... time; while the trawler Sydney belongs to the Hull Steam Fish- . ing and Ice Company, Limited, HuLl. TXIE SCIOTISH NATIONAL RED CROSS a a HOSPITAL. . G3T F A BED BY THE MISSES . I 1'. :: ' . .LIUMSDEN,: ..~:..:.. 'Jii doVxi&cfion with this hospitalI 'a2 ...

... being prolonged, and visits may be made to Ayrchirs and the Tweed, as also So Galloway. T; M CHIEF SSRG 3OON oi the National Red Cross I Aisoeiation of America was alas the chief distributor of t ROlLiLCK'S MALTED MILK durint the Spanish- AiArericao war, and ...

... others who had on soft, r knokedin felt hats also received unpleasant at- tension fromn young people, and a red tie seemed to act like' the proverhisa red ra g to the. enraged bull. About four o'clocl the eonwd began to dispeuse from CsfRtle Street, but groups ...

... Guppy . T Weldon 21 Mr E. A. Wiener'o Lady Linthorpe ..7T. TLcates_ 3 Also ran-Vaicour, M taawattee, Red Aze, Irish Melody, I and Bedhampcon. Betting-5 to 2 agaiust Velcour, 7 to 2 Mazowattie. l t t to 1 each Flamonco, Guppy, and ...

... particularly in respvct that he Was the winner of a th pring medal last year. Ursa that occasion cho carried ofi the silver cross witeh a score of ?? .r J. t b Laidlay taking sreond place for the Bosubay medal swith 84. The resit of yesterdoy's competition ...

... the field, but otherwise the weather was ail that could be desired. As both lub's colours are white, the local t.'sm donned red jerseys. Neither of the teams were a' full strength. Dundee won the toes, and Abe>rdeen kicked off towards the city, against ...

... BErinv's Lady Derry .. .. G. W-h.1r&ntson 3' Alsc ran-Thurling, Bowline, Peace and Plenty, Vic. Gsollatin, Maltese Cross, Mount Dalton, BWAl orund, and Lady Buckinghan, Beting-d so 4 against Peace and Plentby, 4 to 1 lady Derry. 7 to 1 Vic, 10 ...

... Inaulator, Blue Ittioting, I Iand Red Axe to below the diseance. when neulator 'I ; dretv ti. the front. and von by a length and a half, a J length dirdiing second and third. Psutoacope swaS S tourth, O-erbury fiith, an- Red Axe laSt. 2.45-ARCOT PLATE. ;Mr ...

... ?? wood of Powitoroor. Tho reznainder of the pack were left in 7Wivodcocrhair r w;'h Jaries, the senior whip. Tlhe feld of red C coar,. boi'0ion thc :nastcrs, were left behind at. Wood- fe-circ and. as a rnatter of fact. no one knew where the ( -hisntst~nco ...

... course, when onoe of them,. a maL C bougi lasgttl for , suddenly turned t7e 2 acteaas isef rvigi cross his o fGDrcibi. ont aos t sid a ?? -AI body t re red.to ?? yepoltce arre. elonging the Glesgow, suddenlyg turnedmtb the se mattex ?? B~~talfl9mb~i ...

... occasion of tho first mectinl tor a s~eason of theree teams. The teamis ?? taOS-rk-a- Ro~mide; Barr and Thomson; Simpszon, Cross. and Smith;- reII, KLynn and Sloan;~ Buchanan: WVales and Loinbie. Celtic- MtArthur; Davidson and Storrier; Battles. Hapds ...

... 400-3 s4 tare. Midalnb-r. vwith a strnug Wind in l~e first haP b liant in goal, and ro sears bad ' 05 flener the interval. On crossing seer Prait, tb et.br; 3eeper, fisted the hail into his Oeir, ?? a. Ge nil in Sundexinds faw or, boa Midditsbcndc well. ? ...