... (rec. 3). Fourth round.—Moxon beat Dilley (rec. 4): Page «rec. 15) beat Heywood; F. Smith (ree. 1) beat Wilson; Donington beat Pritchard (ree. 2). Semi-final.— Moxon heat F. Smith (ree. 17.) beat Donington; Page Final.—-Moxon beat Page (rec. 17). SATURDAY’S ...

... (BY TRLBOBAPH.) Frank A. Ortley (18), while training on a cinder path at Portsmouth last night, was thrown from his bicycle and fractured both arms badly. SHOCKING DEATH AT ILFRAOOMBB. (B\ Tiuoura.) This morning the deed body of Henry Moxon, medics! student ...

... Southwark, either in Butts, Hogsheads, or Kilderkins.—Although this Stout is fully equal, if not superior to any imported, the price has not been raised. Mr. Bell does not sell it in Bottles.—Stout specially prepared for exportation.—Agent for AITCIIESON & Co ...

... will and leaves the cash to Frank. A comic , solicitor gives the will to Frank, and the occurrence is t noted by the disappointed steward, who, in a struggle I for possession of the document, draws a knife on Frank. . As Frank is the hero it is needless ...

... Armitage, A. Wilson, A. Bi den, forwards. HULL v. MILLOM.—At Hull. Hull—H. Taylor, back; L. Parry. J. Cook, I. D. Frank and R. Goddard, half Moxon, three uarter backs; Bhodes, n ks; F. and Parkinson, ade, Ellerington, Harrison, Lewis, Fulton, Millom—J. Eagers ...

... Disraeli begins his disposal of the royal patronage very well by the grant of a pension, from the civil list, of £75 to Mrs. Moxon, the pub. sbher's widow.-Guerdia9e. Mrs. Neil A&rnott, the widow of the natural 1 philosopher lately doceased, has written ...

... the Albion Hotel, Hemingfield, on the 27th ult. Complainant spoke to defendant going to his house and asking for a bottle of stout. One was supplied. About half-an-hour afterwards defendant became unruly, pulled bis coat off, and wanted to fight. Defendant ...

... restdence of the great humorist It is said that *ale will held of the books, furniture, and curiosities early the coming month. Stout Thackeray and tiik Oxford Vice Chanceixob ’Pray, what can I do serve you, sir ?’ inquired the bland functionary. •My name is ...

... Oe a tear han Billy Jordan, of Burton on-Trent. te as secured recent victories over Frank Winite, George Clarke and oping on Monday, foung Carnea, and is t the Premier Skating mink, Cuestertield, »o add Eddie Jones, of Blackburn, to tis list. Jenes also ...

... satisfaction, still they were greedy for more. So it was with serenading duet Faust (Miss Amy Angarde) and Mephistopheles (Mr. Frank Danby), of which the marvellously clever shufflingoff thestage or' Mr. Danby—it was something between dance and a run, and ...

... Lempriere J Tanner F M Crow half backs D Frank J T H Wood-head R Parkinson P Fildes T Stitt B Hamm F apenceley W II Wiles and F Gorman Reserves: Back Sillis three-quarter half back T Dunsn G Voyce W and F Moxon Kingston Rovers to determined disorganisation ...

... Ml where stood. forward, and lifted his head from the ground, and next moment loud scream through the house. It's Frank, Tom ! It's Frank himself! Oh. my God, 1 hank thee! has come back—he has come back. But ill. He has fainted. Help into the house with ...