... DEPUTIES DOGGED BY •SPlia-* There arc certain members of the Duma, which is row in receM. who do not appear enjoying their I iav« very much says Darkest Russia’). Deputy l*kro\'ky. for instance, who belongs to the Social I I vr.it.e party, has vent telegram ...

... * David Garrick’s Dog- Birmingham's only theatrical dog Is missing, and there is tribulation the Theatre Royal. Those of my readers who have seen Martin Harvey in David Garrick wHI remember that As course of the play dog introduced. matter fact she was ...

... A KNOWING DOG. The hearing resumed in lha Divorce Court to-day, before the President, Sir Sam a©i Evans, and a special jury, of the cose in which Major Richard Broadhurst Dutton, the msoagiag director of the firm Ware and Sons, tanner*, of Bristol, sought ...

... D«gt of War. The announcement that’the Turks have been letting loose watch dogs against French patrols—an expedient which brought no success—eerves to recall the fact that dogs have played no unimportant part in the battles of Europe. During the siege ...

... it, will aUanre death. Oh, friend, can you ask to think England and the English but in one way only? They are swine-dogs swine-dogs.” We in Germany cannot feel or treat their officers, their soldiers, but a* they must be treatedfor they are swine, every ...

... GoldahLQ , Handewosth. Binmnfibam, . ARD Solderers Wanted; good wages and war bonus. «ee JLA bead of col —W. Oevecport, North wood SC IMPROVER Wanted. lor press TookeUtng; war work Sea bead of Joyaer and Go. Ltd., So re. Sot»r«. Tr»-io.—l*ir«rr» Comwt ...

... or BUTIBH BXA DOGS. Now. forty days overdue, short of aad short of food, she would still on her mission, there is no further concealing the fact that the Bremen is lost to Germany, and the grim situation is made more despairing by the silence of tbe bulldogs ...

... 20s. War Service RgooGmsED.-Fotr -raluable service* in connection with tbe war the names of the following members of tbe staff Major C. L. Sheppard, Ordnance Officer, Binglej Hall, Binningbam, have been brought Ac notice the Secretary State for War ; —Messrs ...

... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGS, &*. hands. Losry end Berness; lot £3O, or eepetwto; eooepi inetalraeois —No, 6. fipnn* Bonse. Spring Vale. M.lee toff Park Ed.). r'Oßa f2>. end 16 bands. *co*>. * Trap* kobbto-tyred-. Doe-osrt; also fU cobs; oiler prJaaed ...

... the War. The headmaster Smith Street Council School, which includes among its scholars children from one of poorest parts the city, send* most admirably phrased essay written by one of the lads, which is particularly noteworthy showing how tho war has ...

... The War and Theatre Gain*. The prosperity Birmingham is responsible for rattier important change in the character theatre audienoea. For some time pa«t the tendency has been noted all theatre managers, but since the re-introduption the one dramatic p ...

... heroes of the war. p. SEE Birmingham Weekly Post’s GALLgRY.^ TABLE TALK. Bryt» Birmincham. Lord Lad v«ry warm BuTningham whin be visited University the other evening deliver the annua! Huxley Lecture, and while moot public lectures in recent, months have ...