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... THE REMARKABLE GROWTH OF THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN EARL GREY LAYING THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUILDING AT REGINA few years ago Saskatchewan, with its abracadabra collocation of letter ...
... Lately attention has been directed to the presence in Falmouth Harbour of the magnetic survey yacht Carnegie. To this vessel, built to the order of t ...
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... The brilliant times of the brilliant Sforza, the famous family which succeeded the haughty Visconti on the ducal throne of Milan, form the subject of a fascinating synthesis by ...
... THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND THE HOUSE OF LANSDOWNE THE LORDS The House of Lords, accustomed through the greater part of the Session 10 sit idly by whilst the Commons engross public attention, have this wee ...
... 1. Mr*, a Mini's Shallows Flapper, by Flapper-S teller, 1st prize. 2. Mr. G. T. Womlger's Dennc Nimrod ...
... Tbe Sportsworr)&o. WEATHER and conditions generally made the opening of the hunting season less enjoyable than usual. However, the frosts nights will soon get the leaves down, and a week's dry weather will do a lot for the ground. Ladies are even better to the fore than usual in the field. The Duchess of Newcastle has been out with Earl Fitzwil- liam's, which were Viscount Galway's hounds. ...
... Dumhill'S DUHHILL'S DAINTY MOTOR MILLINERY MODEL No. uS9. PRICE 4 Gns. THE QUEEN, October 16, 1909, says A motor bonnet designed by Messrs. Dunhill, one of the most original and attractive creations 1 have ever seen. Many charming models for the present season may be seen at 2COHDUITS1 LOfiDOri. W MODEL No. 2063. PRICE 2 Gns. ...
... 1. The finish of the Palatine Plate, won by Mr. S. Joel's Sideslip. 2. F. Fox, rider of Santeve 3. The finish of the Croxteth Plate, won by Lord Derby's Well Done. 4. Mr. C. G. Assheton-Smith's Cackler, by Hackler Circe, winner of Grand Sefton Steeplechase. 5. Mr. George Eclwardes' Santeve, by Santoi Wedding Eve, winner of Liverpool Autumn Cup. THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. 1. Miss Beryl Faber ...
... SOME TYPICAL JUMPS IN WELL-KNOWN HUNTING COUNTRIES.-- NO. I.: THE TIPS NEGOTIATING A STONE-FACED BANK. The Tipptrary country, which lies in Tipperary and part of co. Waterford, boasts banks stone-faced, razor-topqjed and the ordinary variety also both ditches and walls. Some of the banks are said to be lift, high, and it takes a horse two springs to reach the top. The country is all grass, ...
... Kent, intercepting a pass. Somerset (red and black) passing in front, of goal of Kent (all black). KENT BEAT SOMERSET BY TWO GOALS TO ONE AT READING. Mr. C. Marzetti (Cambridge), who beat Dr. Dane. .1 general view of the play, taken from the club house. The Hon. Graham Murray (X ortliwood) who beat Mr. B. E. Walker. THE NORTHWOOD GOLF CLUB BEAT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BY 8 GAMES TO 2 AT XORTHWOOD ...
... I. MR. C. HAYDEN COFFJN, As Sydney Carton in an episode from The Tale of Two Cities (at the Coronet Theatre last week) 2. THE LITTLE DAMOZEL, at Wyndham's Theatre. Mr. A. Vane Tempest, as a friend of the family, askinq The Little Damozel (Miss May Blayney) to return to the husband who had been paid £10,000 to marry her. 3. MISS MAGGIE TEYTE. Who acquired a reputation as Mesilande in ...