... V)fye World Wdrougd tfie Byes of a Pessimist. No. I.- HIS ROOM, WHEN HE CAN'T FIND THE MATCHES IN THE DARK. Drawn nv G. E. Studdy. ...

... (fie 8yes of a ^Pessimist. J ^('^U/No. II.- WHEN HE IS DISTURBED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT BY A MOUSE. I I Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... i W6e World-- Wrougb tie Syes of a Pessimist. 0?„ No. III.- -WHEN HE FEELS THAT HE IS IN FOR A SORE THROAT. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... V)fie World ¥)8rougd t6e Byes of a ^Pessimist. ifO No> IV.- WHEN HE HEARS MARY ANN DROP SOMETHING IN THE HALL. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... World Isdrougf) tde Eyes of a Pessimist. No. v.-- CLAPHAM JUNCTION, WHEN HIS WIFE'S TRAIN IS HALF A MINUTE LATE. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Paris in the Eves of a British Artist (AT OTHER TIMES THAN THOSE OF DELUGE) MR. G. E. STUDDY'S IMPRESSIONS OF PARIS, DRAWN SHORTLY BEFORE THE RECENT DESOLATING FLOOD AND REPRESENTING THE GAY CITY AS SHE IS IN HER NORMAL CONDITION ...

... World Htfjrougfj tf)e Eyes of a ^Pessimist. No. VI.- SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY, WHEN HE HAS FORGOTTEN HIS CORKSCREW, Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... ar^Mr^and £ s MojW M-nd^ A. Myers, two children, nurs , twQ Mj sses Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gaustone, Mr. and Mrs. C. t . E Studdi . an( j Mr. W. V. Rout. Capt. and Mrs. k., Mrs > and Miss Mr. R. S. Andiews, Mrs. J. iviic ...

... slip in a minute, Sir, and maybe we '11 be able to tell you which one 'tis j we 're now settling the point. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Very popular on the Riviera. MRS. Slowe Oh, gracious, no I That won't do at all. It makes her look so fast. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... gold watch in-- er- recognition of your long and faithlul service Mr. Rutins: Aw. humph! VVheers the chain, hey? BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... he'd wag his tail when I pat his head The Professor Und so he will presently, when der idea has had time to travel f>)' G. E. STUDDY ...