... digestible and healthy than the same food unappetisingly cooked by an ignorant general servant. A great part of the terrible infant mortality was directly traceable to the absolute ignorance the great majority our nation on all questions of food, elementary hygiene ...

... with the Queen and the Infante Manuel in an open carriage in Lisbon. The carriage was entering the street close to the arsenal when group of men opened fire with carbines. The King and the Crown Prince were mortally, and the Infant© Manuel slightly, wounded ...

... are not always cast pleasant places, for which they can only blame themselves. They are, however, but mo. tal. and, like mortals, often err in the wrong direction, which, so far, is not althaoustow way. Ted White will cater for them they deserve, and ...

... from the boathouse cgstaffa, choe leaving Ota over smooth glass, and making the rowing conditions absolutely as perfect as mortal man could expect. Of coarse, it must be admitted that the rain fell well all day, bat wstbobs ** not mtcd that so laog as ...

... this life, albeit many pleas might be offered in behalf the eccentric faxbuntor who expressed a partiality for mortal concu-siou over mortal typhus. ounce of practice is worth a ton of theory said some practical philosopher of old time. His words wore ...

... worth to Notts is unspeakable. Harpkii. the right back, was born near Birmingham, but came reside near Nottingham whoa an infant, nml for Leen Valley clnba fora number years. Bor several seasons be captained Mansfield Town. has been with Notts two and ...

... again. With this programme, “German 1 keep open for an unlimited period of prosperity * 4l To-day will consigned the earth the mortal r ...

... cheating at cards. Years before, when his wife was hsr death-bed and hia son infant, Colonol Rupert was accused playing at his club with marked cards. His accuser was the Comte Mortals#, a French cheat, then under another name, who discovered the cards in the ...

... not in mortals to eommaud success, bni Messrs. Pratt and Co. have laboured hard deserve it, and eo far their e ...

... might be offered on behalf of ike extravagant taste of the Atberatone fox banter who expressed partiality for mortal concussion over mortal typhus. Let those who rant of the dangers of sport stop at home and play marbles, or speculation for counters at ...

... the covenanters with real vindictiveness, and is almost byword for and Cruelty. Sir Walter Scott s Claverhouse in Old Mortality ' is well known. Cnnoaity is tu thc •Tolm Graham of Clavorhonee (VisMnnt Dmdoe), demoted in hie play by Mr. Laurence Irving ...

... sunshine, but towards noon a change came over the scene, and drilling ram followed. Norertheleis. fair company of weather proof mortals, chiefly cityitos, assembled to witness and participate the Birmingham Pedestrian Company All England SOO lards Pedestrian ...