... certain exemptions from taxation and other privileges which give a particular and unique character to these independent colonies representing all | parts the civilised world. A LOCO MOTIVE LIPE. There has recently been withdrawn from service oo the No ...

... death. DESCENT. Lady Carson traced her descent on the maternal side from John Carver, the first Puritan Governor of Plymouth, Mass., which post he held in 1621; and on her father's side from James Van Leiter, of Amsterdam, a Dutch colonist, who settled in ...

... 000.000 dollars say, roughly, £100,000,000 from this source, and Italy a fifth of that sum. American tourists in England are credited with rpending annually £5,000,000 in the country. Switzerland’s revenue from tourists last year is said to have been about ...

... self-help, which tiler a* well kindergartner may foster. Toys, blocks, and scrapbooks used during froe-play period* in kindergartens must lie put back where they were taken from. Cultivate this habit; it is a good one. Our day* should always begin with ...

... Desmond. Won end lengths from Halfpenny House (rec 181b) and lib) York May 23 (lm), MISS RICHARD (rec last 7 0 VOXOL (9 0). Behind (gave 9)b) Lincoln Mar. ...

... (lm) from Halfpenny House (rec 181b) and (gave lib). 2 0 1 COLD STEEL (9-6). Spearmint—Thin Ice. Beat Nungate Maid (rec 141b) and Rock Drill (level) Carlisle June 28 dim). 1 0 (9-1), Bayardo—Paloma. Unplaced since winning Newmarket 10 (lm) from Laur.un ...

... lengths from TREVIC (level), with The Prude's Fall (rec a neck further off third. See DONNA INEZ. 0 1 DRY TOAST (9-1), Cicero—Dinner. Won here from Stingo and Aughton (both level). 1 SMOKE SCREEN (3-10), Foresight—Peet Reek. Won Doncaster May 27th from The ...

... Won and li lengths from Bowled (gave 31b) and White Dart (level) Pontefract July (sf). 1 1 KING'S GIFT (8-7), Herode—Cheque. Won li and length from (rec 21b) and (level) Lingfleld July 8 (sf). 0 2 1 (8-7), Lonawand—Minah. Won and from Desman (gave 31b) ...

... the ■wages of players in representative matches follows: County matches, from 30s. to international matches, from to Test matches, from to £7. Among the many likely runners from the Beckb&mpton stables at Newbury during the week-end are Blameless gelding ...

... Gordon 0 Mr. E. Clark's Saffron, 4. 8-7 C. Ringstead 0 Mr. A. Thomson's Pivotal, 4, 7-10 (c. 7-11) Crisp 0 Mr. C Kenyon's Scrapbook. 4, 7-4 (c, 7-5) A. Smyth 0 Mrs. J. Green's Talbot, 4 7-2 (c. 7-4) D. 0 (Off 3.12. Winner trained W. Binnie Malton.) 6 *2J* ...

... back, will receive about £350 as the result of his recent second benefit match. Ernest Barry, the world's sculling champion, having definitely retired from sculling, now turning his attention to boxing promoting. Be Hopeful has been sold to Mr. E. Arnold ...

... Echoes from Town LONDON. Monday. M. Poincare has again sent down the barometer of high hopes With a ru.-Ti. His Samptgny followed by another storm protest this morning, and doubts whether the hmit.at.ion> he laid down not render proposed reparations inquiry ...