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... those who have no sympathy with rebellion in any shape or form. When Moore wrote the Life of Lord Edward his friend, Lord John Russell, begged him to postpone publication. Moore replied that the subject had become historical in other words, that it had ...
... ([Fa BOOKMAN'S O GOSSIP |j Mrs. John Richard Green The other week it was my good fortune to listen to a brilliant and well-delivered speech by Mrs. John Richard Green, at a distinguished literary gathering. It struck me at the time that one might easily ...
... woman had poisoned her husband or not. 'Phe attitude of Lord Russell of Killowen on the Maybrick case, who, by the way, is described under his photograph in this book as Lord Charles Russell, must have strengthened that feeling with many as it did with ...
... appearing at die Palace in a new and sensational series of dances with fire and water effect Miss Annie Russell at her home in New York Miss Russell is an American star, who, before her present appearance as Major Barbara, the Salvationist lass in Mr ...
... Colonel John Campbell, who eventually succeeded to the Dukedom of Argyll, Uganda and Its Peoples. By J. F. Cunningham. (London: Hutchinson. IS05.) t Three Generations of Fascinating Women, and Other Sketches from Family History. By Lady Russell. (Longmans ...
... nother book from the firm of Longman is the Life of Sir John Gilbert, by his wife. This is Sir John T. Gilbert, who was an Irish historian and archivist, and is not to be confused with that other Sir John Gilbert, the artist. His wife, Lady Gilbert, the author ...
... The Tenderfoot. By W. J. Sheppard. (John y Long: 6r.) J The Quakeress By Max Adeler. (Ward, r Lock: 6s.) The Ferryman. By Helen Mathers. (Methuen 6s.) X. Flashes from Cape Diamonds. By Jack the Connaught Ranger. (John Long 35-. 6d.) i- NEW FRENCH FICTION ...
... It is admirably acted all round. Mr. Granville Barker repeats his| clever performance of that amazing Shaw-like personage, John Tanner. Miss Lillah McCarthy, as Ann Whitefield, plays that unpleasant young woman with an insight into the character and a ...
... R. Mill. (Alston Rivers 7j. 6d. net. Reminiscences of a Diplomat. By Sir Frederick St. John. (Chapman and Ilall: 15J. NOVELS AND STORIES The Red Reaper. By John A. Steuart. (Hodder and Stoughlon 6j. Moscow. By Fred. Whishaw. (Longmans 6j.) Captains ...
... more exciting, and is told with dramatic force. In anothef chapter we are given the history' of the St. John Ambulance Association, of which Sir John Furley was practically the founder. The interesting reminiscences are brought to a close with the author's ...
... acknowledged in error to The Play Pictorial. It is the copyright of Foulsham and Banfield, Ltd. Was Henry Russell a Jew? The appearance of the late Henry Russell, the author of Cheer, Boys, Cheer, in the Jewish Encyclopaedia, suggests that he must have been a ...
... |a literary letter London, February 22nd, 1905. That well-known political journalist, Mr. Massingham, has been criticising John Chilcote, M.P., which he thinks has been extravagantly praised. He is, perhaps, a little unreasonable, however, in his demand ...