... seldom if ever drive themselves, so, while complaining that their tyre bill is excessive, cannot seek the real cause of their complaint. Experience has shown that a great deal of unnecessary wear of the wheel covers is due to faulty alignment of the wheels ...

... consequence that a vvay is left open through which cattle GONE A-BLACKBERRYING. may stray outwards and undesirable animals come inwards. Open gates are the horror of all good farmers. Moreover, some of these visitors have very little care for fences, animals ...

... patterns of fret-. work, the steps in the great staircase wainscoted in panes, the hall paved with black and white marble, the inward court with free stone but shortly after, a predominant party in the House of Commons who levied war against the King, turned ...

... with swinr.'s grease destroyed the bote Dodagre, a complaint now fortunately traveller's friend. The wearied. Powdered with fete and akynge also. Sage (Salvia) was good for palsy, poison and complaint now fortunately unknown. Artemisia was a veritable- ...

... ventilation, stall floors steeply sloped from front to r ear, no separate loose-box for sick horses, sick-box doors opening inward , no arrangements for hot water or the drying of clothing, no living-room for the rnen the crime-sheet can be extended in ...

... to what it was ten years ago, while economy is the motto of the moment, this matter is mentioned in order to meet · any complaints in tyre wastage. and is the only exception to rule. Also very often the motor v lxvi. .C OUN TRY LIFE . Feb. 26th, 1921 ...

... Domestic goats, on the contrary, have their horns twiste.l the reverse way-i e. , inwards. Sheep, on the other hand, whether they be wild or domesticated, have inward spirals. Of course there ar oc,asi:>nal excej.)tions to the rule, a,; anyone may see ...

... She had been suffering, apparently, from that commonest of complaints on the green, namely, the taking of the putter back crooked. Whether she had been taking it out to the right, or inwards in the form of a pig's tail, I know not ; but, whichever it ...

... is made on its extra horses. Up to about 37 or 38 m.p.h. the engine give no room for complaint, above this ftgure it may, perhap , till fail to justify· real complaint, but one certainly lmows both from feel and sound that it is really working. And how ...

... purity it was largely affected by the conjunctions of the planets. As a medicine it was efficacious in the cure of divers complaints ; troublesome ·ulcers and diseases of the eye lowered their swords before it. The old bee-keepers of the seventeenth and ...

... ventilation, stall floors steeply sloped from front to r ear, no separate loose-box for sick horses, sick-box doors opening inward , no arrangements for hot water or the drying of clothing, no living-room for the rnen the crime-sheet can be extended in ...

... th;\t the English professionals are more ready to see this International match allowed to lapse than the Scottish, and the complaint that the International amateur match is not maintaillirlg is common among Scottish players, hut worth maintaillirlg is common ...