... T H E SPANIEL CLUB'S F I.E L D TRIALS A L WELBECK BEF.CIIOROVE BEE RETRIEVES WELL. BEECHGUOVE BEE, WINNER OF RETRIEVING AND NON-RETRIEVING STAKES AND DtTKF OF Pi)RTI,ANI)'s fTP MR. ISAAC SlIARTE'S STYLISH GIRL, THIRD IN OPEN STAKES, ALSO THIRD STAKE FOR RETRIEVING SPANIELS. DUKE OP PORTLAND^ WELBECK SAA1 AT WORK. TO HEEL. THE HON. EUSTACE RUSSELL?S TREFOIL RETRIEVER. MR. J. s. COW ELL, THE HON ...

... ON ACTIVE SERVICE. Fart XII. Lord Harris is Colonel of the East Kent Yeomanry (Mounted Rifles) and Honorary Colonel of the First Volunteer Battalion East Kent Regiment. He is a soldier by descent, the first baron having had the command at the storming of Seringpatam. Lord Harris has been particularly active in the promotion of the Imperial Yeomanry contingent for South Africa. He has been ...

... MISS NELL A BERGEN, AS ANNA IN THE MYSTICAL MISS. Ouo loving heart or counterpart of man in all his pride, Livos but for you, he's very true, and claims you for his bride. ...

... EMBARKATION OF SECOND CONTINGENT OF THE CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS AT SOUTHAMPTON ON SATURDAY LAS I. TROOPS GOING ON BOARD THE SS. ARIOSTO. LEAVING ON BOARD THE SS. ARIOSTO. (Photos by Argent Archer Kensington, IK.) ...

... SERGT. O. J. O'CONNELL, H.A.C. The first man to receive tlie Freeilom of the City before dejj.trUuu. MR. HERBERT P. RIGBY, MR. OSMAN RIG BY. MR. HAROLD R1GBV, La I ain Cheshire County Foot- A well-known hurdle 1 ill Team present season. racer. The above trio of brothers are members of the Wiusford l'n aball Club. They have all offered themselves for the front. A remarkable incident connected ...

... WITH THE WARWICKSHIRE FOXHOUNDS. AS a rule, this beautiful country is on very good terms with itself. Its good foxes, its luxuriant grass and the good fellowship which everywhere prevails, one and all contribute a share towards the general en joyment. Had I been writing, three or four years ago, I should have included a keen and popular Master, and as good an amateur huntsman as is to be found ...

... . THE mention of Mr. F. W. W. Graham always carries my mind back to the ground on which the members of the West Herts Club were accustomed to play at Bushey before they moved on to the fine links in Cassirbury Park. On the old course Mr. Graham seemed to do almost what he liked, and so consistently good was his golf that he became a source of infinite terror to his brother members, for though ...

... . jUiss Minna Blakiston, of Messrs. Morell and Mouillet's touring company, is a daughter of Mr. J. R. Blakiston, late chief inspector of schools. Having decided to adopt the stage as a profession, she wxit for a season to the late Miss Sarah I home, at Margate, who was good enough to give her sixteen parts, no small favour when there were thirty or more pupils all anxious for opportunities. ...

... . Another addition to the already largo amount added to the Daily Mail War Fund by the repro ductions of Mr. Caton Woodville's Gentleman in Khaki may be expected by the sale of the bronzes, exclusively modelled by her Majesty's silversmiths, Messrs, Mappin and Webb, Ld. (by permission of the holders of the copyright), which we are enabled to illustrate. The figures are delicately yet boldly ...

... I F iVvsrmvl- v r, ?J;:Sv H TP[ ARE BEING PURCHASED AT QUEENS TOWN 1-OR GENERAL GATACRE'S COLUMN. i-.t a *TT-T%-r,. Photo H. IV. Nicholls, johanncsbura. THE KING'S ROYAL RIFLES AT WILLOW GRANGE, NOVEMBER 18. MAJOR-GENERAL THE HON. NEVILLE GERALD LYTTELTON, C.B., WITH HIS CHILD, Whose Division of Infantry was the first to cross the Tugela, Commander of tlie Fourth Brigade of the Second Infantry ...

... T HE SPANIEL CLUB'S FIELD T R I A L S A T W E L B E C IL A GROUP OF MEMBERS. DROPPED TO SHOT. WE-- g AfjJh, I A DOORLE POXflT, ...

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