... throw itself the national funds or the loot f.aw until the very last stages arc reached. •r| just pride the worker who does not to selfishly deprive others, though those others may—and he knows it not—he less worthy than he, tempered with that real pride ...

... desired his give up the stage after their marriage, for s been engaged in shows in which living pictu shown by means of the use of the human fo Mr. O'Gorman objected to the scant att . entailed. The wife at first agreed to lea stage, but shortly after the ...

... LITTLE STORIES OF STAGE LIFE. (Specially Written for the ••MeraW” By 8.G.5.) There may not anything much in the first two notes of this column except, perhaps, to show the lighter side of the artiste’s mind. For this reason I mention them the manner they ...

... and easy to ! manage on clay roil, for although cannot sometime* change the farm or land for poultry, wo may get breeds which will suitable keep noils where it would l*o quite to try arwi roar ...

... POULTRY KEEPING. A FASCINATING HOBBY. During- the next few months the poultry fancier’s attention will be directed towards breeding- for the show pen or utility work, especially as regards the young stock he hopes to raise, and which he is earnestly looking ...

... for the Welsh Church, which will give that measure for all its stages in the Commons 17 days. There is a wide expectation that when the Criminal Law Amendment Bill gets to the Report stage the decision of last Friday, by a majority of four, to allow flogging ...

... are quite alive this. and. though they arc equally alive the menace of tho new Ceorgian land gospel, they will not lured away from their obvious duty of criticising the Homo Rule Bill in the closest detail. The three days of next week that art* be devoted ...

... Father Myerssourh. The funeral took place at Preston Cemetery on Thursday. BURIED ALIVE.—The terrible fate of John James Hawthornthwaitc, .1 labourer who was entombed alive while making an underground pipe connection for a new house in Black Bull-lane. ...

... HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1911- young MEN ON THSia OWN. FRIENDLY SOCIETY NOTES REDISTRIBUTION. THE STAGE. The Work of Locat Lodges. Plea for Rearrangement , Drama and Variety Trade Unions 1909. Of Parliamentary Seats BY “PLAYGOER.” By “Amicus. 0 By ...

... Liverpool, were and still are one blaze of light. Two shifts for strong workers and three shifts for young women and girls keep the pine alive. All the continental countries whose fortunes are linked with ours in this fierce carnage are purchasing equipments ...

... The patriotic pageant Rule Britannia as as art'stically conceived as it is splendidly stirring, and glowing stage pictures are obtained in the grottpingr on tne white staircase. The mounting and dresses art. magnificent. Miss Lul , - aili is the presiding ...

... Lancaster, and that was a spirit which they could not afford in these days to let die. They had now an opportunity of keeping that spirit alive. A club was frequently supposed to be a place which brought people together, but a modern club instead of bringing ...