... Dogged British Pluck. But, course, the main explanation is gallant resistance of our troope, who have met with seveia! successes in counterattacks. Prisoners who wore captured by at Mesr.il (north of Albert) yesterday said they had not got their rations ...

... * 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 ...

... MORE DOGS IN BIRMINGHAM. a meeting of the Finance Committee of the Brrtnwgbam Oty Council, held yesterday, under the presidency Alderman Wiliams, a report, was presented showing the result of the coUeotkm throughout the city during 1917. steady was recorded ...

... said before the war about this right hon. gentleman there is unconscious humour in the Observer’s ’’ statement that Mr. Asquith would have ceased to be Premier and the Liberal party would have been swept out of office long before the war but for Mr. Lloyd ...

... 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 ...

... 10ELB. OF MEAT FOR DOG. When Miss Hughee was summoned Carmarthen yesterday, under the Food Hoarding Order, for buying 1021b. of meat in ten days, evidence was given that defendant stated the meat was for St. Bernard dog, which had weak heart, and required ...

... 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 ...

... WHEN THE DOG HAD NONB. The prohibition of the making dog biscuits is, according to the Canine Defence League, causing more concern among dog owners tlian among dogs. The League’s sac rotary gives the assuring statement that the matter is bring carefully ...

... MORSES. CARRIAGES. DOGS. ETC. Cl HOICK Two thick-set Cote, 1€.2 *Jid UA hiuKk. quiet; good worker* every s»y sonnd . and year*. ami gua—Apply. c.k works bottom Ward Phad. oi.oice Two. end hda.. dark brow'i / and red roan; Govemcsfe Cara and t.» fit. Also ...

... HORSES. CARRIAGES. DOGS. ETC /108. hand*. 1 ) ...

... HORSES. CARRIAGES. DOGS. ETC. 11.. Cob. 15 hied*. 7 jewra. V. and fine mover, eound. rde drive; vet.A exam; nation, trial, X2tt.~VSoodvUie aiab.»v. Ha odd worth. LOKKIbfe and Floata, choice 6®. fit I? hands; also Rail: and Gigs: Hamree.—Apply. W. Georfie ...

... FUNNY WAR TRADES. DEALERS FIND GREAT MARKET FOR DOGS’ TEETH. Some queer and rofitable trades have come into being since 1914. fortunes appear to be made in the streets. Hawkers, fined for profiteering in matches, have been found recently with large sums ...