... ,| SI NS -CY , IT BLLE T.iis vPHYLLIS! pHST iYLLIS,- Seteiber meetilig on the anchester Race. The Se11d pro ved t *reat success, though the hazi- tse wreather marred the proceedings from the f vietw of 'sptxf L. Tihe sun shone out quite strongly for the greater part of Saturdi f E r afterniv )n, and thle air W:S positively R.WEA balmy. There was a very good attend- dancel of ladies present on ...

... Africa. have arrived both Capetow* aad Durban, aad then ie material chug* ia the aituation. far thia nation in concerned, the war may b* to only beginning. Hitherto have been obliged act on the The work of invaaioa been all the other aide; we have farced to take one or two of known eupbnniatically atrategic movementa to rear, though if hand to •ay why they not called by their real name, aeeing ...

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... ON THE BEACH YARMOUTH, WHERE MRS, BENNETT’S BODY prisoner, about one o'clock, met Alice Meadows in Hyde rk. Assuming that he went bv the 7.20 train, he would arrive in London at 11.30. In the cours3 of the same evening he wrote a letter to Miss Meadows, telling her he had been to Bexley Heath that day, and was sorry to inform her his grandfather had pas ed away that morning at 3.30. It would ...

... magistrates, the inquiry was resumed on Friday. Nov. 23, into the charge preferred against Herbert John Bennett of strangling his „_ , Yarmouth Beach, on the night of Sept. 22. k was the hour fixed for resumption of the ry, and that time the space reserved for the public THE PENNY ILLUSTRATED PAPER ...

... bleeding profusely from the neck, and he lost consciousness almost immediately, dying before he could taken to the London Hospital. A man named Abrahams, with whom the deceased is stated to have been strugglingwhen aid arrived, was arrested, and charged at the Thames Police-court later in the morning. Sentence on the Scarborough Bank Manager. At the York Assizes on Saturday last before Mr. ...

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... a sad shock. All the Turf World knew about Lord William as one o? the rollicking, dare-devil Beresfords, who did not care for hog, dog, devil,” and was in the midst of all sport in Ireland. They followed with keen interest his doings in India, where after w hile he may be said to have dominated the Turf. As principal owner or agent, confederate or adviser, he was alike successful racing ...

... by postl but for the benefit of other cottagers who may desire information on the subject I repeat the substance of my letter to Wollatou.” row of well-shaped trees is a pretty sight, and tells of the artist; but a lot of mopheads, choked in the centre, and smothered with sucken oroclaims the sloven, and the latter never finds a profit in ais work. Training on a south wall is a good method to ...

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... THE trial of Benjamin Greene Lake, aged sixty-two, solicitor, for alleged misappropriation of trust funds commenced before Mr. Justice Wills at the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday, Jan. 16. He pleaded Not guilty.” -The Solicitor-General (Sir E. Carson, Q.C.). Mr. Button. Mr. Horace Avor>. Mi Muir, and Mr. Bodkin conducted the prosecution; Mr. sh. «■. C., Mr. H. C. Richards, Q.C., and Mr. ' ...