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editH. RIDER HAGGARD.
Born 1856.
From a]AGE 3.[Daguerrotype |
From a]AGE 7.[Photograph |
From a Photo. by]AGE 19.[M. G. Blaize Tours |
From a Photo. by]AGE 34.[A. J. Melhuish |
T is not often possible to present a portrait of a well-known writer taken in his nursery days; but in the case of Mr. Rider Haggard, he has obligingly enabled us to do so, as well as to reproduce a portrait of himself when, as a boy of seven, he was probably about to quit the nursery for the schoolroom. The third portrait of the series represents him when, at nineteen, as secretary to Sir Henry Bulwer, he was about to pay a lengthy visit to Natal—there to acquire the thorough familiarity with the scenery and the people of South Africa which he was afterwards to turn to excellent account, especially in "Jess." Our final portrait, which is taken from a recent photograph, represents him as he is at present, when he has proved himself the best romantic writer of the day.
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4 | Lords of Appeal (£6,000) | £24,000 |
1 | Master of the Rolls | £6,000 |
5 | Lords Justices (£5,000) | £25,000 |
5 | Chancery Judges (£5,000) | £25,000 |
1 | Lord Chief Justice | £8,000 |
13 | Common Law Judges (£5,000) | £65,000 |
2 | Admiralty Judges (£5,000) | £10,000 |
1 | Judge Court of Arches | £5,000 |
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