The Prince of Wales at Sandringham
Shafts from an Eastern Quiver: X. The Hunted Tribe of Three Hundred Peaks, by Charles J. Mansford
Weathercocks and Vanes, by Warrington Hogg
A Dark Transaction, by Marianne Kent
The Royal Humane Society
A Strange Reunion, by T. G. Atkinson
From Behind the Speaker's Chair: IV., viewed by Henry W. Lucy.
Portraits of Celebrities at Different Times of their Lives:
Mrs. Brown-Potter
H.R.H. The Prince of Wales
The Princess of Wales
S. Baring-Gould
Lord Charles Beresford
John Roberts
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: XVII. The Adventure of the "Gloria Scott", by A. Conan Doyle
Zig-Zags at the Zoo: X. Zig-Zag Ophidian, by Arthur Morrison and J. A. Shepherd
Types of English Beauty
The Nankeen Jacket, from the French of Gustave Guesviller
The Queer Side of Things:
Old Joe's Picnic
The Horse and Its Occupations
Two Profile Views of a Remarkable Potato
Vegetable Oddities
sembled.
[Illustration: THE BOWLING ALLEY.
From a Photo. by Beford Lemere.]
If during your visit one of the annual balls should take place, you are most fortunate. There are three of such--the "County," the "Tenants'," and the "Servants'," the first, of course, bringing the élite; but the two latter sometimes presenting a curious mixture. The tenants, I may say, are allowed to introduce a limited number of friends, a privilege highly valued, and much sought after by the most remote acquaintance of each and every tenant on the estate. A most wonderful display of colours distinguishes these Norfolkites, bright of hue, too, and more often than not dames of fifty got up in the style of damsels of eighteen.
[Illustration: THE PRINCE'S BUSINESS ROOM.
From a Photo. by Bedford Lemere.]
[Illustration: THE LIBRARY.
From a Photo. by Bedford Lemere.]
And what appetites these yeomen and cattle-dealers have got, to be sure! A
