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... editions of 1824 as ' Walks in the Country, and is profusely illustrated by Messrs. C. 0. Murray and W. H. J. Boot, whose drawings have been engraved by J. D. Cooper, and of whose skill our readers can themselves judge from the specimens which we have reproduced ...
... 'Carlott. Sir.: J wrote these few lines to say that my daughter is away from home at present, and J atm not sure when she will return, but J will let you know as soon as she do. j do not feel at liberty to tell yolt where she is staying. J ...
... ever since she had heard his words disinctizt was at last esta6iksled as a fact eindeed. The preacher was Alec D' Urbervi/le TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES ) By THOMAS HARDY, [COEYRIGHT IS91, rY HARrER AND BROTHERS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED] AUTHOR OF FAR FROM ...
... bread-and- butter choking her. Be cust if I'd have done either o't, said Bet Birl, a married helper from one of the cottages. All's fair in love and war. I'd ha' married en just as she did, and if he'd said two words to me about not telling him beforehand ...
... an instance of the latter, he mentioned the case of a young,, man named D'Urberville, living some forty miles off, in the neigh- bourhood of Trantridge. Not one of the ancient D'Urbervilles of King's-Bere and other piaces? asked his son. 'That curiously ...
... style and complete modelling of form, but the colour is monotonous and opaque. The Hon. John Collier's large portrait group, Mrs. Hiaroldl Roller and Joyce Collier, is infinitely the best work of the kind that we have seen by him. It is refined in style ...
... Comhin- C/owun, in which Mr. Edouin and Miss Alice Atherton will shortly appear at the ROYALTY. DRURY L.sNl iS closed, the vast stage of that~bouse being required for the rehearsals of the forthcoming pantomime. Miss Violet Vanbrugh, the remarkably handsome ...
... Thompson; a spacious view on The Ouse, Kempton, by Mr. J. L. Pickering; and a rapidly-painted sea-study, In Channel, strongly suggestive of movement and bright daylight, by Mr. W. Ayerst Ingram. Mr. E. J Poynter's first sketch for his nude Diadumene ...
... conspicuous interest among the many examples of afists whose work rarely fails to please, as W. W. May, T. Collier, J. Orrock, iAumlonier, R. K. Penson, J. D'Egville, and W. Whymper, ,Vimperis, Hargitt, W. Simpson, and such old favourites as Edmund Warner, Mogford ...
... Jopling, Trixy, daughter of S. H. Phillips, Esq. (23)anv Mtrs. 3. Tompkinson (150); Miss Starr(H. S. King, Esq.) (428) ; MiSS J. Folkard, Miss Ethel Koberwein, and Miss 14~ (see her Psyche (22), as well as (59), her Sophv, aught(eer0 ...
... poetical. type, thoroughly original and attrac- tive. Indeed, the lion. Margaret Collier may be congratulated on a very taking v lume, gracefully illustrated by the Hon. John Collier. They were fairy cats, too, who studied at Madame Tabby's Establishment ...
... that remain to be noted are the ap- pearance of Miss Fanny Coleman as Lady Staunton in the place of Miss Rose Leclercq and Miss Irene Van- brugh as Mabel, heretofore played by Miss Agnes Miller and Miss Cudmore. The revival of Captain Swift ...