... debt. Other articles of world-wide interest are contributed by well-known authorities on The Pyramids, The Curiosities the Customs, Cats and Dogs as Sitters, and Bali- Bouncing Extraordinary; while The Editor's Scrap-Book is better than ever. ...

... a strikin.? contribution from the pen of Mr. E. M. Lacey, M. Inst. C.E., while B. Garland Matthews, late of Tbomeycroft's Mounted Infantry, continues his thrilling experiences of the war, and draws some valuable lessons from the campaign. There are articles ...

... R - BATTALION EAST LANCASHIRE •) REGIMENT. EXTRACT FROM BATTALION ORDERS, by COL. R. SHARPLES, V.D., Commanding sth Battalion East Lancashire Regiment. Burnley, 31sf. March, Tlie following extract® the London dated 27th March, 1908, are published for ...

... camp with a fine 18-hole course. There is camp station temporarily erected at the bottom end of lire field from which convenient trains are run from Douglas and other places. Postal and telegraphic facilities are also afforded on the ground, and special ...

... yesterday and ran a trial trip when delivery ought have taken place twelve months ago. If England is remain the workshop the world in ■ futnre in the past, it must' beoome national question. Mrs. Pankhurst, Miss Ohristahel Pankhumt, and Mis. Drummond attended ...

... attained his first success, and from time onwards to the zenith his popularity went triumph to triumph. The pictuf referred was a scene out the Vicar o Wakefield. Shortly afterwards he painted • picture cf Dolly Varden, taken from seen in Rudge, which, Jed ...

... telephone gubscriber desiring to the game would be a fast and furious one from was worse because it was mefficiency in sacred rent of real thinking power, demanded effort, returning from the Army abandoned that speak to Gramercy New York, will be that time ...

... because of- tlie bad Weather experienced. The winner the first pi ize was Mr. A. (b, with 34jlhs. from roots; the sec was Mr. J. R. Philips, -with 3-111)3. from six roots; and the prize was divided by Mr. J. Pollard and tyr. A. Shitrr, with 331 bs. each. ...

... By SPECTATOR.» When Anne hears of this she tells Tony shs must not see him again, omits to tell him 1 the reason. From this point the story moves to a startling but logical climax. The part of Anne is played Carole Lombard and is given able support by ...

... critics. Bach's cantnth, (God's time it; the best, will heard from the National to-morrow afternoon. At 9-5 irons Belfast Part 11. of Mendelssohn'a Stl Paul will given. * * * Scrapbook for 1914, Leklio Baily's microphone medley portraying odd d ...

... Second New*. Biota—-ti, E. R. Thompson, ' from Manchester. 9-25- —Recital Eileen Joyce (pianoforte). 9-45.—Historic Occasions —1: Twenty Ago, a radio report of events preceding the outbreak of World War, compiled from the original documents by Harold Tern ...

... of 1 ight 7-5) ; Songs from tl»e Films (National. 8-0) ; B.H.C. Orchestra (National, 8-45) Kutcher String Quartet (North, 9-10). Tuesday: Fascist Italy, Talk i (National, 7-3 ...