... SPORTS AND PASTIMES LOCAL GOLF NOTES. (By “Looker-On.''*) THE day we were looking: over one of many scrapbooks by which old eportin? memories are pleasantly revived, and came across an interview with Harry S ardon the occasion of his first visit to the ...

... MISSING. Do you wish the world were wiser? Well, suppose you make a start By accumulating wisdom In the scrap-book of your heart. Do not waste one page on fally; Live to learn and learn to live. If you want to give men knowledge You must get it ere you ...

... newest illustrated papers, both sixpenny gad pesky. 'lame arc placed on a table nom his may °hair. from behind his cipr.sa himself ease said--he obtains a world's diary at the trouble of looking at it. ...

... Lockwood, London; 6s. net). 'Li Hung Chong’s Scrap-Book,” compiled and edited by Sir Hiram Maxim (Watts and Co., London; 7s. 6d. net). ‘Confessions a Tenderfoot.” a true and unvarnished account of his world-wanderings, Ralph Stock (Grant Richards, London; ...

... staggering lyric!—Fred Stone. of Montgomery and Stone, has just dug it from his scrapbooks. It was the first song the famous team crer gave tho public together& We a re two lunatics from Kalamazoo, Howdy-do howdy-do. We travel' en our muscle, With a forty ...

... removal of matches in order leave a term a part of the human body. {5) removing eight matches from th' four squares in the last diagram something which makes the world round.’ - Cut this article out and pre.'orve it. It will come in useful party amusemen: perhaps ...

... Though first-class cricket is at a standstill. “J. H. S.” will have much ol Interest lor our readers from his Inexhaustible scrap-book. “The World ol Bowls” will again form a strong feature the “Green ’Un.” What “The Footer” does not know about the game ...

... have arrived in London on Sunday last from Cairo, delayed his departure (or week, but it is expected that will be in town to-morrow Monday morning. DAILY TELEGRAPH, LONDON DAY BY DAY. *GIVE AND TAKE* IN THE PARTY, (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fleet Street ...

... occupied in reading and in learning French and German. He was nineteen when he published his first hook, Gleanig> from a Navvy's Scrap-book.” He had it i pr T t d ud ld 11 . and between 8,000 and 9,000 copies were distributed. The late Andrew Lang reviewed ...

... high- -ft ARE PROTF.CTED FROM. You can make a little Eden of the sphere chief-making proclivities aims _. putting an end to a -nuisance which I '-, or landlord carmot levy yOU °mum. -mouton, foreclose, or Do you wish the world were wiser l Well, the middle ...

... illustrated papers, both sixpenny and penny. These are placed on a table near his easy chair, and from behind his cigar—as he himself on.é said—bhe obtaine a world's diary at the trouble of looking at it. HIS MAJESTY'S STRONG WATTACHMENTS. Tn a rather unde ...

... at the bottom of .all, flock the (Inception and marvel almost keenly aa if the explanation had bo sou {Hit ita tbo spirit world. Last night bad (bo mysteries by themselves in the old-fashioned style, and wo bad them worked an into a magical romance, Tbe ...