... contemplate the slightest curtailment of their scale of living. The supreme instance of this class (men tioned by Mr. G. W. E. Russell in his new volume, Sketches and Snapshots was the last Duke of Buckingham but one, who, when ruin was staring him in the face ...

... Caversham. nn A SUFFRAGIST INTERVENER Mr John Simpson, of tho Men's League for Women's Suffrage, speaking at Wisbech. 1H2 LOSS TO THE INDEPENDENT NATIONALISTS Mr. Tim Healy, defeated in North Louth by Mr. R. Hazleton. Russell and Sons Ernest Brooks THE DUKE OF ...

... turned-out horse-drawn vehicles to be seen. Taxi-cabs passed by in their hundreds, and several Dukes appeared on foot. Mr. John Burns walked to the House in a costume that would have caused the Editor of the Tailor and Cutter acute suffering. He chose ...

... SOME NEW NOVELS According to Maria Mrs. John Lane has accomplished what every writer of light literature of the better sort spends his life in trying to do, but very rarely achieves. She has created a character. Her Maria Smith, who has issued from the ...

... twenty-five in the Lords. His politics are essentially Liberal, of the Manchester type, but he joined the Liberal Unionists with John Bright, and of late years he has come very much under the personal influence of Mr. Balfour. He was a strong Free Trader until ...

... Oddington, Moreton-in-Marsh, and grand' son of the late Sir John Arnott, Bt.- -[Photograph by Esmf Cohings.] TO SERVE AS PERSONAL A.D.C. TO LORD GLADSTONE i LIEUTENANT F. W. PARRISH. Photograph by Russell. ...

... entry especially in the way in which it mixes up the letters i and j, exactly as was done in the eighteenth century. Thus, John would come before Israel. The Prince takes a keen interest in the Museum, of which he is one of the trustees, and you will ...

... Primrose in Fifeshire Jerrard Lord Cranbrook Succeeded his father as 2nd earl in 1906. Descended from Sir John Hardy 1st baronet (1876), and John Hardy of Dunstall Hall, Staffordshire Pratzneil Lord Halifax Succeeded his father as 2nd viscount iti 1885 ...

... Volumes of Biography. '[he third and fourth vo lumes of Lord Broughton's (John Cam Hobhouse) Recollections of a Long Life, edited by Lady Dorchester and published by Mr. John Murray, con tain much that is necessarily inte resting without anything that ...

... Doro thy Cobden was also a great friend, and so were Lord Slier- ■brookeand John Bright. She also knew inti mately Matthew Arnold, Sir John Mil- lais, Lord St. Helier, Lord Russell of Kil- lowen, and Charles Darwin, and' every body else of note in the London ...

... twenty-five in the Lords. His politics are essentially Liberal, of the Manchester type, but he joined the Liberal Unionists with John Bright, and of late years he has come very much under the personal influence of Mr. Balfour. He was a strong Free Trader until ...

... Mr. Arthur Brice, a son of the well-known coursing judge, made a successful debut as judge at this meeting. The late Col. John Bower, the centenarian sportsman. This fine old gentleman, the father of tlm Hnmbledon Hunt, died this wee; in his 102nd year ...