... time after he came to this country ho had every reason to believe that would inherit substantial means, but the loss in Australia of his father’s fortune altered everything, and he became paid secretary to the Somerset County Chub, as well as captain ...

... first-class cricket as le of last with 167 registered during the who Hardinge eason Mead has scored seven, and C. G. Macartney (Australia), V W. C. Jupp, Hendren, and ussell, six each. The Yorks County Cricket Committee at Harrogate yesterday decided to oppose ...

... Handley, Mrs. W. Laudale, and Mrs. W. Morgan. Great Britain (sweets) : Mesdames Kirkland, Devereux, McNab, and Simcox. Australia (flowers) : Misses Ida Wilson, Thomson, H. Bourne, O. Cole, Roberts, Vassar-Smith, L. Whishaw, Delmar-Wil.'iamson, Mesdames ...

... Private 813 Belle-Fillle (Edward Clark) Burns 8 13 Mile. Lenglen (W J Gresson) Roberts 4 Doon Star (R V Hartley) Leng 8 13 Clog Dance (George Heath) W Turner 4 13 Lily I. (F W Ingram) Hamshaw 8 Gavotte (P Layton) R J Colling 4 8 13 Kingston Hill ...

... world. Tore E is a railway over the Egyptian desert hich runs for 45 miles in a straight line, but this is easily beaten in Australia. The railway from Nyugati to Bourke. in New South Wales, runs over n plain which is as level as a billiard table, for 126 ...

... Child. Miss Bushnell. Miss King, Miss F. prudof the Royal Navy, and proud also of the British King. and Miss Mellersh. Australia is favoured Melc h rtiLe t a l t t a k eze to ( f A aa pplau I that se they had some share iq being associated with the ...

... fund being raised for the widow and children of the late F. W. Hicks, who was accidentally killed last Monday week. Songs, clog dances, gr amophone selections,&c., were given. Mr. W. C. F. Warner kindly took the chair, and those who assisted included Messrs ...