VERY calmly and pleasantly is this matter settled at Messrs. DOWDESWELL'S
Galleries. Mr. O. RICKATSON takes us a mighty pleasant tour through
Wicklow, Wexford, and Waterford. He gives us his views on the Land Question
(Shure there are Sixty-two of them, bedad!) in Water-colours, and very
bright, breezy, and delightful they are. If they _will_ have Home Rule, if
they persist in having Ireland for the Irish, we have no desire to pick a
quarrel with this accomplished _aquarelliste_ (Ha! ha!) for showing us the
beauties of the "distrissful counthry;" and if we are not allowed to have
the real thing, we shall find the peaceful possession of Mr. RICKATSON'S
delightful pictures no mean substitute.
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[Illustration: ENTERTAINING AN ENTERTAINER.
Mr. Toole, before partaking of all the farewell
luncheons, dinners, and suppers, previous to his
departure for Australia.
Mr. J. L. Toole after all the farewell lunches, &c., &c.
***P. & O. Co. won't make any reduction on taking a
quantity.]
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