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... book, A Tragedy in Gray, appeared ten years ago. r. On Thursday last Mr. Lewis Mr. John Davidson TTT Waller presented, at the Imperial Theatre, a new play by Mr. John Davidson, founded on Victor Hugo's Ruy B/as. The theatre is no province of mine, but ...
... College, St. John's College Oxford, Eton, and Kadley have entered, and Eton, who are the holders, will probably retain the trophy. Three Cambridge clubs, First Trinity, Caius, and Granta, have entered for the Thames Challenge Cup, as well as St. John's College ...
... life of John the Baptist St. John the Baby was a prest and is cloes made of kammer skin and he ad a leathern girgle about his weast and is mother Elizebeth and is father name and food was lukes and wild honney from the rocks and a Angle cane to John and said ...
... Browne as John Brown, with in subordi nate parts Messrs. C. Allan, S. Mills, and W. Farren, jun., and the Misses Kate Mills, Agnes Thomas, Bessie Page, and Mary Stuart. THE BREED OF THE TRESHAMS. Mr. Martin Harvey last week brought Mr. John Rutherford's ...
... ship. One of the surprising things in the book is the statement that Clark Russell is not a favourite among the people of whom he writes. A voyager of another kind was John Macgregor, popularly known at one time as Rob Roy. This, of course, was not ...
... of eminence Mr. Joseph Conrad Russell Photo by whose work has been directly inspired by the sea. The accusation is by no means unjust, for, although we have Mr. Kipling, Mr. Bullen, Mr. Louis Becke, and Mr. Clark Russell, not one of them has the brine ...
... leading sportsmen at the average of the present work will be extended from 50 to at least 500. With the object of assisting John Barons, who for many years was first whipper-in of the South Durham Fox hounds, a readable volume of reminiscences of the Sedge- ...
... new condition of the Soudan with the old, and proves that our old enemies are making immense strides under British, rule. Mr. John Lane will publish shortly a volume, by Lady Catherine Milnes Gaskell, entitled Old Shrop shire Life. It is in the nature of ...
... Mrs. Alexander. Her last work. (Fisher Unwin 6s. Sly Boots. By John Strange Winter. (John Long 6s.) Remembrance. By Mrs. Lovett Cameron. (John Long 6s. Abandoned. By W. Clark Russell. (Methuen: 6s.) ffjEeT M Western influences were making rapid progress ...
... struggling journalist living in Clifford's Inn. The rich M.P., John Chilcote, married to a ward of the leader of the Opposition, has become a confirmed slave to opium. One night in a fog he meets John Loder, whose physical appearance is practi cally identical ...
... would certainly have strengthened my case, as I can hardly imagine even Mr. Hew lett denying the quality of romance to his John Splendid, though it is true that the undesired element of character enters there. It is cer tainly masterly in its interpretation ...
... in this country. The Persian Minister from the Court of Tehe an shares with Mr. John Hay, the admired American statesman, this terrible crime with Mr. Asciuith and Mr. John Morley, with Lord Wolseley and the Lord Chancellor, with Mr. George Meredith, Mr ...