... the King, wherever they may be. A Relief for Sleety. (option, even a little strain of cowardice' —but the House of Commons is always quick to recognise a dominating personality. It cares not from what quarter he may come, how he may bo thrown up, or what ...

... and wayfaring-tree (Viburnum Lantana) are their best, and sycamores are still laden with blossom. A remarkable diiision art labour may be seen in the flowers of tee wild guelder rose. Only the insignificant flowers in the centre of the cyme are provided ...

... Wini• fred Orahant (Mrs. Theodore Cory). the lion. Evan Morgan, and members of the poetical family of Graves, whiles on the art side there sir Goscoinhe John thusts of Royalty- K ing Edward anal Quetta Alexandra). Sir Wm. Llewellyn. Sir Cuthbert Grundy ...

... dread the demise of the art-form may find consolation in the growing popularity of Elgar's works which gives ground for the hope that modern treatment may have a revivifying influence. The undue neglect of The Apostles in Wales may be owing chiefly to its ...

... the spirit of the nation. With art it is different. Lerd Dunsany, speaking at the annual dinner of the Faculty of Arts snaie evenings ago, pointed out that, though leis oletious to the man-in-the-street, the creative arts are the most important of the ...

... authorities, Cash is still may he put. le utter confusion by mere through from Moscow with the deelered rain. rain. rain. it is a great thought. hardy ninet y-third birthday , was one object ot stileeine the peace and goer! and may lead us to mote impressive ...

... still of a general election in the autumn. When all political parties make up their minds to a thing ue may regard it as a sad world, and you must keep your weather eye open--with a judicious economy of speech. A Task for Suzanne. Suzanne is with us ...

... e there lies the simple family life. A New Ramsay MacDonald. big Bill through the Committee stage in the House of Commons. Resounding preliminary speeches may affect the emotions more directly and give a man (especially a new man) a great advantage with ...

... INN-KEEPER'S ART. - Recciti — e;perrincellas;ilio;l7tliat the attempt to rind good cooking, clean and attentive service. and honest stuff to eat and drink is tar too often met with disappointment. It is painful to have to admit It, but the art of inn-keeping ...

... Caressive' whatever in &atilt the War Cost What are our military experts fort They may be wrong, their skulls may be entering ender the pressure of red tape, they may have a inalipaat desire to peeking the tortures of the a voyaging civil popellities ...

... rhyme, reason Tho 1-- - Rhymes may • I. The Buttercu dam always keep' Its &arty `ol dhod up, Although as all the children know That Miner bas >to cap! The Evening. Primrose opes at dawn. And does at sunset close; It may perhaps be very prim. But never ...

... from any or every point of view, •this is a healthy state of things. Ministers may or may not be as impervious as they seem; the Conservative and Liberal parties may or may not be as opportunist as they look. But beyond any doubt whstever this sort thing ...