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... L3amb-Essayvs of Elia (Scoond t} Series). Edited by N. L. Hallward, M1.A.- 3 Workshop Matlhematics. Parts I. and II. a By Frank Castle, M.I.M.E. (London: Mac- d tman & Co.) fl SCIENTIFIC. Pi-UOiOOPHIC, AND ?I TECRNICAL i. TheTheoryand Prantica of Navigation ...
... The more ]leln they get the better they aze Likely to enjoy their reading. Workshop Mathenatics. Parts I. and II. BY Frank Castle, M I.M .E. (Londn: Macmillan & Cod.) These little volumnes have been prepared for 1 the bsnefit of young workmen beginn~ing ...
... THE BIG BLUE BOWL. A Japanese Fantasy, in One Flutter, by Frank Castles, performed for the First Time at St. George's Hall on May 29th. Moto .M. Mr G. MaSCRoP lmado ?? Mr MAURICE E. MosELy to ?? ?? r S. GARCIA Jones ?? ,r E. W. CAPPER O'.aka ?? GRACE ...
... liely, and le, C J Kelly, Mr Christy Davies, and aliss E Barker, ltled Stilet America ;31rand Mras Lawlor, Traleo;31r Franks, Castle Islanda Mr T Dunlop and party (4); Mr and aIrs. Gardiner and fenily, lir and Mrs Alwortby, Major Tiehane and air Tiel ...
... 1888) placed in the evening bill-Vaudeville. 29. The Big Blue Bowl, Japanese fantasy, with music, in one flutter, by Frank Castles- St. George's Hall. 29. Taming of the Shrew, new version of Shake- speare's comedy, induction and five acts, pre- pared ...
... and Other Poems, selected from the writings of Jean Ingelow; from Mr. Samuel French, Drawing-rooml Monologues, by Frank Castles'-rather a triste style of entertainment, we should think, which would hiardly become cheerier by means of this little volume; ...
... was recited with such a wealth of feeling and such dramatic force as to wring tears from many an eye; while An Appeal (Frank Castles) was adorned with equal grace and expression by the clever exponent. The Siege of Lucknow, especially written for Miss ...
... given, and in the second part Mliss Glamoye's selections included Barbara Freitchiel (with music), Anl Appeal, by Frank Castles, BaringwGould's Building of St. Sophia, anti Michelmas Day, by F. Anstey. Temsical portion of the programme gave evident ...