... the country it was the custom to have a fresh chairman each year. So far as ladies were con- cerned, there could be no difficulty, as the Bill would only make magistraes the chairman of a board of guardians unless a woman (Laugh- ?? motion was carried ...

... amusing to refer to a sample of the fearful and wonderful information hand- booked for cyclists. From an official guide issued for a trunk railway company, we learn that Rirkdale is noted for its seminaries and its cemetery. The latter is a place that the ...

... well-known North- a, umberland officer used a field glass for ?? municating the results of tie shots to a throng *dof pressmen who otherwise, owing to the pres 'ssure within the enclosure, would have found i: a- exceedingly difficult to follow the progress ...

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... included in the programme a long-plunge exhibitio by Major Taylor, V.D, the amateur champion of England; a tug-of-war, in which Capta~in Kay's team defeated Cdaptain Beetloerton's teama; a nightdress and candle ob- stacle mo; and a life-savinag drill exhibition ...

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... it did in the spae of a snap-shot shutter's fEight, the lady reclined on the macadam, the front cow started to gallop off its surprise. the hinder mifisr meditating a retrest. Happily, neither lady nor cycle was muh ithe worse. A liberal and ...