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... Miss Quillet. By S. Baring-Gould. CHAPTER XXV.* WHAT But when Richard Marmaduke and Anne entered the drawing-room they found that Mrs. Basileg was not there. Indeed, Mrs. Basileg had not deigned to enter that chamber where she was to wait on Anne's convenience. When she had sailed out of the study she had purposely left the door ajar. She was not going to allow her brother to be subjected to ...
... THE SENTENCE ON SCHEEPERS Promulgated at DRAWN BY ERNEST PRATER At ten o'clock on the morning of January 17 the sentence on Commandant Scheepers was promulgated on t le north side of the Church Square at Graaf Reinet The members of the Town Guard and the Coldstream Guards formed the three sides of the square. A large number of the public attended to witness the ceremony. At ten o'clock the ...
... HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS Rehearsing the Coronation in the Kitchen. DRAWN BY P, B. HICKUNG ...
... By Wsvrire Browne. BREAKING WEATHER From the engraving published by Henry Graves, Ltd., of Pall Mall AN OCEAN BACKWATER From the engraving published by Henry Graves, Ltd., of Pall Mall ...
... The Return of the Emperor of China to Pekin His Majesty and the God of War. DRAWN BY PERCY F. S. SPENCE FROM A PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY A MEMBER OF THE BRITISH LEGATION IN PEKIN The return of the Chinese Court Into the Forbidden City of Pekin on January 7 was a remarkable sight. A thousand Chinese noblemen, gorgeously attired and mounted on horses caparisoned in glittering trippings, attended ...
... Miss Quillet. By S. Baring-Gould. CHAPTER XIX.* WILL RISK IT. Anne sat in Mr. Tolcher's surgery at West port awaiting him. He was momentarily expected home. Her appearance in hat with feathers and flowers and in a fashionably-cut dress was so different from that it had presented in her nurse's uniform that she had passed unrecognised by the stationmaster, nor had the porter known her who had ...
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... THE PRINCE OF WALES AT AVONMOUTH DOCKS His Royal Highness Starting the Steam Navvy. DRAWN BY ALFRED PEARSE Hit: Prince and Princess of Wales visited Bristol on March 5 in order that his Royal Highness might cut the first sod of the great dock extension at Avonmouth, which will have a water area of thirty acres. 1 he dock will be of such a size as to accommodate vessels of 12,000 to 20,000 tons ...
... THE CONSECRATION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF KIMBERLEY AT LEITH The Rev. Matthew Gaughren, head of the Oblates in Leith, was consecrated there on Sunday as Roman Catholic Bishop of Kimberley DRAWN FROM SKETCHES BY ALFRED PEARSE ...
... THE CAPTURE OF LORD METHUEN His Lordship in Khaki. Lord Methuen went out to South Africa in October, 1899, and has remained there ever since. He has very rarely been photographed since he went to the front b a DRAWN (FROM A PHOTOGRAPH) BY SIDNEY PAGET ...
... A SCENE FROM HANDEL'S ACIS AND GALATEA As Mounted at the Great Queen Street Theatre. This picture shows the opening of the second act of Handel's Acis and Galatea which Mr. Gordon Craig has staged with extraordinary inventiveness at the Great Queen Street Theatre, where a matinee will be given, in addition to the evening performance, to-morrow (Saturday). The back cloth is formed of a vast ...
... HEARD AT THE TELEPHONE Seen at Theatre. This picture represents M. Marex (Mr, Charles Warner) listening at the telephone in his friends' (the Rivoires) house to the murder of his wife and child by burglars in his country house many miles away. Nothing more realistic has been seen on our stage for many years DRAWN BY FRED PEGRAM ...