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... children's Christmas treats we note one that was given at the Queen's Hospital lor Children in the Hackney Road, Bethnal Green, on December 29. Miss Dorothy Cox Whose pictures are now on view at the New Dudley Gallery The Evening News of London Gives an ...
... BOOKS THAT ARE (FOOLISHLY) SUPPOSED TO BE DULL AN EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT WITH THE LONDON DIRECTORY This is the age of the reference book. That may seem a paradoxical generalisation when we think of the slap dash methods of modern life, but it is precisely ...
... BOOKS THAT ARE (FOOLISHLY) SUPPOSED TO BE DULL AN EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT WITH THE LONDON DIRECTORY This is the age of the reference book. That may seem a paradoxical generalisation when we think of the slap dash methods of modern life, but it is precisely ...
... THE NEWSLETTER. Week by Week. Great New Street, London, E.C., January 5. Two New-Year's Institutions.-- Camberwell possesses a conspicuous illus tration of the solicitude of the Government for the interests of London's poorer workers. There has just been ...
... exacting every week. The jaded Londoner is not satisfied with fresh talent. Your art may be absolutely the best of its kind, but it will find no accept ance with the audience unless it is pre sented in a form which is absolutely new. Artists who cannot constantly ...
... belt-supporters, sold in the London West-end houses originated in the clever brains of American women, -one of whom was responsible for a very excellent patent inkstand that is being exploited bv an English syndicate. Among the Christmas gifts received by a friend ...
... voluntary lines in 1886, and was the first to take up the idea on State lines. England has been slow to involve the State in any movement affecting industry, and we had to wait until 1909 before considering the advisability of this new method of dealing ...
... voluntary lines in 1886, and was the first to take up the idea on State lines. England has been slow to involve the State in any movement affecting industry, and we had to wait until 1909 before considering the advisability of this new method of dealing ...
... freer, franker and fuller expression in the sister world of the theatre, which has hitherto lagged far behind letters. Yet London is to witness three such expressions. Mr. Thomas Beecham opens an opera season at Covent Garden to-morrow night with Dr. Strauss's ...
... freer, franker and fuller expression in the sister world of the theatre, which has hitherto lagged far behind letters. Yet London is to witness three such expressions. Mr. Thomas Beecham opens an opera season at Covent Garden to-morrow night with Dr. Strauss's ...
... ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS There Reason Why the Weekly Illustrated Newspaper Should Not Be Perfect. THIS HAS BEEN PROVED BY THE which, in the General ...
... not grow to any appreciable extent at all. NOTHING NEW IN MOTORISM. We are enabled to remind our readers this week in a somewhat striking pictorial fashion of the tact that really there is nothing new in motorism. To-day it is the vogue to employ what ...