... of using dog-drawn sleighs for carrying supplier and they took counsel with those Frenchmen who had had experience of the countries where the dog is the principal means of conveyance. the result of their enquiries, several hundrvd trained dogs from Alaska ...

... 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 ...

... ■Poultry. Dept W 10 Esse* 9t., Strand. London BOESES, DOGS, LIVE STOCK, ETC., WANTED. HORSE Wanted (useful half-legged), about 153 16 hand*, suitable for and carriage.-Apply, Horsekeeper Midland Vinegar Co. war Ed., Aston. ELDING Pony HorM for lady: must sound ...

... take place at Nuneaton, Easter Monday, between defendant’s dog and the dog of a man named Barber, for £5 side. During the race the cc-'peting dogs fought. Someone afterwards took defendant's dog past the winning-post end the stakes, although the referee ...

... ASTERISKS. “Mr. Liord choice Mr Lloyd George. = = ecein much warmer. To-day is an ember day, but the weather * hed * A real sea dog—Vire-Admiral Kanine, ir supreme nd of the Ruseian * = « The morn: ng rwhich gives us “* Lloyd George reer in a Nutshell” would ...

... S-M.S. Band. Sunday: Hcndsworth, Coldstream Guards Band; Ward End, Bournville Works Fri*e Band; Ligbtwoods {afternoon), and War ley (evening). Metropolitan Work* Band. Monday; Ligbtwoods, Coldstream Guards Band, Tuesday: Cannon Hill, Coldstream Guards ...

... ultimately dispersed the crowd, but for some time their altitude remained threatening The police were called Saxon curs and, Saxon dogs,” and several men were injured. IRISH COI RTS-MARUAL. On inquiry Riohmonl Barracks Dublin, yesterday, it was ascertained that ...

... he said, in making peace after war took dog ana ent it in half The delegates held the hind and forequarters the and swore peace and friendship with the words “May the man who breaks this peace be killed like this dog. When a certain tribe Africa desired ...

... mORATO/NQS. —denoal Error and anit NewmarkM Fmt TuJr Meeting included amongst the bCM«e» cut the Pmcob* of Wale* Slake* instead Dog Star. rumoured that both flapping ' and will *ocn be •topped entirely. The that Riflecian Charlie •' Wand, Blackfnai* and ...

... by trading with non-members. Mr. BARNES (lab. —Glasgow) thought th« Oha.n-cellor of the Exchequer would b© well let sleeping dogs lie. If he were tsleu to the counsels of Mr. Pollock he would arouse the opposition of three millions of the most intelligent ...

... SCHOLARSHIP FUND. In aid the Free Scholarsbin Fend of the Birmingham and Midland' liMtitutc School Music, dramatic recital war given in the large lecture theatre the Institute Saturday n-ght bvthestudente tt*e elocution under the direction ot Ur. John ...

... possible to rise vertically. It is one of the things originally covered with a great deal of ridicule, and once you give a dog a bad name, will stick him. Mr. Balfour Browne enquired whether witness knew that the Helicopter .. as invented in 1560, and ...