... The Naval Brigade's Triumphant Visit to London. inn LJiiNiNEK 1U I HE MEN IN THE NEW ADMIRALTY BUILDINGS ^0- Z Buildings, DRAWN BY O. ECKHARDT the naval brigade passing the mansion house The Brigade reached the Mansion House via the Embankment amid scenes of unbounded enthusiasm DRAWN BY SANDERSON WELLS ...

... Mr; George Bernard Shaw's pleasant play, You Never Can Tell, has made the Strand Theatre ripple with laughter for six matinees. You Never Can Tell is a perverse hybrid of Mr. Shaw's peculiar pattern, and will probably have as much success as attended Arms and the Man at the Avenue a few years ago. It is really a farce of ideas, and that is a great gain on the farce of brainless incident. The ...

... . The whole British nation will join in hearty congratulations to His Imperial and Royal Highness Prince Wilhelm of Prussia, heir to the German and Prussian crowns, and great-grandson of our Queen, who attained his legal majority on Sunday at the age of eighteen. The aged Emperor of Austria, the much-enduring Ulysses of Europe, went to give welcome to the young Prince; so did his cousin, the ...

... prebendary Stanley Leathes bore a well-known name in Biblical scholarship. He has just died at Much Hadham, Herts, of which parish he was vicar at the time of his death, aged seventy, having been born in 1830. He was educated at Jesus College, Cam bridge, and for many years was associated with the parish of St. James, Westminster. He also held, by right of his scholastic attainments, the ...

... THE NEWSLETTER. Week by Week- Great Nf.w St., E.C December 7, 1904. The King came to town on Mon day and held a Cabinet Council. His Majesty has contributed alto gether £525 towards the purchase of a site for the projected new buildings of the Windsor and Eton Infirmary. The Queen celebrated her sixtieth birthday on Thursday amid many congratulations. I 'he King and Queen of Portugal 1 spent a ...

... SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK In Little Pictures Eton honours Scotland's patron saint by p'aying football known as the wall. It is played between the Collegers and Oppidans. 'The Hashing while on a voyage between Chifu and Shanghai in the middle of October struck a mine off the Shantung promontory. It blew a big hole in her port bow and killed two men, one of whom slipped through the hole and was ...

... CATTLE FOR CHRISTMASTIDE Prizewinners at Birminpham HP he fifty-sixth cattle show at Bingley Hall, Birming- ham, which opened on November 26, was very popular. It comprised 201 head of cattle, fifty-eight pens of sheep, and fifty-three pens of pigs. Every entry sent by the King secured recognition. Eight head of cattle came from the royal farms, Windsor, compris ing two Herefords, two ...

... HELPING THE BALTIC FLEET TO REACH THE FAR EAST li lb IBafttlesIbipj, cs Or]!/9 siimcdl Ulb (QiF5nniSiini (ClHieiTp 63 Psillllsigo99 The Germans taXe q„Ue a different view from onrseives on assured Adntira, RojestvensXy that tnternattona, the port'of Kid and whe'n yuu like. M. Diedrichsen is UXewise the Russian consu! DRAWN BY CHARLES W. WYLLIE From a pliotograpn tatton i'or 'i'iio tipliere at ...

... SEVEN DAYS With, the Na.tior\s of the World. The latest sensation is the serio-comic revolution at Panama. It cannot be said that this was an unexpected occurrence; the time was the only doubtful point about it. Having arranged matters with the British Government and the Panama Company the United States had decided to make the canal across the isthmus, and the only obstacle remaining was the ...

... SCALING THE SUMMIT OF THE BARRE DES ECF NS, THE HIGHEST PEAK IN THE DAUPHINY ALPS. DRAWN BY ERNST FLATZ The mountains of the French province of Dauphiny, now comcrised in the departments of the Hautes Alpes, Drome, and Isere, have been growing in popu larity for some time past. First-class climbing is to be obtained among the peaks of the Pelvoux range, of which Les ficrins or the Barre des ...

... THE- UNSILENCED TONGUE: A STUDY IN CRIME. By Arthur E. McFa.rla.ne In Six Chapters To be Completed Next Week When the Judge did finally come in at 2.30 not only had the others finished luncheon and every slice of bass and potato ball that had been fried for luncheon but Ciprien was down on the beach washing up, and the rods were again in the double skiff twitching for an afternoon with the ...

... THE RELIEF OF LADYSMITH. The Reception of General Butter. SOUTH AFRICAN LIGHT HORSE PASSING THROUGH THE TOWN THE MAYOR CALLING FOR THREE CHEERS FOR GENERAL BULLER THE TOWN CLERK READING AN ADDRESS TO GENERAL BULLER GENERAL BULLER CALLING FOR THREE CHEERS FOR THE INHABITANTS AN ENTRENCHMENT IN THE TOWN THE CAMP OF THE GALLANT GORDONS A VIEW OF THE TOWN THE TOWN HALL PHOTOGRAPHSBY OUR SPECIAL ...