... first la September brings with it Ikla pipnlsr Uallal fittnis, and given fine weather the usual big gathering may ha anticipated in Mr Bryant's grounds, adjoining Charltonmad. Tha entries closed Friday tel, ate show no sign falling off in spite of tha ...

... acknowledged that hae mad# « phenomenal leap into popular favonr. and has eatibliabed a firm hold on the rporting public that may be confidently predicted that the Tnitad will eclipae iU enoceaa of I act aeaaon. A marked improvement has been noticeable in ...

... horse, with splendid shape, and head and legs (hat judges cannot get away from. Mr. J. A. Barr*. Nuneaton, was second with May Queen in the class for three-year-old fillies that had won prizes of £'t and over. Class *.• wa-. for mares four years old and ...

... Thornycroft, whose loss in money and business through these absurd proceedings must be very great. As for the work. men, they may be suitably reminded that while they are haggling about the hide and hair the animal itself u getting thinner. We do not think ...

... the name the nation. The locum tenens tho aame time issued hull excommunication agaiust all leaders Wednesday's riots. Yes- May tho Turkish troops were returning the Sehtmlik bomb was thrown a who was arrested. one was injured. .VI' A TBS AND TURKEY. ...

... Then tunnelling commences until the tunnel of a 'former pit is connected, so that there may be a draught to keep the digger's candle alight, and here I may mention that, quite in keeping with this old-world industry, the candle serves as timepiece ...

... for the foreman and labourer.. The farm is most eligibly situated, within .is miles of the Marble Arch. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the Hanger Hill Rotate Office, 1, Madeley Road, Ealing. To LET, PREMISES in Broadersy, Baling ...

... September brings with it this popular Shopton on M~allet fixture, and given fine weather, the usual big TI ga'thering may be anticipated in Mr Bryant's grounds, to adjoining the Charlton road. The entries closed on Friday cn: laet, and tbey show no sign of falling ...

... Miss 13 Parsons Mrs 13 Watson Mr 13 LOWER ROAD Coalter and the Misses 14 Creaser Mr and 16 Cooper Mr Mrs fam 3 Fergusson Mr 66 May Mr Mrs fam 16 Macpherson Page Miss Proctor Mr Prince Mr Sawdon and Mrs 16 Thompson Mr Misses 16 GARDENS Blake Misses 7 Bndden ...

... people, bo true is it “that evil is wrought by want of thought as well want of heart. If all ooußumerfl wonld purchase Bryant and Mays matches,that fires wonld able to pay £l,OOO work more la (tONSBCB.'.TIOH. t!ie M>|mzme lh»t bu (••owd y aacb » ion in ...

... M. 3Ir BRYANT RASIMIm Sam Bale .Mr FRED TornHAi Nap Jones ?? Mr PAUL BoswcLr Bob Cordcs.e . Mr .E.ORGE. GerooRY Dick Groundsell ..r GEORGE CURTISS Tim Crop .ir BENRY WYNNE Clerk of the Scales . Mr VICTOR M. SEYMOUR Poppy Snaffle ?? Miss MAY EDOUIN Lacy ...

... present generation of medical men are fully alive to its former dangers. The following brief observations may oconsequently be of interest. It may be aocepted as a correct statement that before the vaceine inoculation was introducsd in 1798, 3,000 lives ...