... undignified even by a stedfast misanthropy, but alternately voicing spleen and ifastain, the cheapest Chauvinism of the music hall and the even cheaper cynicism of the club smoking room—a blend of the pipe-clay philosophy of Lord Wolseley with the sham ...

... on the belief Dentist. inent hail every right to push the Fairweather spoke also about the in Belize knows. is famed in music hall lore as the The delegates appointed to meet among the people that the silver „ pan in Jamaica). I. int of tonnage dues which ...

... Viscount Dunlo, a eon of the Earl of (Ilancarty, against hie wife, who, previous to her marriage, was known in the London music halls as Belle Billton, was opened to-day by Sir Charles Russell. The corespondeot is Isadore Wertheimer, a wealthy West End dealer ...

... confederated empire, and for victory in the field over a foreign foe. It !s worth while to reply to such a prophet of the music halls that a victory of ideas is as much more glorious tbat victory in a field of carnage, as the ideal of the civilized thinker ...