... Castle, by W. J. J. C.I Bond, £111 6.&; Conway Castle, by J. W. Oakes, A.R-4.,L £19: s The Woods in Octo- ber, by James Hardy, £147; Goats on the Mountains, by T. Sidney Cooper, R.A., £;131 5s. : : Bargaining for Fish, by William Shayer, e senior ...

... LOCAL NEWS. 2 r e LIVMMOTL AND TkHS LATE KrNG H EMan- Y Chevalier Hardy, acting Consul-General for ly , announces that a Requiem Mass in memory t of his la ht Majesty K ing Humbhert will be . celebrated at St. Petes Catholic Church, See- f tket, on Thursday ...

... their names struck off the iegister of the com- T pany, came before the Chancery Division Rol yesterday. Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy the granted the applications in the cases of some Sir hundreds of shareholders, but ordered the applications of two who sued ...

... &c. They are well and simply told, and form excellent and interesting r reading for children. Life and Correspondence of Thomas 9 Arnold, D.D. Sometime Head Master of Rugby School. By Arthur Penrhyn Stan- ley, D.D. With portrait and full-page illus- ...

... oppose his re. t( turn ifol aigthose measures which 0 ,~ trn~ioulyby tkin to proved. so succetssfil in the opposition to Mr. Thomas MCracken when be stood fur P I~ Great George Ward., The Liberals of East Toxteth haveisd candi-b is da~to in thei minds ...

... inquiry was made, when the Lord Mayor ti F gave a luncheon at the Town Hall. Invited to n meet the commissioners were Sir Thomas n t Hughes, Alderman F, H. Cookson, Alderman tI T. Menlove, Dr. Thmans Clarke, Councillor W, a Roberts, Mr. Pickmnere, (T ...

... mention several more ?? achaarata pict&, known as the. shot silk plant, because of the variable colours of its floweer6: it is a hardy perennial, and its common name is th. lungwort. ?? sacbaarat is the sugared lnngwort,. me it is easy to understand how attractive ...

... Aim- a mer, A. F, Tipple, P. E. -Townshead, and L CG Vlehoff. Merchant Taylors' SohooL Dfenbigh-i Huxley, I. Parry, and B. J. Thomas, Howell's School. Ellesmere.-LD. BoyeE. E.OCLbeck, D.Cooper, i G. 0. Holloway. G. de L. Revworth, N. A. Tay- r lor, and R ...

... he has raised £15,000 tovwurds the project. It was pointed out that the moin are good ehots, splendid horsemen, and used to hardi- cIips, and will make e;collesst nsaterial for scouting. CHESHIRE. A Chester correspos-dent states that- the two Cheshire troops ...

... anns bare to the shoulders, and it blood-besmeared, not the blood of goats or kine, n but the blood of soldiers-our soldiers. Thomas e Atkins defunct, and done for by the she furies. d KILL 'EM OFF! KILL 'EM OFT! He waded in again, when the shudder which ...

... c of delightful fragrance. bh IVhatiisalways desirable is the possession in one's oh ge garden of those plants that are hardy and of luxunrons growth-that is. if the other attendant Iconditiens are complied with, and theae, we are ti W. led to understand ...

... Troopers D. Maioobr, o J. D. Green, B. Brocklin, G. Adams, L. H. Lord, 1 D. (? T.) Carmichbael, J. 'Mulyneux. J. Hanley, S. Thomas. 2 Sergeant H. D. Ellis, Sergeant J. Imrie. Corporal W. A. Pollard, Troopers G. Petresco, E. K. Etmanett, d H. Kuutson MISSING ...