... youngsters of unmistakable promise. The winning colt was a bay son of Markeaton Loyal Harold, bred and owned by Mr T. Seth Smith, Mr Lowntles furnishing a good second, while the leading filly was a stylish black by Codnor Harold from Mr Eadie's noted stud ...

... Rattarrebye Fen Twilight; bitch. Mr E. Palmer ' s Shillington Rona. English swingers: Dog. Mr F. WI- ton Smith's Becchgro% is Will; bitch, Mr F. Winton Smith's Beecborrove Alexandra Welsh springers: Dog. Mr H. K. Bethell's Berchgrove Dare; litch, Mr H. R. Barbell's ...

... at the establishment Messrs. George Collins i and Son in the Broadway, Deptford, and Wednesday and Thursday at Messrs. By no Bros., | Lewisham High - road. Last evening it was more object of keen interest at the (kdd[ .smith.*’ Institute occasion of Mayor ...

... two goals by the aid of Smith and Sutcliffe, while Stokes scored one for the University. Stokes, unfortunately. got injured early in the game; he kept his place on the field, but failed to do himself justice. The scorers were Smith and Sutcliffe for the ...

... contributors to the programme were Mrs. and Miss Robertson, Miss Grundel, Mr. Harry Becket, Mr. J. Bransgrove, Miss Smith, Mr. F. Becket, Mr. Smith, Mr. Max Grundel, Mr. Percy Barrel, Miss Maud Timms, Miss Beryl Lawrence. The last-named performer, who is a clever ...

... Archway Tavern, J. North. Chas. Dickerson, W. Norris, F. H. Ayres, John Smith, J. Brown, S. Solsbury, head cotter at Paul Domby's, - Seven-sisters•road, W. T. May. T. B. Smith, \V. Brown. C. Constant, Hayward, Radium, and Nelson Hunter. Home Secretary ...

... However, after some five an Ita e play, they gamed their first goal hroagh F. Smith, raraedntely after thsy sut ained two disinters in the shape of somewhat severe iujuriea Smith and H. Parser, who bud to retire. Nevertheless Gloucestershire managed to hold ...

... J. Hoare, E. C. Hulin. P. A. Jocea, W. J. Ring. W. Sykee, G. Sykes. J. B. Taylor, Q. 11. We. T. (4. Walker, and W. G. Worthington. Chief Stewards : B. J. Angla. J. are, C. J. Gilbert, and J. B. Dewhurai. Saconde: Jerry imacoll. A. Wosil.jr, G. Murphy ...

... Bench Court 111.-Before Mr. .lustier Walton.—At 10.50.-Commercial .—Attended Counsel; Jotwes v Not Oounsel; Hausav Vigors—smith Bussell— v Rowe—Socieie v Dewar-Sfoonivart. Ac., Guest, Ki*ea. and Co.—Koaella Steamship Company v OUmann. 11.0.—Commercial ...

... horse-power, two gaa-engmes. three eluptex air compressors, Worthington duplex and homontal and vertical forge. Root blower, two laimj. planing, drilling, and screw ing machines, engineers and smiths tools, u horres. eight vans, three carts, harness, chaff-cutter ...

... Jackson I.eei 4 K. S. iajita.nhji *t Strud- W. Smith notout wiok bLcea.. 22 W. W. Odell run oat 0 Pr.iuud o Holland b Jack- son a 28 Total Intheseco duinniKs llani'tsinhii scored not out 7, bewail not out 16, Smith run out 0; b 2 I—3.—Total (1 wicko.),^. BUBBBT ...

... , on being made Baronet, by the Right Hon. George Wyndharo. Nonlen, Acting Chaplain the Rev. H. L., Ist Suffolk and Harwich Royal Garrison Artillery (Volunteers), Colonel E. G. Pretymau. Nixon, Lieut. George, R.N., by the First Lord of the Admiralty. ...