... which M.«srs. Moore and Ainswx.rth won the cliailenge and cups llanley. in 1898. won at -New York two firsts, while their Leek Geisha, a bitch won three firsts, and Los Sirdar litter brothel —won two seconds and one thin! The name Mr. Moore, of Leek, as breeder ...

... for King’s prizes 17 two having the College of Art 20 scholarships to for three in competition to all of art the country of these h-m viz Mr Parr have to out material highly satisfactory to Arthur and Vincent for cups and saucers for raised plaques for ...

... t Earthquake in the Potteries. The footballers anxiously expended a ramble slipper in the purchase of papers. and were greatly reitred to find that the fnends and relatives whom they had left este and sound two or three hours before had not been 'wallowed ...

... e3pecially badly hit by foreign competition, as many of the gentlemen around him well knew. Some 30 or 40 years ago German cups and saucers were unknown in OIL oountry, and in fact the very goods they manufactured to send hare were not used in Germany, but ...

... especitlly badly hit by foreign competition, as many of the gentlemen around him well knew. Some 30 or 40 years, Ago German cups and saucers were unknown' in this country, and In fact the very goods they manufactured to send hire were not used in Germany, but ...

... bes, two jardinieres of quaint from, with onsets contraning foe buckets: two round bowls, one oval centrepece and stand, four oval covered dishes, two oval sugardiabes, v.ith covers: two oval oentre.diebes, uncovered, and 18 ordee cups and ...

... a pretty little cup and saucer which he said cost him in Limoges, though purchased at the manufactory. 3e. lid. The same articles, he said. would be produced in England at much less cost. Mr. Clowes showed two other cups and I saucers made ...

... a men of some experimen t for before turning out with Burton United be has 'Played for Fulham in Southern League football. Be wilt not therefore be new to strenuous football, and be her weight to commend him. With this single akeration the team will be ...

... English porcelain Derby Chelsea tea service realised It consists of a teapot, sugar•ha eih ' - t Pa bowl, and twelve cups and saucer:o of old Worcester hexagonal , with dark blue scale Pattern a kin in Sal guineas• a pair of ltan Jan and covers 'l4O guineas ...

... in the North Staffordshire district alone, the total for the women em' played in the dipping house who were attacked being 46 two years ago, and 38 last year. The increase, from two in 1905 to seven cases in enamel sod glaze blowing. suggests either a ...

... Britishera still lagging in the moult would be helped if a few drops of syrup of phosphates were given in the drinking water two or three times a week, but if sulphate of iron is being used, its use must be for the time discontinued. Give young stock birds ...

... education, and railway, canal, and tramway companies to act by means of six mutually jealous authorities. We make your cups and saucers—and other earthen utensils. We have been making them for over a thousand years. And, since we are English, we want to ...