... . The finish of the Hundred Yards final, won by Driver Knowles. Mounted wrestling won by the Home Counties Signallers. A throw by the winners. Sapper Brown winning the Quarter-mile Scratch Race. ...

... , MISS NELLIE BRIERCLIFFE AS THE LADY ANGELA. (Upper picture): MR. LEO SHEFFIELD AS ARCHIBALD GROSVENOR. (Lower picture) MR. HENRY A. LYTTON AS REGINALD BTJNTHORNE. MISS SYLVIA CECIL AS PATIENCE. ...

... CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR ALL. GOLDSMITHS AND SILVERSMITHS. THE salons of the far-famed Goldsmiths and Silver smiths attract all wise gift seekers to 112 Regent-street. There are seen the best of everything in the goldsmiths', jewellers', silversmiths', clock and watch makers' arts. They are seen at their very best, and there is the com fortable assurance that they are also the very best value, ...

... . (see also p. 498.) The Women Workers' Egg and Spoon Bace, won by Miss F. 11. White (second from right), who also won the 60 Yards Iluce. Miss F. M. White lighting her partner's cigarette in the Cigarette Race. A spill in the Cycle Obstacle Race, caused by front wheel slipping off one of the planks. ...

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... IT has been stated constantly of late that billiards is essentially a young man's game, and yet the history of the Amateur Championship seems to prove exactly the contrary. It was instituted in 1888, and won by Mr. H. A. 0. Lonsdale, who won it again in 1910, exactly twenty- two years later, and he was distinctly a better player at the time of his second victory than when he first secured the ...

... 1. The, finish of the. second heat of the. Second-Glass Handicap) won by Mr. Harry's Maggie. H., Cane driving. 2 The first heat of the First-Class Handicap, won by Mr. Lewzey's Why Not, the owner driving. 3. Mr. Walter Winans making an amateur half-mile-to-wagon driving record in 1 m. 18.?cc. with his mare The Elf, accompanied by a pacemaker. 4. Mr. Walter Winans with his marc The Elf, by ...

... THE LIBRARY. HILL BIRDS OF SCOTLAND. THE main charm of this work lies in the word-pictures of bird-life drawn directly from nature. For those familiar with the Scottish mountains the general accuracy of the scenes depicted will be recognised at once, but it is by the trained eye of the naturalist alone that the more intimate move ments of wild life come to be traced in all their wonder and ...

... LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BUIST. AFTER THE RECESS. OVER Easter there has been a deal of wind and air in matters aeronautical; in other words, peer and politician have been striving to steer this business in a way that will bring it into the hands of the individual, but as there happen to be several individuals, each of whom thinks he ought to be top dog in the matter the poor dear ...

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... . THE LAW DIVINE.-- Just a slice of life in Hampstead as seen by Mr. H. V. Esmond with a gently philosophic eye. It is the focussing in one day of a year of discontent. It is half-natural and half-artificial with, running through it, a strain of delicate indelicacy, and an under current of human feeling which bubbles up at intervals to the top. For Mr. Esmond is something of a poet, so that ...

... . MRS. WILLIAMS, W.A.A.C., WINNING THE SACK RACE. THE FINISH OF THE FINAL OF THE HOCKEY RACE, WON BY MISS PAULINE FRANCIS, W.A.A.C. (ON RIGHT). HEAT WINNERS IN THE THREE- LEGGED RACE. ...