... Docks Board Elections, Lord a# a Bom* Ruler, the National League of tire Blind, Urban District Councils and Cyclists, Fiona MacLeod and Celtic and Saxon, the Family Pic de la Nogaret, Miss Carr’s Homes, and other matters. A daring burglary was perpetrated ...

... rra'-afnl and finad Iha a- ...

... brilliancy both the fairy,at j and ballroom scenes, the latter the Ir.iou- Cyclist makes lusappearaoce in siar.Ung mat ; ue'r by cooj.ng the long staircase I. I speed on his bicycle. A eery large aodieno attended the Royal last night, as pa;. lomitue gtows ...

... there is every probability of tausung a Nationalist majority. Short as the time is between now and Tboreday evening eon, it ought to he posailik to have a suAktent clamber of Nationalists notaintsted to prevent 'a Tosy wil•over. Any information required ...

... Maynooth-A glorious hunt- 1 ing Morn after a very stormy night. There was a very large gathering, which included large contingents from Dublin and Meath. Carton as usual was our first draw. We did not find for a long time, bat at last we found ...

... lord. Hamm, and directly attar the rommasy a amnia' train will crotivey bride and bridegroom to Lanka. A mar will he made nabmmamtly. Lord Ramlyres hind of anecdotes to bow he MO thrash\ nearly • quarter of a milieu is Wirer failing, One it in imposailpla ...

... Lady Cyclist Fined. Asnong• bat of po . aoe riding • young `lade was charged riding a tneyele on the footpath. Mr Wheat:ey tsectwtary of the Innotp,rated Law Sonetyt said be appeared for the young lady, and Mr Wall asked Are y. asulnntor Mr Wheatley ...

... question whether Lady cyclists atpired in rational costume are entitled to obtain refreshments at ordinary hotels is to be decided at the Surrey Quarter Sessions. A true bill has already been returned against the proprietress of hotel in a favourite cycling ...

... administered to give wheelrnen a chance. A brisk market fur eye.es at present i* Denmark. A very wet *Dublin invention is that of Mr Love. vin---a chain brush, which really neat mid effective. The brusbes are fixed upon a light frame, which ...

... interesting description of a dinner given by Mr. Astor in fullilment of bet that he would dine 30 persons around a sec- cut from an American teak. The block duly arrived in England, and a few weeks later the Daily Mail'’ published a description dinner which ...

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... remedied long ago. And with Herve’s sweetness ana Vernon's dash, And Ritchie, the cyclist’s, daring smash, Mathews' Irish brogue and wit, And Nigger Winn (who has scored,a hit). With Sister Wynne’s brigtu songs and smacks. And the quips and cranks the ...