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... of Japan all the parts were then played by men. The Girls’ Theatre was quite interesting from critic’s point view, though I am bound to say did not look it from that standing-ground. The hero of the piece saw was jovial young gin- ricksha man, with stalwart ...
... 18th, and 19th. From London Bridge 6.15 a.m,, from Victoria 6.85 ajn.. calling at Clafham Junction at 6.10 a.tn.; Returning the game day. Fares there and baeL-, 7a. 6d. and 5«. WORTHING REGATTA, Tuesday, Aug. 18th. pHEAP TRAINS FROM VICTORIA 8.25 a.m ...
... Berlin press, when he was transferred to the Gorman from the Russian capital in the late summer of 18951 It amused mo so much at the time, that I cut out one of these articles, and pasted it in my Scrap-book. Commenting on Sir Frank Lascolles’ appointment ...
... been decided on. 11l last week's Club Talk I promised to give some extracts from overseas readers wbo were pleased with our recent 3,000tb number. Here is what Pink ’Uu, writing from the Victoria Club, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, says: I feel I should like to ...
... THE SPORTINGTIMES, AN OLD SCRAP-BOOK By THE DWARF OF BLOOD. The Soiled Envelope. In my old scrap-book I have soiled envelope. It has a narrow black edge, and it is addressed in a firm hand Sir Garnet Wolseley, with many letters below signifying his orders ...
... recently host of the Star and Garter at j Kew Bridge. He was a man of the world the fullest sense of the term] generous, broad-minded, and well-likod everybody. These pages have from time to time contained stories of revels in which he was factor; but at ...
... raspbeny-tart. Let (he public writer, whilst acknowledging whatever merit he due, desist from glorifying the jockey, from calling him “Jack” or “Tom” in print, and from slapping him on the back, metaphorically or physically, upon every bit of an occasion ...
... find tho following in one of my scrap-books: “Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P.— I promise to quit high fnlutin’ and the language of the late Lord Macaulay ; to turn off tho gas and try best wax. I will abstain for tho future from such metaphors as “political ...
... friends—male and female, especially the latter—by the exhibition of a monumental feathered hat, a masterpiece of millinery, copied from old and celebrated English engraving in colours, entitled What You ill• ,, Eugrossed by the preoccupation of her elaborate ...
... Not very far away from the Istana was the little village of gaining houses—mat bute for tlie most part—licensed the Government, which were full Malays and Chinamen all day and all night long. I rather fancy that the income derived from this Far East Monte ...
... did you draw your Winter Sunshine from A. M. 8. (Durban).—Thanhs for yonr good wishes. have printed somewhat aimilar story Tfddisher Lothario, however. T. E P,—Smacks somewhat of the brine. Spiorb.—A welter words, from Which fnn npotrndee. L. 8. B.—Dw-ned ...
... and written at one of tire Dutch dams), the ladies of the Berlin world—whSt the French call ‘lc higg-lift arc going round encouraging their humbler sisters of the half and quarter worlds to work assiduously for the repopulation of the Fatherland. One of ...