... bad teaci tak;en In timne ti-cryg er.) nseal woui~d have done you twice as nmacb good. m~e FOOT RaciSC. AND TEHE CErEERATED CLOWNS If CRtciCCTERs at Merthvr W~hit ioletday next. £16 A l icy Elig'laid .20 Yardsw Randicap. arird £12 Qisri-rn.Lii ICY ?? P ...

... aud 3f%. dcep~whilst; under thre Park Street bridge thleoh depth must have been ?ft. or Sft,; end from the line it rpoured clown into~ the subway wschir carriss 3Bridgeusan a' I Street under the railwsy, aend there rose to a height of r YIllft or llft ...

... I Misallantatto. A young woman from Beauly bas elopead with a clown in a, travelling show. aDavey, one of the men injured by the explo- sion of 4L charge of dynamite at Dolmatn Mline,,Corn A wall, on Seturday, die~d onaMonday 3 A Dublin. cor~respondent ...

... succeeded, if we can credit the Daily Telegraph, in having made his mark and gained the enviable dis- tinction of wag or clown in the new House of t Commons. His maiden effort in Parliament was t facetious enough to entitle him to a niche in the columns ...

... Hall, Coventry, deeply regretted. Friends please notice. DIED, May 7th, at Braintrce, Essex, Thomas asa Cashmore, equestrian clown, after a long and painful illness. Interred at Brhintrec Cemeter, Essex. ...

... (Mr. H. Goodwin and Mr. H. T. Brook) acquitted themselves admirably in the horizontal bar performances. Mr. H. T. Brook, as clown, performed extremely well. The song, When we meet,' by Mrs. Frewer, was given with striking pathos. Bayonet v. Sword, by ...

... and his brother Tom roused the densely crowded audi- ence to a great pitch of excitement; and the mimic Vauxhall, with its clown performance and firework display, provoked the utmost. enthusiasm. Mr. T. P. Percival as Corinthian Tom-the Masher of the ...

... plainly maiL C Lord Mous: th Jove I held have England governed by the Cad. Prof. ZOnLUs: Cl Makes his appeal to working men and clowns, ep The draff of hamlets and the dregs of towns, dE Against-well, ua, Rank, Wealth, Intelligence I C] Mr. MInAs: Bah I ;I ...

... a c terrible hurricane swept over the town of S Erossen, in the German province of Branden- berg, when houses v ere blown clown and several persons killed and injured. On the same day s the town of Lonato, near 33rescia, in Lombardy, s was visited by ...

... timber in the Retiro l'ark and on many of the outer boulevards. Two thousand noble trees there have been uprooted or broken clown. Almost all the others have sufferod much dlamage, and the ground is strewn with their boughs and foliage. In the Botanical ...

... closed. b ban ,H A AL FF.TRr ANr- AD SA of the Ponty- the pri1 id a r~ttera will itae plac' July I6th next. [ti92711 L the CLOWN C(e'CrETEBS AND TFOOT RAcitt, Pent- He detareut Pink. Merthvr, Whit Monday svext. £1G6 ll Iree Thlgland 120 ar-ris Open Teendiot ...

... reckless nevigation against David Fenton, river pilot, was further heard. The I charge bore that the s.s. G-endower was going t clown the river ou 12th April last, when she met the tug Daisy cormimig up with three smaels in tow. The vessels collided near Scotstoun ...