... the fact that shooting is ss popular this kingdom as sny other form of sport, nor can it be denied Aiat it is, practically speaking, utterly neglected. Yet it is fact that the shooting gallery of country fair always surrounded by a crowd, the various fancy ...

... gainsaying the fact that shooting popular in this kingdom «ny other form of sport, nor can it denied mat it is, prsetically speaking, utterly neglected. Yet it fact that the shooting gallery a country fair is always surrounded a crowd, the , various fancy ...

... teachers. thanked them for being allowed to come there and take part in the proceedings. Tho Kev. AV. K. Lloyd said be could not speak very old friend, as he had been at Micklehani only three years, but during that time had seen a great deal of Mr. and Mrs. ...

... Creatorex, and Montgomery kept the Weybridge goal intoet, so that all the point. set red by tho etteeking line were profit. as to speak. and nothing had to be met off to' cone arcount. I could invtaneo Hiversl teams this season who hove placed stronger forward ...

... were willing to give their time, their labour, and even their lives to the service of their country - for a. conipuratiyely speaking, inadequate remuneration (applause). He thought it would a great disgrace to the countybut he did not think it all likely ...

... here goes straight, across to Staines. This not only furnishes us with another route to London, but brings us almost within speaking distance of a populous suburb that a hundred years ago we scarcely knew the name of.' We proceeded up Thames Street. and ...

... negotiation been in other heads the result might have been other then it was, and so to. As to that, it was not his desire to speak, or to say anything that would divide men; what they bad to do in this greet national crisis wee to see if they could not devise ...

... have killed her. but she feared the emsequenese of her sins. To he sure, nothing mold be proved Limiest her until you could speak—but cow science hid made her a coward. ' Her son (Valentine Gramm, em you kayo always milled him) hod been serrated. He will ...

... reciter fur lbw , who were willing to give their lives and time and labour in the service of their country for comparatively speaking very inadequate remunerstitn. It would be a dicgrace—he did nut think was a disgrace which likely to fall upcu the county—if ...

... out of the on *he green In eonclnsion. the Hector proposed the healths of the Churchwardens, for whom Mr Keen responded. Speaking of the hells. Mr Keen B»id that present they were not rung: the state of the frame-work, and also thu tower, not being considered ...

... committed such en atrocious act that they could not any louver sit at the some board them. lie wished to speak for himself. sod le-me his fellow to speak for ih•rete:Vn. What. he did won done from motives of the public geed, and he must enter a Frotee, especially ...

... now. I would not be without them for three times what they cost me. In fact they are perfectly* ndisrnaable, and I cannot speak too highly of them, have recommended to several people, after deriving such benefit mjself 1 felt could do no less. You cau ...