... were proposed. • Still, great and important results may be achieved. When statistics are examined, and ihe real conditions industries and of real -life ..in Wales laid bare, national patriotic sentiment may bp aroused and driving force'and energy set motion ...

... with the idea of Spanish Gold seems now to have completely dominated his intelligence, but. however ranch she may have increased his sales, his art has had to pay a price for sue* to her wiles. One sees that quite slainly The Red Hand of Ulster,” where the ...

... cheers.) Mr. ASQUITH—No, sir. KING’S DECLARATION BUI to Go Through All Its Stages Next Week. Replying Mr. Balfour, Mr. ASQUITH said to-morrow (Friday) they would tak'> the Committee Stage the Appropriation Bill, the Civil List Resolution. and report and Third ...

... are making frantic efforts keep prejudices and bigotpes alive in Ireland means of falsehoods and misrepresentations are ■active, unscrupulous, and numerous; but their “policy” is evil as their cause bad ; and though it may be quite impossible to apply ...

... KEEPING PRACTICE. Of course it is excessively important for me keep iu good practice, and when I take holidays I have to through a certain number of exercises in the art of quick change everv day. otherwise I should lie very much out of when came to ...

... FOR GETTING AND KEEPING. I Foan. By Stella Benson. London: Macmillan A Co., Limited, net. It k aeldom that one come* acroac book worth a decent flaming adjectira that cm it* tardy arriral there k a danger of overdoing the riot of colour, and raking to ...

... ART PUBLICATIONS. The Art Journal for the current nwotH opens with an article by A. L. baldry on Miniature Painting,” which teila of the place the miniature in art some generations ago, and of its eaeying ton. dencies ;w time pawed on, and ite intelligent ...

... the stage when Leadeb’s woolwork and gum ’’ appeal as fine painting. If it is bad to hurry on too fast, stagnation still more deplorable, and we can throw no stone* at those who follow after will-o'-the-wisp novelties Out defect is to regard art as something ...

... hearty sympathy, co-operation, and support the efforts may make to put his purpose into operation, and empower the secretary to act behalf of the Executive Committee with Mr. Patterson in the steps that may be found necessary to attain th« desired end, and ...

... DEATH AND THE DRAMA. INTERESTING EPISODES OF THE STAGE. Death has been promiaantly brought before the archaisms of late am the Era). The philosophy of ta actor and actress makes thee disinclined to dwell unnecessarily on inevitable end of all, though ...

... THE WELSH CHURCH BILL COMMITTER STAGE* Comptik When the 11a5e of Comma iota Committee on btb inst., took v. tire considera• twa of the Weill Churt-'t DM, and rejerted by • majority of leb an instruction that they had is make for farilitatirg irdruiption ...

... described himself as an author o rat repute abroad, Alfred Bradle: f the soo and Joho Robert on a ch above the senting works of art about. £800. ge De an as to Te- adding that he was ng re- a few tt wae, ut en- security Se for his wages. 1) pt ne Ss “MERRIE ...