SPORT--BUT NOT AS USUAL: Killing off the Foxes in the Pytchley Country
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IRELAND AND THE WAR: They also Serve--who Sit--and Knit
... IRELAND AND THE WAR TIhiy also Seirve-- wlhio Sift-- aimdi MLimifto LORD AND LADY CAREW TAKEN AT CASTLE BORO, ENNISCORTHY Lady Carew, who is well known for her skill in embroidery work, is now working on behalf of the soldiers and sailors, and is sending numbers of useful presents to men who have joined the army from her own estate LADY CHARLOTTE STOPFORD The daughter of the late Earl of ...
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A Mixed Bag: Stories from Here and There
... AT\/T° J1 TO) p Stloiraes fipom Heire XiiliJ^.V&Oi 0(Si^ o suaidl Tlhe^e. A CURIOUS story is told in regard to the late Mr. S. R. Crockett, the novelist, that is not very widely known. One morning, many years ago, he received a cheque from the editor of a well-known London daily paper. It was for a contribution he had never heard of before, so he sent the cheque back with a note saying there ...
CUPID AND THE WAR: A Recent and Interesting Bride
... GUPUD AND TIE WAR A Recent sumdl Imteirestiinigl Birsdleo MRS. BENEDICT BIRKBECK Rita Martin Mrs. Birkbeck, whose marriage took place quite recently, is the only daughter of Mr. James and Lady Emily Alexander of 70, Cadogan Square, and Oakbank, Sevenoaks, Kent. Her mother is the sister of the present Lord Cork, and she has a brother now serving with the Coldstream Guards. Her husband is a ...
THE NEW PETER PAN: Who will Still Avoid Growing Up at the Duke of York's Theatre this Christmas
... TME NEW 55 PETER PAN Wlho will Stlalll Avoid! Growing Up aft ftlhe Dwfee off York's Theatre ftlhis Claristmas. EjMUMlLr I MMnmri^niMrriHniinjm^mi^^ inn.,; -mill .,ii ;.nu MISS MADGE TITHERADGE JluU£!l£J Barnelt The charming young actress who is to play Peter Pan, which is to have yet another revival at the Duke of York's Theatre this winter. We shall all miss our old Peter in Miss Pauline ...
ENEMY'S SHELLS DAMAGE UNDEFENDED BRITISH TOWNS
... FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY A picture showing the effect of one of the first shells which, as is seen, wrecked a house in Wykeham Street, Scarborough, and killed Mrs. Barnett and two children a ...
HERE WE ARE AGAIN: Pantomime Stars in London and the Provninces
... HERE WE ARE AGAIN FE&toflmmme Stars Sim Lomxdloini aimdl tlh Frovnimceso MISS GLADYS GUY Morgiana in The Forty Thieves at the Kennington Theatre MISS MABEL FUNSTON Principal boy at the Dalston Theatre MISS CLARICE MAYNE Who will play Dick in Dick Whittington at the Palladium M I I fcg MISS MARIE BLANCHE Who plays the leading part in Robinson Crusoe at Leeds MISS DOROTHY WARD Principal boy at ...
Famous Regiments: No. XV.--The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, the Buke of Albany's)
... Ho. XV. Tlh 2eafirtlh EiliiggMai&dlers (IRss°slhire Bnaf£sp ftlhe Bual&e of ASIbsnniy9),, PRINCE CHARLIE'S ill-fated re bellion, ending with the battle of Culloden, proved to the English Government that in the Highland clans they had, if disaffected citizens, brilliantly gallant enemies. The elder Pitt conceived the idea that it might be possible to get them to fight for us instead of ...
FLY SPIES: Foiled Nightly in Stirring Fashion at the Royalty
... F3LY SPIES FotHedl Kfigflhtly fiim Sftfinrifllg Faslhinoim aft ftlhi IRoysiltyo MR. DENNIS EADIE AND MISS ISOBEL ELSOM AS CHRISTOPHER BRENT AND MOLLY PRESTON IN THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME, AT THE ROYALTY THEATRE Foulsham Banfield This play deals with one of the great problems of the present war, the spy question. In short, this play, without showing any of the horrors of battle, brings home ...
OFFICERS OF THE FIRST INDIAN REGIME NT TO COME INTO ACTION IN EUROPE
... OFFICERS OF THE FIRST INDIAN REGIME: JT TO COME INTO ACTION IN EUROPE. THE 129TH DUKE OF CONNAUGHT'S OWN BALUCHIS, INDIAN ARMY This was the first Indian regiment to come into action in Europe. It is composed of six companies of trans-frontier Pathans from independeri regiment has the further distinction of being the first Indian regiment to have a recipient of the V.C., viz., Private Khuda Dad ...
THE BEE IN THE BONNET: AN AUTO-CAUSERIE
... THE BEE IN THE BONNET AN AUTO-CAUSERIE. By Gerald Biss. MY DEAR TATLER, This year the old greeting of a merry Christmas would be ill-placed as peace on earth has ceased to reign, and even the good will TU/ in Heaven is obscured. It is a Christmas that Jk| cannot but strike chill in unresponsive hearts when we think ff| of those we have lost, those fighting for us in the trenches far 2 from all ...