... reaches. This is a personal opinion based on inspection of several catches. angling scrap-book in possession a photograph of a record catch of trout taken with artificial fly from the Wharfe in May, 1891. between a.m. and 5 30 p.m. Mr. J. W. Reffitt) of Leeds ...

... Burns two-stepped an esoteric escritoire and selected gold-mounted bulger brassie. Before I pound you from my presence, now that I am safe from your spurious spoon, I demand to know why you are such a premier dub—why you have played such pictorially ...

... to him by the . - ' bim to witness the ' . militar y jlft ns from their inh-,U U r,>. pletion. The present >h that all his opportunities ?^H. *ork ' underlying prinhi l 1S quotation from Witness, however dull and '{*.» *J«th a wilderness sentimental ...

... letters B.C. and C.B. are already appropriated, and the title 8.C0m., the only alternative, cannot defended from the point of view of elegance. Apart from this circumstance, however, there can doubt that a University training in the principles commerce will ...

... Japanese themselves, too, he has the highest opinion. Their patriotism an object lesson to the world : I fear I have been writing as if Japan had everything to learn from us. We can still teach her something, no doubt; but, in the greatest quality any nation ...

... Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk. A perfervid correspondent of the World describing the recent suffragettes' meeting at the Exeter Hall, says: Such wit I have never heard as came from Zangwill's lips. The ladies who 9pcke are among the very finest ...