... he declared of one of these a few weeks before his death; not a line that does not ask sweat of the brain. This book is named after its heroine, Veranilda, and will be the first of the two to appear it is a romance of the days of Justinian and the Byzantine ...

... view of cocoanut trees, pa'ms and cacti Myrtle Bank Hotel Unlike the majority of London suburban villas, this hotel is named after the real plant The Wharfs at Port Antonio The general air of griminess usually associated with wharfs aud docks is here ...

... not far from Zante, all of which are worth a trip. The two most usual drives for passing visitors are to the Kannoni {named after a small- English fort with Cannon and the late Empress of Austria's palace. The former commands the magnifi cent view shown ...

... RACING AT KEMPTON PARK The start for the Greenwood Handicap This race, which was named after that well-known sporting journalist, the late Chas. Greenwood (Hotspur of the Dailv Telegraph), was won by Pollion (W. Lane up), an 8 to i chance. Pollion's ...

... expedition is being borne by Mr. D. O. Mills, and the instrument, which has been designed and built for the work, has been named after him. It is- a reflector of the cassegrain form, and regarded as one of the most remarkable telescopes ever built, capable ...

... England at the end of the war, he settled outside Moscow, and married a Russian woman. His sons, who are seated by him, are named after the Russian manner Robert Robertovitch, Feodr Robertovitch, and Matvei Robertovitch. Lady Clancarty The announcement in ...

... and the second largest in the world, is the famous instrument with the thirty-six-inch objective. This °^se vatory is named after its founder, Jaines Lick, whose remains are interred in the suj po-ts of the great telescope. One of th conditions of the ...

... there was no reason why he should not go. A good run was just the thing he wanted. He could be as jolly as a sand-what's-his-name after a good run. A-beagling he would certainly go. Greenwood was quite unable to understand why, after he had reached his rooms ...

... the way, for he lost a set in turn to R. McNair, G. A. Thomas, and H. Pollard, and only just got the better of the last-named after eight-all in the third set of the final. Pollard was play ing extremely well at this tournament, as was proved by his defeat ...

... J. E. H. Lomas (by 26 and 6); M. Archdeacon The celebrated French aeronaut, who has just constructed a new aero plane, named after himself Experimenting with the aeroplane Archdeacon' tlong the River Seine IB ranker Photos bj J The Lady Croquet Champion ...

... Gilbert K. Very Chesterton's vogue is the fact Cheslertonian that his work has given rise to the adjectival use of his name, after the fashion of such historic examples as Rabelaisian, Johnsonian, Gilbertian. Let him beware that it may not come to ...

... Anglo-French, delight to call them, at either the Velodrome du Parc des Princes, or at the Velo drome de Buffalo, the latter named after Buffalo Bill, the site of whose first show in Paris it occupies. It is a sensation not readily to be forgotten one is easily ...