DESIGNS FOR MI-CARÆME.
(To be worn as Costumes at the next International Fancy-Dress Ball.)
The Emperor W-ll-m.—Paul Pry on Tour.
The Czar of R-ss-a.—Protection.
The Sultan of T-rk-y.—Wrecked in Port.
The Khedive of Eg-y-t.—Young Hopeful.
The President C-rn-t.—A Dissolving View.
Prince von B-sm-rck.—The Shadow of the Past.
Count C-pr-vi.—The Substance of the Future.
Vicomte de L-ss-ps.—A Lock on the Suez Canal.
The Pr-m-r.—A Scotch Mixture of Homer and Home Rule.
Sir W-ll-m H-rc-t.—The latest of the Plantagenets.
Mr. J-hn M-rl-y.—"To Dublin from Pall Mall."
Lord R-nd-lph Ch-rch-ll.—The Prodigal Returned.
Mr. Speaker P-l.—The chucker in.
Mr. L-b-ch-re.—The Spirit of Te—ruth.
The Marquis of S-l-sb-ry.—The Irish Emigrant.
Mr. Arth-r B-lf-r.—Golf surviving Government.
Mr. H-nry Irv-ng.—A Canterbury Pilgrim.
Miss Ell-n T-rry.—A Nun, with none like her.
Mr. J. L. T-le.—A Walker, Running, London and the Provinces.
"I'm Manxious to Know."—The Isle of Man, it appears from Mr. Spencer Walpole's book, has thriven on Home Rule. We all know that Club Land gets on very well, Club-law being administered by men only, seeing that men only are the governing and governed. But "Home" is the antithesis of the Club, and Home Rule, domestically, means Female sovereignty. In the Isle of Man-sans-Woman there can be no Home Rule properly so called. It must be "Homo Rule."