... A CHAT WITH BURNLEY POINTSMAN. A NIGHT IN SIGNAL-BOX. THE PILOT OP 'IHE PASSENGER. HOW ACCIDENTS ABE AVOIDED. INT CRESTING DETAILS. How many the myriad thousands who upon our great iron roads give a thought to the working the great systems by which they ...

... becanse they are ooofldent chat with a “Soch lathe Secret of our Trade. HERBERT'S CATALOGUE. wrrvw HERBERTS CATALOGUE. - A Qareful Penmalof this valuable Cacalogne will prove without doubt that the nrices charged are the lowest In the trade. JJEBBEBT‘B ...

... A CHAT WITH ME. SELOUS. The Ztatlv Oraphie of a recent date has the fallawicg interesting interview Five feet nine, twelve atone, sinewy, wallbtlanrrd.he looks the msn to hold rifie. Twentyeoejeiirs in Central Africa have left Mr. Belous than must of ...

... A CHAT ABOUT FOOTBALLS. Die «i'.e and weight footballs are fixed by law within certain limits. The Association ball may from twenty-sevsn to twenty-eight inches round and may from thirteen to fifteen ounces. The two ounces of weight and the inch of c ...

... week in October, when there is so Treat a resort of persons of all ranks, from the duke to the beggar, that often a bed is let for a guinea a night. The place is very pleasant and healthful, being situate on a sandy soil, and was it not for ...

... A CHAT WITH MRS. BANCROFT. A fortnight ago I was about everywhere and since then my doctor hae allowed me walking exercise of only a few yards daily, said sweet Mrs. Bancroft to • Courier doormen. cativo Os. Tuesdey night, referring to her recent ...

... A CHAT WITH LORD HAWKE. An interviewer hod chat with Lord Hawks on his arrival, yesterday, from his South African tour. Lord Hawk* had nothing but unqualified praise to bestow. They had had lot of travelling, but had come successfully through the campaign ...

... A CHAT WITH THE AMATEUR CHAMPION. 1 promised my readers I would produce “a chat” with & well-known Manchester swimmer, and a large number of Stalybridgeites will be glad that the *'cbat * was with the amatear champion (Evans). Withoat doabt ...

... hand some fields might be sufficiently large for a A good t; a Farmyard Fowl. R \s'4 ':/ 3 Eook e AR gy “.,',/;.:‘ ’{ PR Lly T wediiy k e Y .!wa T Al | WEY ol bV e s R ’a :;&“_, .}'-m'.‘. ‘_33l\ AV A T;':,. R oy S R i type of ...

... never re fr eahmemt f or t h e journey; such an a or death of the acceptor will not excuee a neglect before gathered together, a s th ey 'now are, through to make presentment to the assignee or executor. egg, a lump of cheese, and so f or th . H ow J eans' ...

... CAPIT,A_L CHAT. The Marchioness of Bute, who, it is well known, spends a large sum of money yearly among the Catholic poor, is now extending her charitable work in many directions. Her latest project is to establish a residence for trained nurses ...

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