of their annual reports, in order that Mr. Roosevelt should have at an early date such information regarding the Executive Departments as would enable him to prepare his Message ...
... NINETEENTH CENTURY AND AFTER, An. 2*i. OC Tt BLH* ,I^ol. President Roosevelt. Hy W. Laiku Clowes. ABusiue.s View South Africnu Pactficalton. By He.nuy Bikciicnouch. Winter's Walk Canada- Aknold Haultajm. Plight British Forestry. By the Hon. Sir Herbert ...
... lady is known to be well equipped as a social leader, she has hitherto been little seen in society. Thorne who know bra. Roosevelt describe her as a calm. . • , • • , „ / / f / / ...
... LAST DEICES. MILITARY PICTURE& LAST WELLS. MILITARY SANDS. IMRE EIRALTY. MADAME TUSS AU D'S New Portrait of -_, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. THE LAVE PRESIDENT McKIELIY, 1191 THOMAS LIPTON. end Realistic Tabbies:. Del.skUnt • Dep. Open 9 till 11 NATIONAL SUNDAY ...
... American society there 18 ‘liNe doubt tuat Washington will see a very gay winter. “Mrs. Roosevelt is voung, good-looking, and essentially a woman of the fine world, Mr. Roosevelt has been active .u affairs of ‘Suu and ouidoors ratber than in soci.) ‘matters; ...