... 1. MISS JULIA JAMES. II ho appears ut the. Aldwych Theatre, and is engaged to play principal girl in pantomime in Grand Theatre, Leeds, next Christmas. 2. MISS MAUDI DARRELL. Who appears in The Beauty of Bath, at the Aldwych Theatre. 3. MISS ADA REEVE, II ho is now on tour in the provinces, and has received tempting offers lo appear in America. 4. MDLLE. GABY DESLYS, In the bathing dress in ...

... . M. Patjl Kochanski, who made his first appearance in London on the 26th ult., is a talented Polish violinist. Born at Orol, in Russia, nineteen years ago, he studied as a boy at the Odessa Conservatoire, and afterwards pro ceeded to Brussels, where he soon carried off a first prize. He has toured with success in Spain, Portugal, Egypt, Turkey, and Greece, the Queen of Portugal being present ...

... . WITHIN the past ten days two new clubs have been added to the already long list of English ones, and with all that it may be safe to predict that the future life of these young institutions will be a nourishing one. The executive of the Worthing Club seem to me to have been singularly fortunate in obtaining not only a magnificent extent of ground, but, what is almost equally important, have ...

... . HENLEY Regatta was in every respect a thorough success this year. The racing was excellent, the attendance was above the average, and the weather was very fine, being if anything a little too warm. In spite of the regulations the house-boats were more numerous than ever this year, and their decorations were more than usually gorgeous. The Club enclosures too were many in number, and, thanks ...

... IIENLEY REG A T T A. Balliol College. Club Nautique de Ghent. THE SILVER GOBLETS. Easing up after the Finish. TITE VISITORS' CIT \LLENGE CUP FINAL. Balliol (Oxford) beat Caius (Cambridge) TIIE SILVER GOBLETS WINNERS. F. W. VVarre (stroke), H. J. Hale (bow). TIIE THAMES CHALLENGE CUP FINAL. Trinity Hall beat Kingston. ...

... . WILD FLOWER (MR. P KEEN). A t KITT1WAKE (MR. H. E. SHORELAND). SUMMERHOLME (MRS. DOUGLAS CHARRINGTON). Photos Archer, High-street, Kensington. ...

... . OXFORD IX THE FIELD WILSON (118) AND LONGMAN BATTING. CAMBRIDGE IN THE FIELD-- MARSHAM (\VHO SAVED HIS SIDE WITH 100 NOT OUT) AND DILLON BATTING. CAMBRIDGE. OXFORD. ...

... . DY JOHN llOLLINGSHEAD. THE death of Jenny Hill, which had been expected for some time, removes from the variety stage one of the few artistes of real genius who have ever contributed to its success. Though Jenny Hill was welcomed at the big houses, which subsist chiefly upon spectacular ballets and sensational performances, she was the life and soul of all the London and provincial music ...

... OXFORD v. CAMBEIDG E-- 0 R I C K E T. GENERAL VIEW OF GROUND. AT T.UNCH. PROMENADING. ON TIIE PRACTICE GROUND. AMONG THE COACHES. A FTEllN 00 N TEA. ...

... OXFORD v. CAMBRTDG E-C RICKE T. LUNCH TIME. DISCUSSING POSSIBILITIES. THE OXFORD WICKET KEEPER. C. E. M. WILSON (115) RETURNING TO PAVILION AFTER HIS BIG SCORE. CAMBRIDGE, TAKING THE FIELD. A. ECCLES AMD CAMBRIDGE FIELD. ...

... Tbe Sportsworr)&o. AT Newmarket last week his Majesty was very bright and cheery, and appeared to enjoy the meeting im mensely; he spent the week-end at Moulton Paddocks again as the guest of Sir Ernest Cassel. The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire were there, and each day her Grace was on the course, eagerly interested in the racing. She was well wrapped up in furs on Thursday, which was the ...

... G. E. LEWIS'S treble^ express rifles. GRIPv^lfcK HENRY OR METFORD TRA J ECTORY ...