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... A ROYAL BLUEBEARD AND HIS WIVES At tKe New Gallery ExHibitioi\. All the world knows that Henry VIII. had six wives, but the New Gallery Exhibition is probably the first time that these wives, or at least five of them, have all been brought together as portrayed when living. The Tatler is indebted to Merton College, Oxford, for the portrait of Katharine of Arragon, to Lord Zouche for that of ...

... The Result of our Yeomanry Uniform Competition. The Designs of the Three Prizewinners. I am glad to be able to publish at last the three most successful designs which were sent in in connection with the yeomanry competition which ran for seven weeks. The task of selecting the three winners, Lord Dudley tells me, was not at all an easy one as so many excellent designs were received. Some of the ...

... THE LAST DAY WITH THE PIKE. DRAWN FOR THE SKETCH BY JOHN H ASS A I.E. ...

... CITY NOTES. The Next Settlement begins on Ma'ch 24. On 'Change. THE week ends with a much more cheerful feeling than it began. Business on the Stock Exchange, and, in fact, in all things financial, ebbs and flows according to the estimates of the moment on the chances of the War coming to an end or going on indefinitely, and just now the City thinks that there is some prospect of peace. It is ...

... A SCENE FROM MR. STEPHEN PHILLIPS'S PLAY, u PAOLO AND FRANCESCA, AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE This picture illustrates the great moment in the fourth act in the Palace of Rimini, where Giovanni surprises his brother, Paolo, and his wife, Francesca DRAWN BY FRED PEGRAM ...

... The Narrow Escape of the Princess of Wales At the Shire Horse Show. DRAWN BY ERNEST PRATER The Princess of Wales had a very narrow escape at the Shire Horse Show at the Agricultural Hall on February 26. The Prince and the Princess descended to the judging ring to enable the Princess to hand the principal prizes to the winners. The Princess had no sooner handed the challenge cup to Mr. Forshaw ...

... PRINCESS CHRISTIAN AS A VISITOR London Hospital. DRAWN BY ERNlST PRATER Princess Christian, who is vice-patron of the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, on February 26 presided over the seventy-fourth annual court of governors held at the institution. The proceedings took place in the Calthorpe Ward, which was decorated with bunting and palms. During the past year 2,140 in-patients were ...

... The University boat race was rowed on Saturday morning on the usual course, from Putney to Mortlake. Cambridge won the toss and very soon took the lead, which they kept throughout, winning in the easiest fashion by five lengths in 19 min. 9 sec. as shown by Benson's chronometer. The time last year, when Oxford won, was 22 min. 31 sec. Drawn by Charles Wyllie. ...

... . HAVE YOU GOT IT? THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL AND HIS ASSISTANTS AT WORK AT GREENWICH OBSERVATORY DRAWN BY PERCY F. S. SPENCE Greenwich is doing some excellent photographic work with its new large Instrument constructed by Sir David Grubb. The Astronomer Royal, Mr. W. H. M. Christie, is here shown standing by his assistant, who is just getting the instrument fixed on a particular point. The big ...

... The East-End Londoner's Saturday Afternoon Angling in a Canal. DRAWN BY F. C. UNDERWOOD. ...