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... La Plata. April-May. sold 21s. 3d. BAULKY firm and occasionally Ud. dearer. Danubian. aample, January, seller*. 2ls. Danublao-Kustcndjl, due ont, held for 21a. 14d. 21s. asked for five options. January ISth-February. Eight op>ions. Marcb-April.'sellera ...
... to make up the first 30. Twenty-eight 40*8 for 19 places, which, with the remaining shots at 41, will make up the second 30. FIRST STAGE.- HOUSE OF LORDS.' Highest Scores at 500 Yards. Points. Corporal Kemp, 41st Middlesex 22 Sergeant Collett, 7th Sussex ...
... as well in England, and David Ballard because it shows certain amount of talent for playwriting. It fresh, and shows that the author is thinking about the problems of civilised life for himself. It shows a young man. David Ballard, whose soul is tortured ...
... SECOND EDITION MORNING POST OFFICE, Tuesdat Morning. REUTERS TELEGRAMS. MARSEILLES, April 4. Advices have beea received fioin Naples to tbe 2d insf. The strength of tbe King is continually declining, and tbe news of his Majesty's condition has caused ...
... THE SECOND OLYMPIAD. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) ATHENS, April 23. The preliminaries of the Second Olympiad are now over, and the actual business of the Games has begun in real earnest. All over Athens—at the Stadium, in the Zappeion, at the sh ...
... Second Court. (Sitting at Nisi Prius in London, before Mr. Justice Willes and a Common Jurv.) , DUNSTON V. PATERSON-ARREST OF A WRONG PERSON ™,.. BY THE SHERIFF. j a^t h e7brs-sff ?? Wh ° m a Sa - attSSK! Ll__5, r ; i | erg . an xV S vr e^ Hd Mr * Woollett ...
... STRANGE DEVELOPMENTS, BISMARCK ON THE STAGE. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. I Tm Golfing —ln riew tho' wmmeil«eU«e» wltt *M» „ _ open chempionehip, which fall* be »t nieA*io«*heo»»« Chess. . nannin, MuirfleH on WednmfaT and Thoreder in next PROBUm Mo. LOIR !nurse's ...
... usual in civilised society to look grave for at least tlie space of five second*. The Tea-table in the Eighteenth Century is the suggestive title of a paper which not only shows how the beverage gradually became popular, but also recalls some of those ...
... ANNALS OF THE FRENCH STAGE, FROM THE ORIGIN TO THE DEATH OF RACINE.* Mr. Hawkins, in calling his book -* Annals of the French Stage, from the origin until the death ol Kacine, has committed one of those singular errors to which clever people are, like ...
... THE REVIEWS FOR APRIL. Foreign affairs, especially in connection with the Far E;ist and our relations with France in Africa, naturally occupy many pens in the new periodicals. The Niii'tefii'tli Century opens with a well-con- sidered and temperate article ...
... Reade himself that there were twenty years of work in that wonderful romance. Mr. Besant shows in some detaU, taking a real work as a model, how the successive stages of a novel should be worked out. In conclusion, he warns young authors once more against ...
... APRIL 1904 rilK MOl THE MORNING POST. SATURDAY. i i hoax. Ai-rii. 2. Q Ci.i JNDKX. M.nu* lour i« was met oi»o POST ' ami muim* |wrl«*yiuK “*ok |»laci-. 1 I. ) 'j’f,,. **on«*ral had ik* fr»*sh proposals I r«‘pf»ied lh»* rt-qiM-st, whi«*h luicl again ami ...