... 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 ...

... horses, carriages, dogs. ctc. J*OG POWDER fiT«n oocaxionally keep your Uoallby and tree from worm and ekin trouble*i Id. «*ch, boxe* Sd. and I* , poet and Id.- Pro*e*uw. Hprin« hiU. rm;ng k*m. and rxrat Cbemlat* and_Corn Merchant* T3LOAT9. Gorerne** RaJli ...

... 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 ...

... DOG'S LIFE AND COG'S FOOD “ The soldiers are sick of it ail, and coa- plain of their aud of their food. They none of ther: want te return to the front, where they have a dog's life and dog’s food. Everyone is talking of peace, and no one talks of vie- ...

... 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 ...

... dogs and railways. PROPOSED REFUSAL OF TRANSIT TO SHOWS. A correspondent suggests in Times tihet if the promoters dog shows will not voluntarily a’b«m don them during the war, the railways should be authorised to refuse to carry dogs for show purposes ...

... join iv and said that the German the war, Government conld make concessions @¢ much as it wished, but war was inevitable hacanse i%. “They say I asess A Munition factory in America, and am theretore interested in the war. People have even bad the audacity ...

... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGS &e A IR'EDXLE Papa Bor SxJa or Exobanra lor —Th« store*. Fox Holliea Rd . Qraea. BROWN Mar®. tuuui*. 8 yean, aoUra, ■oond. retiabla. oaed to town and oooniry; *aH haaiiar fanner; one moutb's free trial; waimnts sxt®o; £22. ...

... HORSES. DOGS. POULTRY, PIGS, Ac, IREDALE BHoh. «ood p©di*r« Ttotara Parforai, 3 -t3L y«an. colour. blaA IB*.—Berinsum SUL. A* ton. Bitoba* (two) lor Sal*, ehaap; bast «l pedlmaa—a! E. fi. Bt. Editb's. Oarrer 01. HOBBEB fttoroe). 16 haada. 6-7 gKM. «oi« ...

... Bromwich. tor Sale, Gig. all in good condition; A ownr.- nc ore.-BsAer. Boll's Head. Villa fTtrRNOCJT.-Cob, 13-2. last, war-sated; Dog Cart, Mnl» IT*™**.. ly soiled; together separate.— Withertord. Kings Norton. Phene K.N. V Profits for lAd:ea.—Ton produce ...

... HORSES. DOGS. POULTRY, PIGS, &c. band*. Oart, and Van Mats. 15« V-- haod*. Van. and flamers; Mare, band*. ana Barnes*; good worken; well and can wccnmended. —4O. Latimer St.. Biminirbam ARTKORST'-i ami Mans * worker?, from £lO an ...

... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY. PIGS, &e. A N Outlay of few peace Oram. Thortons Spier A tor taltlng with mornings soft food, wall spent the tore* in egf> and healthy condition ol yoar fowla—Get O. W. ChaUls. Ocrn Stereo, 10. High St., and six War* Sartley. X7«OWL3 ...