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... . BROUGHT INTO BEING BY LONDON'S DESIRE FOR LATER HOURS: THE FOUR HUNDRED CLUB-- SOME CARICATURES. Caricatured by H. M. Bateman. The fact that most of the theatres begin their plays later, and consequently finish them later, than they used to do makes it difficult to have supper at reasonable length after the play, as the authorities ring the curfew which closes restaurants and hotels so early ...
... . Lord Inverclyde, the third Baron and a Baronet, was born in February 1864, and succeeded in 1905. In 1891, he married Charlotte Mary Emily, daughter of the late Robert Nugent-Dunbar, of Machermore Castle, Kirkcudbrightshire. His only son, the Hon. John Alan Burns, was born in December 1897; his daughters Emily Dunbar and Muriel Annette in 1891 and 1893. He is a member of the Shipwrights' ...
... . UJi SAt Butcher Hi Cabby, look at your 'orse. Cabby Orl right, mate. Let 'im alone. 'E 's only meetin' an ole pal. Drawn by Tony Sarg. ...
... THE LATEST IN SCIENTIFIC INVENTION WEARY OF WAITING ON SLEEPY ANGLERS' BAITS, THE FISH SET THEIR DEEP AIR DIVER TO WORK AND GET THE WORMS IN DOUBLE-QUICK TIME. Drawn by A. Baker. ...
... PICTURED AT PUTNEY BY OUR ARTIST WITH THE BLUES THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CREWS. We hasten to remark that we do not guarantee the portraiture presented above: even our Artist confesses that his caricatures are wild. Photographs of members of the rival crews will be found elsewhere in this number of The Sketch, We may note here, by the way, that for the first time since 1870, when Jack Dale ...
... . Tommy (uho has had the mirror of his trench periscope broken by a German sniper's bullet) t Look at that, now. There s seven years' bad luck for some bloomin' Boche, and the blighter doesn't even know It. Drawn by Alfred Lbitb. ...
... THE GIFT THAT CHEERS THE GIVER. THE LORD LOVETH BUT NOT ALWAYS THE RECIPIENT. Drawn ry G. E. Studdy. 12 ...
... PEOPLE TO WHOM WE HOPE WE ARE ALTOGETHER SUPERIOR VI.-- THE MAN WHO PREACHES AND DOES NOT PRACTISE. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...
... HI ARB BY SSTEIE DESERT'S BUSTY FACE 99 A Picture f tilhie Ui^(G]h'ar&gpi*g> BSagiL NEAR THE GARDEN OF ALLAH Bishra, a village of the Sahara, is near the Garden of Allah, but it might quite as easily be a snapshot from the flaming plains of the Punjab or a dusty village in Oudh or Rajputana. The East has never changed, and it never will. The muezzin calls from his tower of darkness to-day ...
... A SISTER TO ASSIST HIM Several Sis4efs„ in Fac4. THE SISTERS AT THE HOSPITAL. CARICATURED (BY SPECIAL PERMISSION) BY LIEUT. FRED MAY The above Beries of caricatures by our war artist were done by permission, and also at the special request, of the victims, who, so we are told, are much amused at the result. All the sisters, whose portraits are seen above, have been at one time or another on ...
... FOOTBAILIL SENSATIONS As Depicted! Iby G. E. Stuclcly. THE LAST FIVE MINUTES OF A HOT GAME G. E Sttidldy. ...
... by doctor's orders. n w LEMCO twice a day. Ready in a minute. This will do you good. m>mi i. m iii--iMimiii 1 1 n.. There, I knew you would soon be out again. ...