... THE TOP HAT. The Hatter'ii Gazette has unearthed an &AI journal, dated Jan. lb, 1797, whioli gives the following amusing account of the weal:og of the tint silk hat in London . Jobn Hetherington. lialierdaalier, of the Strand, was ...

... THE TOP HAT. Hatter's weeartheJ an j o urnal. dated Jan. 16, 1797, which peea the amusing account of of the brat bat !hoodoo Juin of Strand, was arrainged the Lord Mayor yesterday caste' of lareae‘a of the year. and melting to rot. sod as, re. quired ...

... THE TOP HAT. (To the Editor of the Weekly Chronicle.) Bir,—Allow me to bring toyour notice the extracts about the top hat from the Hatter*, Gazette, which appears in the - Weekly Chronicle of January 28. In this extract (which, it is smarted, was taken ...

... •41•11nit the Hammers. Adamson won't onnounee team until tomorm. hat ay Suer to that ke wlll for experience and ploy Henderson and Bolton . Striker Warne Entwistle. Sunderland's second top scorer this season with tw• goats, was sent hone frost training ...

... him with a hat. Probably his hat was not very unlike that of Francis Bacon, Lord of Verulim—the purists will not .allow me to use the easier style and title of Lord Bacon. The Bacon tile (is that correct?) was something like the Kossuth hat. Never having ...

... By LEN HETHERINGTON SUNDERLAND'S take his case to the Tony Towers, with the independent tribunal. full backing of the .So Towers' ean, a d v4 i l i btlitg , club, has lodged an and recover appeal against his 17nock;.hVu r stiegs r s li will t t a >: ...

... By LEN HETHERINGTON SUNDERLAND'S Tom Finney wins his first Ireland cap alongside Newcastle's Tommy Cassidy in the Nations' Cup clash with the amateurs of Norway in Oslo's Ullava! Stadium tonight. Finney, the 21-year-old striker from Belfast who cost ...

... By LEN HETHERINGTON same 12 players will be involved, said Stokoe. The players are looking forward to this match, but we 'must not get carried away Clearly. the Roker boss la anxious that his Mayen should not allow themselves to become complacent ...

... By PAUL HETHERINGTON Clerk .41d et the heglnn,ng et the awn that their um 1111111edlite on rpturnina to the top flight. B,o‘tant hoes Clark said We are spry aware that rho. treek represents our lb. chance liar the'greet thtog about the .Cup. home of ...

... •y L 0. HETHERINGTON SUNDERLAND, who haven't lost a League game at home since Boxing Day and can't afford to slip up now, will face a strong Huddersfield tom at poker Park tomorrow (3.0 f. The only doubt concerns centre-forward and top scorer Derek Stokes ...

... NY LEN HETHERINGTON THE future of Sun. . __.. .._, striker Billy and • ;elision remelted and •• What merybodt welt lifighes will be settled h ., 'on make an Ina fur I don't knot, at a board meeting clear today mai .fang The wailing will ...

... fed, end eft top-fail i hut fortunetely one of the crew the Icaft hurt. Rear-Admiral Nelfun arrited Porticoonlh on Friday, ie the Soaburfe frigate. On lending, be received the nnirerfxl grcctiogt of the populace.— The gallant Adairal hat conplcteiy loft ...