... was drawn game of lour goals all. For Bromley Baker was individually the fiest forward on the field, and passed well either whig. started badly, but improved the game proceeded The halves sutlered from wan*, knowledge of each other. re land was good at ...

... Councillor, ha* * our local governing authority for ~,,,1 l„. has done real solid work in that have not heard of any fault Whig f >lll With the way which he li.as jK-rfonmal h* duties. the other noiuinatotl canluUte 1 have not word to say, for know aWul ...

... way, F. U. Oedney, and A. Norman half-barks; Engl ah T. Field (rijtlit wing). I'libonie (centre!. 8. n and A. Harvey, (left whig), forward*. Kick off at 8.46. , , , . Thia team will play Stanley ;Lon4oc Leagu-) on Broml VERY NOVELTY AND ARTICLE OF FASHION ...

... fore wings and two smaller hind wings. >0 connected that the hinder edge of the forewing laps over the front edge of the hind whig. They are formed of a transparent or semi transparent membrane.held expanded by hollow. horny inis*, culled vehis.nervures ...

... that his opjHisition was a trade one. hut opposed the application energetic terms for the licensed victualler*. reference Whig to the evidence before the Koval Commission the evils which accrued from women being able to edit ain beers from the gi-u-ers' ...

... peuter goal; Scollitk and Rrearly, l-acks; W. Berk, SuudwKk. and It C. Portway, half back.; A. Stiudwick and R. A. i. (right whig), - Dmbridge (ceutie). C. Siiarp and R. EJey vh-ti wing), forwards. John R* Patxt. Kemriw *1 W«t Irk lam r«ntM»« ■ a> ie« ■•triM-ry ...

... a spiia'ia, Opjiiocomn the brittle star ti«h. group of eggs inser ts, and s.ellate I rain or. leaf of Deuuia Mr A. Holers, whig diamond beeile(Braz.l) and scales wings e*..ia ihephau*(Madagascar)and Motpho ; Mr. D. Tur.-nie., D-Uornace-c. one specimen ...