... Hill 26 Ingram 25 (not out), Hunter 18, and Wade 16. rsf}nd last, but by no means least, “Mr.” Extras _ The latter figure speaks volumes as to the fielding of Gifford House. Obviously their wicet-k»eper is not a “Liliey.” Earlsfield Athlctic gained an ...

... Elizabeth Porter, 50, Harroway-road.—The complainant said the dJefendant was carrying on with her husband. When she went to speak to him, the dafendant struck her —Defendant: Did you not call me an objectionable name ?—No, I did not.—Mr. Garrett fined the ...

... Pankhurst ang Mys, Drum- | 400; O’Shea, 381; Wilde, 380; ang Pimm, 378, mond. : 'The British team won with 3,775 against 3,621 Speaking from a waggon, Miss Pankhurst said by Sweden. they had been in the habit of trusting politicians, | “Miniaturists are rapidly ...

... active part in the work. He pertinently added that they could not all be Sunday school teachers or churchwardens. Mr. Denham, speaking in the same strain, said that Sunday school teaching required special qualities, and people ought not to be rushed into such ...

... who do not see their way, through many causes, to become “terriers” will have an opportunity of forming a socond line, so to speak, and as every member will be a more or less trained man, the importance of their addition to the military strength of the Empire ...

... Athletio. The latter club entered only last week, stepping into the vacancy created by the resignation of Iron‘ Mill. v 6 : Speaking—or rather writing—of resignations is a somewhat sore point, for mo fewer than three clubs withdrew after making applications ...

... did not know whether she was married or single, and she was reticent about her affairs. The only relative he had heard her speak of was a sister, who was killed in the Charity Bazaar fire in Paris some years ago. He gave her a month’s notice because he ...

... many burns all of which I have rendered Painless by the imme. diate application of a Piece of paper. As Ido not remember speaking to anyone who knew of this cure, nor having found reference made to it in any medical book, T shall feel obliged if you will ...

... judged to be altogether unsuitable, and in some parts of the country this has been the case more than in others. Generally speaking, the applicants are possessed of means amply sufficient for properly cultivating their holdings. Tln four counties they could ...

... his niece would have liked to take that ‘opportanity of returning thanks for the bouquet, but as she was not used to public speaking, she hoped they would let 'him return thanks .on her behalf. (Applause.) : S Sir Henry and his niece then made a round of ...

... The Success of the Eci:;“;;:;f‘ It is as yet early to speak of the succassfil working of the Acts. But we learn that al- I\eadv there have been 19,419 flpplicants for an aggregate of 309,000 acres, and such figures are an_omen of success. Much land ...

... coiffure is surmounted by a wonderful hat, regarding which you are impressed with the size, not only of the brim, strictly speaking perhaps a-little too large for her piquante face, but the graceful curves of the chapeau, with its absence of much trimming ...