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... The Difficult Task of Salving the Pluviose Tib SuaimBleini XirenTicIh S^iilbinnietfsilblle DIVERS COMING TO THE SURFACE AFTER WORKING ON THE FRENCH SUBMERSIBLE, PLUVIOSE Owing to the swiftness of the currents which pour through the Straits of Dover the divers who were attempting to refix the broken chains round the sunken Pluviose had a verv ditffcnk task. They succeeded, however, at the end ...
... The Pageant of the /British Army. 'The Army Pageant begins with three preliminary scenes forming an introduction to the main episodes. Introduction A deals with the earliest times when Hint implements were in use and even canni balism in practice, though this is only suggested in the scene. The dolmen (a flat stone tomb of tabular shape) builders appear, and these grey-eyed warriors force ...
... EPISODES OF THE ARMY PAGEANT. EPISODE III. HEasftaira^Ss ...
... EPISODE IV. DtmppHirh MuaiE5!, Atmggtuisf 22s, 2332 The Use oj Shot against a Dismounted Enemy without shot 'Phe chief characters in this episode are Edward Balliol, Earl of Atholl, Earl of Angus, Sir Adam of Gordon, Sir Andrew Murray, all disinherited knights, and Scottish knights, including Earl of Mar. Regent of Scotland, Earl of Menteith, and Earl of Moray. The scene is the slope of ...
... EFSSOBE X.-- Naseby, J*airae 14, 11645 TKe Hew Model Army. HThe dramatis persona; in the representation of the Battle of Nasebv will include among the Roundhead leaders Oliver Cromwell, Sir Thomas Fairfax, Colonel D'Oylev and among the Royalists Lord Astley, Sir George Lisle, and Sir Henry Bard. Nasebv was the great triumph of the new model army. It was the victory of the big batta lions, and ...
... . June is essentially the month for weddings, but rarely have so many of supreme interest and importance been crowded into the midsummer weeks as this season. The international bride of last week was Miss Drexel, who received a small fortune in jewellery alone among her wedding presents as well as a modest library of books and many pictures. It was a magnificent wedding, for the bride's gown ...
... --EYRE 8> SPOTTISWOODE, Ltd EYRE 8> SPOTTISWOODE, Ltd. Reproductions of Leading Pictures from me Royal Academy] 1909-10 THE FLAG. T. C. Gotch. DIVES AND LAZARUS. MARIAN H. Robilliard. THE RETURN OF THE HERO. THE SUMMER NIGHT THAT fA 'paiS! ii,dT;:.Y^/s^„SipHr,0,ic; Fred r°e r i- PAUSEHONAMJ?HNNGCllu:,.STARS' PRINTED IN SEPIA CARBON, 12 x 10, 15 x 12, and 24 x 18 inches. Published Prices, ...
... . Colonel P. F. Robertson of Bray, co. Wicklow, sends us in reference to the recent birching case that has attracted so much attention an in teresting photograph that he re ceived from a chief constable of a county; it represents the birching apparatus now in general use. It can be used either vertically or hori zontally when a juvenile offender is sentenced to a whipping. The colonel writes ...
... LOTUS, STAI'FORL -OTUS, STAFFORD, Wri te for illustrated style booklet and local agent's address Once fitted always fitted 1 0TUS ...
... THF CONGRESS OF THE CHURCH AT CAMBRIDGE- THE PREFATORY PROCESSION AT ELY rulir„u rnndress of 1910 took place at Ely, the nearest cathedral town to Cambridge. Dr. Cosmo Lang is here shown on his way to the cathedral. In Or. Tuesday the opening service in connection wi al the history of the Church it seemed like a ship buffeted by contrary winds, but if they looked long enough they saw that she ...
... I which is absolutely pure natural soap of |J the highest quality in every component, p and possesses those special emollient 2 properties which are pre-eminent for j| softening and beautifying the skin and its cost is only m A Halfpenny a week In the supposed quest of beauty large sums f| areoftenspent on artificial aids thatfor the J most part do much more harm than good. |J But nature's way ...
... . Though one may and must admire the enthusiasm and pluck of the American women in Jersey City who are building the new Apostolic church, which will have for its minister a Mrs. Sarah Earle, I trust that the women of England will not emulate them. Bricklaying is essen tially a man's, not a woman's, work as is mortar mixing, and already we have been obliged and of necessity to widen our fields ...