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... chosen, and the reading matter interesting and instructive. Well-known artists like Hassail, Lawsson Wood, H. Sandy, G. E. Studdy, Philip Baynes, and H. M. Bateman contribute clever and amusing sketches, coloured and otherwise, while from the pen of E ...
... itsimuorouti colour-plates, the most enteworthy being those by each artieta as Meters. J. Haman, Lawson Wood, 11. Rountree, U. E. Studdy, N. Morrow, and LA. Barribsl. There is a large wurober of black-sod-whits drawings in the festive °The Graphic is this year ...
... stories, and great number of humorous colour-plates by such artists Messrs. John Hassall. Lawson Wood. Harry Rountree. G. E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribai. coloured presentation plate, “A Rose of December,” is included in the Christmas number. “Quack Remedies ...
... humorous the most noteworthy being ■hose by such celebrated artists Messrs. John Hassatl t.awson Wood, Harry Rountree. G, E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribal. PLASMON used by the SffflW.r*' cooOArfli/ JIM.' ,aK^a®j ROYAL family. Free Copy ot Diet and Exercise ...
... provement Act and the John tiaasail, Lawson Wood, Harry Kountree, , f brief introductory re- Board’s Provisional Orders E. Studdy, and W. H. Harribal. ‘ihere is also . tliat the Educational Com- Act, 1882. The undertaking of the ap- tarty associated with ...
... ••••I astiv ri ki =s to all this had bees in those by John l. law . Harry . , eves whin she did haw exactly Rountree, O. E. Studdy„ and W. H. Born - • it had happreed. But gradually thug. bal. There is also • large swam ofset.taiteutes; thereon the hag ...
... animal psychology issue is remarkable the number of its colour-plates th© most by such artists as John Wood Harry Rowntree G E Studdy W H Barribal There is also large of black-and-white in festive vein The issue contains regular current topics society theatrical ...
... delicious syrup which if had sent them both into the deathlike slumber during A (All rights strictly reserved) Illustrated by G.'E. STUDDY Hi which the theft had taken place. But Dulcinda insisted that he had murdered the child and had X devoured it to conceal ...