... accounts showed a lair balance on the right side; while the club has now a membership of fifty, which is a considerable Lerease upon last year. A letter was read from the Liberal Cycling Club, asking if the club would be willing to join in a ...

... up the amount sacrificed by the reduction. A good many arguments may be advanced, I dare say, both for and against a cycle tax. But unless it could be made to reach practically all cycle users, and to yield a substantial profit to the revenue, it stands ...

... dingy, and faded in the bright spring sunlight, sofa cushions bear a crumpled aspect, a new low is needed here, a new cord or flower necessary there, in fact at this season there are a hundred and one little detail,, that need attention, if we would have ...

... when arrayed in a garb which fits him like a rig -out of tights, it does a fellow's eyes good to see that a more rational dress is coming into vogue. Once upon a time a pair of skintight breeches and equally ...

... urbanity, now persuading a lazy dancing man to make up a set, and then introducing him to a drooping wallflower. Mr Armstrong was also responsible for the programme, on the back of which was to be seen a well-executed figure of a wheelman ...

... ran to Moorend, a mile past Thursby, under the command of Mr H. Mawson, captain of the club. This riew club has a large membership, and promises to have a successful career. Mr S. P. Foster, its president, has offered to give a prize for a ...

... as if he was travelling over smooth asphalte on a machine of ordinary tyre. On muddy roads, the pneumatic tyre has a great advantage over the old. It does not pass through the mud, but over it, leaving a broad ribbonlike band on the road, about one inch ...

... at 6.15 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Sundays. Box cleared of Local Letters at 6.15 a.m. for all parts, 6.30 p.m. 11AVER100 T. 5.0. : Week Days Only. Box cleared at 8.40 a.m., and 7.15 p.m. WALL. BOXES as follows: l3orwick Rails 8 a.m. 445 Holborn Hill 9 ...

... similar to that at Carlisle they missed nothing. Already I have heard a number of A Cinder Track. racing cyclists bewailing the want of a good cinder track. Certainly it would be a boon to them, especially as the racing season will be upon us before the ...

... Only. Only a tangle of twisted wire, Only a busted pneumatic tire, Only a header in deep black mire, Only a short sharp nail. Only a suit of clothes all torn, Only a lump on the head next morn. While two black ...

... departed in as leisurely a manner as possible consistent with a due regard to canine dignity. Headquarters was reached shortly after 6 o'clock, where a combination tea and supper was heartily enjoyed. A fitting wind-up was the monthly concert, which many ...

... with two or three others of a like kidney, as far as Lockerbie. This was not so bad for a man who has not crossed a machine for something over 12 months (with the exception of two or three short runs on a machine lent him by a friend). I ...