No. 18. _John Hare, Esq._, as seen and painted by Sir JOHN E. MILLAIS, Bart., R.A., "_The Hare Apparent_"--to every spectator. But what an unpleasant position! The eminent Actor is either studying a part, or has the Box-office account-book in his hand, and wants a quiet moment for serious thought or close calculation; and yet, in the next room to him (No. 19), one of Mr. ORCHARDSON'S young ladies is singing and playing a yellow chrome-atic scale, and in the room overhead (No. 17), Mr. NETTLESHIP'S tiger has broken loose, and is taking a bath. When rescued from these surroundings, this will remain at home a Hare-loominous picture for the family. No. 28. "_Toe-Toe chez Ta-Ta._" Miss TOETOE, in blue, at work and looking down, says to the other girl, TATA, who is maliciously smiling at her, "Oh dear! I _do_ hope that no one will look at my right thumb or my toes! O Mr. WOODS, A., why was my right thumb left like this?" No. 34. In this Mr. MORLEY FLETCHER shows us a Female Martyr in Tomartyr-coloured dress, preparatory to being taken off to the _Auto da fe_. No. 45. "_An Undress Rehearsal_" STUART G. DAVIS. No. 49. "_On the Temple Steps._" By JOHN GRIFFITHS. For years we've known that GRIFFITHS is "the safe man" to follow. But, unless this is a work of pure imagination, anyone well acquainted with the Temple Pier and the Temple Steps will naturally ask, "Where are the Steam-boats?" Nos. 51, 52, and 53. The first is a Harmony in Sea by Mr. HENRY MOORE, A., and the second is Mr. MILLER'S--(WILLIAM not JOSEPH MILLER)--_Colonel Hornsby-Drake_. This Drake seems out of his element, as he ought to have been floating about with the wild fowl that belong naturally to the picture below. Nos. 63-66. "Four little whitey boys out for a run, Ate early greeny food. Then there were none!" Painted by AMY SAWYER. "Not a work of imagination, my dear little boys, because you were seen by AMY--that is, AMY _saw yer_!" No. 70. _Study in Patisserie._ Design for a chocolate ornament covered with sugar. Recommended by Messrs. CLARK AND HAMILTON. No. 71. _Lion in Desert._ Very tame. Mr. HERBERT DICKSEE. No. 76. _The New Skirt Dance._ . . We strongly recommend the study of this picture to admirers of the "Skirt Dance." It shows how one of the male sex may attempt it--that is, according to the idea of the designer, HERBERT DICKSEE. No. 88. _Colonel W. Barnardiston._ "First Chairman of West Suffolk County Council." Painted by HUBERT HERKOMER, R.A. If he is "First Chairman," it doesn't matter what he is afterwards, since he has been immortalised by the admirable painting of HUBERT HERKOMER. He'll remain "First Chairman" in the _Dramatis Personae_ of this year's Catalogue, at all events, and be H. H.'s "Perpetual First Chairman," too, be the other where he may.