... South Africa and Australia on Whit-Monday resulted in an easy victory for Australia by aa inmin and 88 runs, but the manner in whig the first innings was driven home was ost sensational. It will be remembered thal Faulkner obtained a fine century nok out ...

... MONDAY'S PROGRAMME VISIT OF MR. F. E, SMITH, Those who visit Crowsley Park on Whig Monday—and they will ogo numbered in thousands — will find there a tflme-fold SOUROS of enjoyment. In the first oe the natural beauties of tho park —the (fili‘hdul Oxfordshire ...

... Cooke to be Lieutenant. L. P. Strong to be Second Lieutenant. t'. J. Kiagtou to be Second Lieutenant. 1u ease • mid' in the Whig& DE - ...

... the Countess of Ilchester, besides wreaths from many of his frieuds. According to an official statement, issued in Paris, whi(g: has been compiled from figures given by the different casualty lists published by the German General Staff up to March 15th ...

... number of sheep entered in Volume XXII. of the flock-book was 288,069, comprising upwards of 194,000 breeding ewes, 800 of whig; are entered indiyidually, more t.h:in 90,000 ewe tegs, and 4,743 rams. With an ade dition of 77 new flocks there are now 514 ...

... bouchetelr be temporary captain. Dated January 20th, 19 4th Battalion. The appointment of Second Lieutenant Dou‘hs C. Brown, whi‘g: appeared in the ‘‘London Gazette of February 3rd, 1915, is cancelled. ~ ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY. Guy Hamilton Walker to be second ...

... the Ist hathfion of the Scots Guards, the 2nd battalation will arvive inb&on?on very muc under strength, under of all ranks, whig '{oonsidorab!y low for any unit of t lousehold Troops. ...

... 17; pr:ood under probation’ officer, 8; otherwise disposed of (military and naval offences), 19. No juvenile offender was whig:gi. and none sent to reformatory schools ing the quarter, § 4 s Y Compared with the corresponding quarter of the year 1808 ...

... ME. MOUNT, M.P. ON THE CRISIS UNIONIST DIFFERENCES SETTLED A ii.ddic meeting was held at the Whig* Hall, TileharM, Friday evening. to bear as address from Mr. W. A. Mount. the sitting member. Tho hall was well filled. and the proceeding+ were preceded ...

... Christmas hohuay, from Reading, with bookings from many_local stations. The following is a summa of the most mmportant places to whi:g excursions for wvarying periods will be run from Reading. For full particulars see the Christmas excursion programme, to be ...

... of Lieutenant, Eric Sutton. ; L iy SR X He was in charge of the Lewis (machine) guns, as he had been for some time, prior to whig he had temporary command of his company. At 6.30 on Saturday evening, the Bth, the Germans explcded a mine under part of the ...

... growing minority Tho majority of Trad© Trade Unionists; many Unionists; moat ordinary ordinary Liberals; practi- Liberals : .Whig see•ally all Free Labour men; tion of Unionism, many Irish Nationalists. Disestablishment and Diaendowment. Against. Tlk, whole ...