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... personality. They deal with general subjects, including naval and military matters, racing, with Colonial and foreign news. A SHORT STORY, each being complete in a number, ia one of the leading features of the paper. Omen—SAVOY HOUSE, SAVOY, LONDON. ...
... personality. deal with general subjects, including naval and military matters, racing, with Colonial and foreign news. A SHORT STORY, each being complete number.' la one of the leading features of the paper. OFFICES—SAVOY HOUSE, SAVOY, LONDON. QOUGE OWE ...
... Black Year for Investors,' v The Foreign and Colonial Failures of the Government. The serial tale continued, and the short story, l'laiu Frances Mow bray, is capital. The ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE has special attraction for local readers, the ...
... benefited, the fashionable schemes of land legislation being, says, I'ttle no utility. The first part of a fascinating short story given, and The Cra ;k of Doom is continued. The crisis regarding Home Rule the subject of a powerful article. Next month ...
... Man Braddon's powerful tale, 44 The Levels of Arden ; and the same industrious lady contributes short story called 44 At Chrighton Abbey. »ia has story of New Tork life. Mr Walter Thornbury continues his pleasant papers, All Round St. Paul V' Mr Carpenter ...
... it has given them. From other particulars the robbe-y appears to have been effected in a manner which recalls the short sensation story of the day. The thieves, as alleged, senta gentlemanly sort of *‘ advance agent” fast autumn to Sunderlanj. He and ...
... picturesijuc. The literary essay deals with Lessing's Fau*t. Mrs Oliphant's serial tale is continued, and there is a clever short story by the author of Aut Diabolus, aut Nihil. Baily's Macazisk Sports and Pastimes furnishes well executed engravings of ...
... enthusiasm over the beauty of the country and the heartiness of the people. Theauthor of **Mona Maclean” ontributes a charming short story. Other readable papers are those on Wander- ings in Persian Kurdistan,” and on the biography of Vrofessor Blackie. The political ...
... his aids which arise trom patronage to amuse his frier » by a fable, an epitaph, ora At length he ventured a volume—that short story. was long published before the author was knows or distinguished as a pot. He sung the graces of Hope aod Charity to a ze ...
... adventitious aids which arise from patronage. At first lie tried his lyre amuse his friends by a fable, an epitaph, or short story. At length he ventured a volume.—that volume was long published before the author was known distinguished a poet. sung the ...
... numerous, and of a great merit. Cass&ll's Family Magazine, besides its two serial tales, contains a deeply interesting short story, and a variety of capital reading for the household. Among other papers is one on the new Art Work in Iron, which has attracted ...
... read the vivid and authoritative account of it without pride. The serial stories, by Khoda Broughton and Francis Mary Peard, worthily maintain their authors’ reputation ; and the short tales attain a high standard of ex- cellence. No better number of HE CoRNHILL ...