... whole.- Particularß of .ilfessrs. GARRARD, WOLFE, GAZE & CLARKE, Solicitors, 13, Suffolk Street, S. W. ; of the Agent, T. E. :STUDDY, Rsq., Mazonet, Stoke Gabriel, Totnes; ancl (with orders to view) of the Au~tioneers, 33, l'Ottltry, London, .E. C. [July ...

... PEOPLE TO WHOM WE HOPE WE ARE ALTOGETHER SUPERIOR XXIII.-- THE MAN WHO REALLY AND TRULY DOESN'T WANT TO GO. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... PEOPLE TO WHOM WE HOPE WE ARE ALTOGETHER SUPERIOR XXIV THE PEOPLE WHO REALLY DON'T MIND A BIT. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. tu ...

... You don't seem to like rice. The Husbands No, it's associated with one of the greatest mistakes of my life. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... London Scot. Mr. M. A. Bartolotti, Alex. Palace 9u R. W. P. Eliot, R.C. Federation Mr. T. Cotok, Lincoln • - . 911 Pte. E. Studdy, H.A.C. Mr. F. C. Moody, Upper Tooting C. Ins. 910 W. S. lEiollingsworth, Baltic R.C. Mr. A. McCormick, Ashford & District ...

... TEST OF TESTS. Algy Everybody loves a iover i Daisy Oh, that reminds me father wants to see you this evening. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Captain and Mrs. Shortland, Mr. Trotter, Colonel Montague Johnstone, Mrs. Newnham. Miss Mellor and party, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Studdy and party, Mr. and Miss Burnam and party, Mr. Rowcroft, Miss Wills, Viscomtesse de Pierredon, M. Andre Be Bail, Lord Sherard ...

... you 're a wicked man you 've got three wives. The Savage Welly good man now. Only one wife. Eaten other two. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... cooks this afternoon. Darby T wo Joan Yes. The first is coming to-morrow, and the other in a fortnight's time. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Sir. PISCATORIAL Enthusiast (resentfully) Why did you tell me that? Now all my pleasure in angling is gone. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Dis nigger tell de truth, Massa. Dere ain't no crocs; dey neber come htear dey too much afraid ob de sharks. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... The Holiday Maker Gone again I After playing puss--in-the ...