... For the first time since 1914, the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race was run on Saturday last over the usual course from Putney to Mortlake. That the great s ...

... In spite of the unfavourable weather, enormous crowds of Londoners spent the Easter Holidays out of town, especially at the seaside resorts. For the first ti ...

... Drawn by J. H. Thorpe. Lopyriyfueu in ttie United States and Canada. in perfect weather, on a course in fine condition, and in presence of a large crowd, most of ...

... The International Horse Show at Olympia, honoured with a visit by the King and Queen on Tuesday, has provided keen enjoyment to many thousands of people, and proved ...

... aracteristic impressions of some of the well-known habitues of the heath, as they might be called, who are generally to be seen at race meetings, including Ascot, the ...

... WELL PLAYED, PLUM A TRIBUTE BY RIP After a long and brilliant innings Mr. P. F. Warner, familiarly known as Plum, began his last match in first-class cricket on Saturday, and as a souvenir of the o ...

... . BY LOW Tne Southern Seas generally have become a rage, largely owing to the novels of Mr. de Vere Stacpoole and Mr. Conrad and to the Honolulu music and musicians that ha ...

... Like Monte Carlo, Mentone has come into its own again. Many British tourists have arrived. That his happy condition is made possible by the exchange there can be littl ...

... THE TRIALS OF THE TIMOROUS ON lOUR Touring on the Continent or elsewhere is never without its little tragedies, and in these very abnormal times they do not diminish in number. In these circumstances ...

... Notable Figures in the Electoral Battle. By FKCatt. ...

... Drawn by J. H. Thorpe. CoDvriehted in the United States and Canada. Mr. Hardy's The Famous Tragedy of the Queen of Cornwall at Tintagel in Lyonnesse was performed for the ...

... . BY MATT Convinced that, with the assistance ot the Liberals, the Government will be defeated on the Address, and expecting that Mr. Ramsay MacDonald will be I M I P° ...