... MILITARY MEDAL FOR TRYING TO SAVE LORD MULNINGTON. Lance-Corporal W. E. G. Castle. Royal Gloue.wterattire R mason Yeomanry. awarded the Military Abdo/. wan (says the Bridal Timers sad Mirror) whip with the Puke of kloatufort• famous Badminton Hound% and ...

... Fettiplace regularly attended the Friends' meeting In Cireneester, some nine miles distant from his home, coming ovint, as we are told. in his coach and six. Orono Fox writes in his journal of having visited Friends at Cirencester and Coven Allius ...

... darling, you must really try to be steadier at your lessons. You know you are • fidget! We shall be great friends, you and Mignonne, and I don't want to be strict, but it is really bad for you, dear, to be restless. I'll try, just to please you. Mast ...

... servitude for hire she did from time to time of her own accord hand over to me the savings of her wages and sever asked what I did with them. He then says that these savings amount to about £3OO. which be had invested in London and North Western Railway ...

... widow of MajorC. J. Lindain, of the Rifle Brigade, next victim of his folly to know that be has has died at Chepstow. Her father and two killed a friend. brother. were officers in the Army. ...

... describing the ost•of•the•vray types and local detail which aprar iu such books as thickish:try Finn and Tom Sawyer. be was dcrcribing b:s own life a:,d youth. By the time he was eighteen he had tried life as printer, reporter, and river pilot. For seven ...

... her ears save the twittering birds in the trees above her head. Footsteps were caning slowly down the lane. Two persons, speaking in low tonee--lovera. probably. The lane wee • favourite strollingwith the village lade and lasses; and Nell di mot even ...

... was badly tuned. Nothing gave me relief, but most remedies purged and Irritated my nerves and stomach. However, a friend urged me to try Dr. Williams Ptak Pine for Pale People. When I had consumed the contents of three boxes of these pills I MOOMSZD MT ...

... 18 years ego, and notwithstanding being id years age la a most active man, and enters luta dancing with all the zest of his youth. Held in high esteen in the town, the couple were the recipients of many hearty congratulations sad present*, including a Bible ...

... concentrated in baby Dickie, her only child, and she was a widow. It had seemed a very grievous thing to her friends when her husband had died suddenly after making her miserably unhappy for three years, and had left bee to fight poverty with a baby of ...

... :10. and liniened to the Hand for a time. 'ilium ended a t,•ry enjoyable day. a hirh towards lb.e rknw• was marred by a regrettable to Mrs. Kight. who was atnading the vibrating gallery. A youth tried to shoot twine. but 11w gnu. funned fin•. The lad to ...

... little hope of her fri• able to waste any more of her youth and freshness in the grime and smoke of the City. Dorothy's father had beim eorate-in-charge of ancient City church ever since his wife had died in giving birth to his only child. The vicar, a Canon ...