... * 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 ...

... HCRSES, CARRiAGES, DOGS. ETC AQI/XK ' DOG g.wja ocuMwaaliy keep your and tree wo.ia ind skua troub-e. Id. uac'a. end Is,; pto Td. a.ud Is 3d.—Pros er, hiU, Bi.m.nj him. ir.d most Com MeichiH.i. I'LOATS arid Governess Car's, mid :. . Pony Ivape. choice ...

... MORE WAR ALLOTMENTS. Additional iand for war allotments in Birmingham isas been acquired in the following districts, and a representative of the Parks Committee will attend on cach site on Saturday at 3 p.m., to let plots to licants :— arborne Hill, ...

... transfer young men who never worked at bench or machine before the war, and whose chief motive in doing now is to keep out of the Army. chapel has been offered lo Westminster Cathedral M war memorial Irish soldiers, r.r I is prososed that each regiment shouid ...

... week* old, pedigree; all JC dega—\Vhitehouee. Lamp Tavern, Crogoe Sc. *C9OX-TE2RRIER Dog. 18 months, well-bred, good 12a X —l4. New bill St, D rmin^hcvm. TiHi)K-TEi{.RfER. Dog tor Sale, emooth-haired, black and tain X head correct rat*, cobby body, boose tTaaned ...

... HORSES, DOGS. POULTRY. PIGS. &c 'Billy Ihorolsss). also »nwitt ttoovabje.i. cheep.-iO, Norfolk Hi., BUIAJXKJ for Sole. Pedigree, white and bridle: good oow and watch—lBoT. Mad. COB. hands, *oolxl, workei; warranted all way*; £IA ■ Qcannj Dairy, Aston ...

... the war ad @ ver developec led tay tbe The gubmarine menace looking at the war to-cay- and for the frst urely aa 8 nat war. re now time, realise that the strugs Je was going to “ gattled at sta. THEATRES, ETc BIRMINGITAM MATINEES AS AT 14). EVENINGS aT6 ...

... seen that feathered stock was securely penned, and dogs ran loose during the day. Foxes don’t break locks or undo bolts. Wire netting and kindred poultry appliances were cheap enough prior to the war, and breeder any sort of live etock can blame anyone ...

... neighbours Datchet. Captain and Airs. have dog, and Mr. Pickering has doge. Mrs. said ihat December he* dog took hold of one Mr. Pickering’s dogs and would not leave go. She picked her dog, and Mr. Pickering struck her dog with hunting crop ...

... BATTALION*. ft. War. R.—Temp. lierrl. B. E. Howes temp. oapt. (Deo. 22). sec. temp, lieata. : R. F. Jerdine, O. G. Snowies (from ft. War. sttd.), J. B. Baker. H. A. Tyimsm (from B. War. R., attd.) (Feb C, 1217). Were, ft—Temp. Lieut. F. J>. Brewitt, ...

... light heart untouched by auy doubt a3; to his competence from dog steries té civil war in and whose humour used chalk and a red nose judiciously, was invit out to eee the British making war. € accepted with alacrity. He tcld me, with pride he wes xoing ...

... for a dog, which, afterwards disclosed, had been dead eighteen mouths and was now stuffed. The defendant told the specials had dog, but had forgotten to take out licence. The police now stated that they could not trace defendant owning any living dog on ...