... has aasotaid a tory roe& rare It at rabid that the Priam (who hat apent one of has time on Dewar (Ishtar. brag wary taper with the roil) waa suffering frs a maid fonts of whooping trash of rather a peewit. nature. Prow Allier hat about had a rat her debtor ...

... TWO DAY CHATS WITH U.S.A. The earth system consists of an open net Isiah containing shout 120 miles of copper sire, buried • few inches in the ground. and oicunying • spore about 1.600 feet side. l ender the whole length of the aerial. The station buildings ...

... H.4.A. TO-DAY'S CHAT. yamw tild to-day. ter hen wb la Yorke/um. MIA Sophists. = ler Aetoith, maks Pon and 11114. It. Many Will *a port of 11. nountry, 4 ht. mother • sea rawly err id Wu. WWII Immo to Liverpool. ',has W . nth'. Mon 64 sod wood d Se and ...

... RACING CHAT. A BIG CROWD AT STOCKTON. In order to suit the convenience of the large number of Cleveland agriculturists who always spend the afterncon on the Mandale Bottoms after transacting business earlier in the day, racing was put back a, quarter ...

... SPORTS CHAT. A uIIiMGFOP.D HOLIDAY. ...

... Bcctortaed /’oat from Chat Mom a. learn that samples of baclerised peat manufactured the Manchester Corporation in their destructor works in town from peat obtained on Chat Moss have reached Professor Bottom ley to day. and have been passed as satisfactory ...

... HPPRS COP A CFIAT WITH THE RF RETARY Saturday's histone draw a the eo far from having the com dence of the “Spurs a their eb ee the Blades at Bolton, hes made ove: v felt be more confident of victory than t fore the Paleoe matoh, tis true, eud Mr. J. ...

... RACING CHAT. A Picturesque Scene a Sandown-park. THE KING A SPECTATOR. Nothing could have been more auspicious than the weather conditions this morning, and the glories of the once-popular Grand Military Meeting were revived in brilliant style. It is ...

... RACING CHAT. A SUCCESSFUL WIND-UP AT BIRMINGHAM. Most agreeable was the change in the weather this morning at Bromford Bridge, as after rain had fallen incessantly all last evening sportsmen were.treated.to.a welcome visit from Old Sol—one too long deferred ...

... RACING CHAT. A GLOOMY DAY’S SPORT AT BIRMINGHAM. After the experiences of yesterday’s attenuated card, it could hardly be expected that people would fiock to Bromford Bridge in much force to-day, for there was little prospect of any improvement in the ...

... afiairs, and the Coronation Cup is worth to the winner a cool thousand with a cup worth 200 sovs., not to mention a sweepstakes. T'hose who sat up beyond the hour of midnight knew that ram waslike a certain person’s language—painful, frequent, and free ...

... RACING CHAT. A SPLENDID DAY’S SPORT AT HARPENDEN. Thanks to the practical support accorded by Siv J. Blundell Maple, where his lovely seat Childwickbury is in the immediate neighbourhood, the Harpenden Meeting, which 18 quite an old-fashioned affair, ...