... distances fronji sixty to eighty miles. Glorious somset, with rare after.: elow for hours in northern sky. - Lowest night tempera-- tore 60. )ay perfect ; hlue sky, with delicate trac-ries of cirrus, and nice (isterly breeze tempering the sun's heat. Shade t ...

... and well yes and a sad it was how one help it? Just to-night all events Because you weep am I never to smile? Would that mend the matter? Nay the future must take care of itself and for to-night Vogue galere who could disloyal enough to look sad when ...

... do-tore the telescope of the field oof ncienee. Thu number of oder., nays Sir John Lubbock, is enormous. When we look nt Use sky at night they Poem. indeed. imounieruble ; 0141, like Vie of the sea, the of lienveis 11:1V4 ever Is.-fl Hoed nn ellnetive symbol* ...

... airships in the sky , at nights state that the air craft carried powerful lights. Again, it is impassible to tell at night whether an airship is bin or 500 feet above the surface of the esaqh Thus a small model airship travelling through the night at • low altitude ...

... means certain that shall so, and the. authorities Greenwich tUt * * .*s“ will net take pltoo. •weather douhllce* k»Wi too sky to-night f«- •“? •^ ,°‘ electrical, magnetic, or pbenomona, but observations will probably be mad© difficult y mist.—Yoiare, etc ...

... man living Liverpool passion before no Verdun at in cycling letter debates run away CHAPTER III coming back to-night Findon up the lowering sky Millioent who bicycle gust arrived to peross other of river For that Blight might it Findon but mind from The ...

... second 15 and third 5 single~ ngine. Mr 2D Harrison’a Sky Pibot night Mr H Baehii Mr § “~ r, but Oo] Ccates's Main Royal — should Bir Peter Walker's Ben-a-Beg ove Mr E Mr i Le 80 . A Mr J F Lioyd’s Rosy Symons -..--—-—————+-. lected Mr J C Metcalfe’s Bonme ...

... rebellions champagne oountry of Marne to-night. For eighteen hours they have been pouring into tie towns and villages within a twelve-mile radius of Epernay for the purpose of trimming the revolt which threatened last night to overwhelm this district of k'rance ...

... tremendous crowd surrounded the aviation oouree guarded by troops. Hour after hour passed without speck appearing in the sky. Finally night came and the crowd learned it had been hoaxed. Indignation was loud in its expression, and those persona who had been ...

... long wa6 About half an hour What the weather?— Perfect Was it good all the to the place the collision? All we had The sky starlit night morning Asked tell the Committee nature of duties on the watch Mr Pittman said that he worked out observations found ...

... six salvoes of lyddite across peninsula, and the result has been a gigantic pillar of black smoke and a reddish glow tie sky all night. It was such success that next clay they lit up Hianak (00. The Furl's arc wa-tiug tremendous lot shells over us. It is ...

... about six salvoes lyddite across the peninsula, and the result fcss gigantic pillar of black smoke and a redd'.sb the sky all night. It was such a success that next a:f th lit up Chanak. The Turks are wasting » do-* lot of shells over at. is all a very ...