The Strand Magazine, Vol. 07, Issue 38, February, 1894: An Illustrated MonthlyVarious
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The Strand Magazine, Vol. 07, Issue 38, February, 1894: An Illustrated Monthly
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O, Bird of Eve! whose love-sick notes,
I hear across the dale,
Who nightly to the moon and me
Dost tell thy hapless tale!
The lad's voice was as true as the trill of the bird of which he sang,
and this time it was the great tenor who sat and--thought, of those
happy Westminster days, of those bewildering banquets at which he used
to sing, of the glasses of port, the palatable biscuits, the useful
two-shilling pieces. Perhaps he thought of more.
The lad sang again and again, until at twenty past nine o'clock, ten
minutes before dispersing, the chairman gave out the number of the last
glee, and Edward Lloyd shared my book as we listened to S. Webbe's
beautiful music set to--
Rise, my joy, sweet mirth attend,
I'm resolved to be thy friend;
Sneaking Phoebus hides his head,
He's with Thetis gone to bed:
Tho' he will not on me shine,
Still there's brightness in the wine;
From Bacchus I'll such lustre borrow,
My face shall be a sun to-morrow!
HARRY HOW.
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NOTE.--In the Illustrated Interview with Sir George Lewis in
our December issue, page 655, the following paragraph occurs:
"Sir George prosecuted in a number of bank failures, the result
of the Joint Stock Act of 1862. In addition to Overend and
Gurney's, there were Barnett's Bank of Liverpool, the Unity
Bank," etc., etc. The words "Barnett's Bank" should read
"Barned's Bank." We much regret the mistake, which makes it
seem that we referred to the well-known and old-established
firm of Messrs. Barnett & Co., of South Castle Street,
Liverpool.
_Beauties._
[Illustration: Miss Croker
_From a Photo by Chancellor, 55, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin._
Mrs. WH COOK
_From a Photo by W. Duffus, 26, Queen Street, Huddersfield._
Lady Helen Vincent
_From a Photo by Chancellor, 55, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin._]
[Illustration: Miss Maud Gonne
_From a Photo by Chancellor, 55, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin._
Miss Jameson.
_From a Photo by Chancellor, 55, Lower Sackville Street, Dublin._
Mrs. Gardner.
_From a Photo by W. & A. H. Fry, 68, East Street, Brighton._]
[Illustration: Evelyn Millard
_From a Photo by Alfred Ellis, 20, Upper Baker Street, N.W._
Christine Beauclere
_From a Photo by W. Bradnee, 40, Fleet Street, Torquay._
Miss Hamilton
_From a Photo by Russell and Sons, 17, Baker Street._]
_From Behind the Speaker's Chair._
XII.
(VIEWED BY HENRY W. LUCY.)
[Sidenote: MR. G. AND MR. D.]
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