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... ThE MATABELE RISING' ? ? SCENE OF OPERATIONS AS ?O?N ALA N 'a M?e Ni/V A.. T ? ?KFJ I ii ii ? ,4W F ? / M?i4?v'e ?? \ 1' ? ? Ou?ta?A? > j?WAN?A II I, ?? a. I / X 0?ft M?.c1out3Ie -? 4 ,1 a I ?CHtJAN?LAND ,? I?2O?Oc2 / v?p ?ALAPVE T R A ? S VA AL ...

... No. 1,190. Vol. xlv. [t.umSTab'Sa*.] SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1896. PRICE SIXPENCE. By Post, 6£d. ...

... THE LITTLE GENIUS AT THE SHAFTESBURY THEATRE. ROYAL HOSPITAL, RICHMOND-- OPENING OF NEW WARD BY THE DUKE OF YORK ...

... IN comparison with the racing on the July course a fortnight previously the run ning this week at Newmarket has been somewhat tame, and of only passing interest. It was not anticipated that there would be anything doing to influence the St. Leger, for no such exciting event as the Princess of Wales's Stakes was down for decision, and even those contests which were calculated to affect, even to ...

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... THE SNAKE-GIRL. ...

... . Mr. J.W. G. Coombs, of Withington, the winner of the Lanca shire and Cheshire Amateur Bowling Championship, has been vice-president of the county association since its inception on June 16, 1888. On the establishment of the inter-club com petition, now known as the county cham pionship, he offered the first prize, value thirtv-five nounds. which, after a prolonged contest, was won by the ...

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