... of the clown. Miss Lily Brayton, as Olivia, is scarcely as effective as she has been in other parts, although her power of speaking blank verse, strikes one more and more. But Mr. Oscar Asche, even in such a small part as that of Antonio, proves himself ...

... Light Infantry). Died of wounds received at Paardeberg. TYPES OF BAGPIPES. The Spectator writing about soldier-musicians, thus speaks of Major Day, the author of Musical Instruments WHAT soldiers have done for music and how they have availed themselves of ...

... be glad to hear that the little boy has had no fits since taking your Remedy. We consider his recovery wonderful. Humanly speaking, I consider his cure entirely due to your remedy. From Mr. John Davin, Clonmel, April 29th, 1899. I consider it a pleasing ...

... consumed on Sundays was tea. And it is monstrous to talk of the dark places which were supposed to have so baneful an effect. Speaking from a recent personal experience, I can say that never have I seen anything more decorous than the conduct of the management ...

... about having no band on Sunday ILLUSTRATED BY A. S. HARTRICK. Dear me How very horrid, and singular But, as I said, we don't speak of it much.' No no. When the Hussar was gone, a young lady, disclosing a long suppressed interest, asked if the ghost had ...

... Infantry), Died of wounds received at Paardeberg. TYPES OF BAGPIPES. The Spectator, writing about so!dier=musicians, thus speaks of Major Day, the author of Musical Instruments WHAT soldiers have done for music and how they have availed themselves of ...

... gth, 1898. a r 1 tt° ay that tbe bov has liad no ^ts since taking your Remedy. We consider hir recovery wonderful. Humanly speaking I consider his cure entirely due to your Remedy con.ider hi. ^LeSejarj only.sPec/mens °f many testimonials recently received ...

... bright-red necktie and, in spite of this occasion being a dance, he wore high riding-boots and drab cloth breeches. I did not speak a word with him that evening, although I knew his friend and patron, Almazy, well but when he was more acclimatised I made ...

... reports and giving final orders. The General, on foot, without any weapon or soldierly attire, is standing to the left hand speaking to Sylvan Dtk and two other officers, one of whom is on horseback. Joubert is attended by Jean Botha, a staff officer. The ...

... Manager looked at a loss what to say or do, and the most stupefied and puzzled of all was the Light Comedian, who, after speaking in animated tones with the Soubrette, at last approached the prompt table as if determined to get at the heart of the mys ...

... doubt your courage, and I have envied your exploits too often to speak slightingly of' your methods. As a matter of fact, disguise would do nothing, and worse than nothing, for a man who speaks Spanish with my Highland accent. I may, perhaps, take a foolish ...

... were parted as if to speak. Marguerite turned away, white and sick nothing could save her lover now. But Saxe's voice went on again, and with a gasp of relief Marguerite looked round to see if she could get near to Hel&ne and speak to her unobserved. If ...