... Master of the Fitzwilliam Hounds, whilst hunting near Peterborough, was thrown from his horse whilst taking a dyke, and sustained a fractured shoulder bone. A message from Brussels says that on the occasion of the third anniversary of the for mation of ...

... and Mr* A Britton, 10_-. gifts kind from:—Mr Samuel 'White, matinee tnkets: Sunday School, Bis'upeton. per Miss E. Pearse. rakf!?; Mrs Hampton Road, books and records; Miss Langdcn, Pembroke Road. boolvS and scrap-books. ...

... permeated society to its great benefit, therefore evil came from ignorance, it was required education that it should nourish sound and unselfish ideas which should- build up in our country ami in the world, a high ideal of life for all classes the community. ...

... travelling by rail to and from Brecon was not unusually large. but there was a marked increase in the number of motorists. Boating at Newton Pool was popular. and on Tuesday some bold spirits in khaki were bathing in the river from the Island fields ! Oc ...

... They frequently are. The Essential Difference Two letters reached me the other day by the same post one from Amiens, the other from Cologne letters from ordinary men one an American, neither of whom are what one would call close observers of national ch ...

... very unlucky. His retirement from the ring came to me a When performing a circus trick on a tree at Strabane, Co. ihyrone, John Carlin a demobilised soldier, fell to the ground and was killed. A tram German prisoners from Dunkirk, which had stopped at ...

... everything there was to know about Chris. At home she had a scrapbook, her most treasured possession, carefully pasted up With every little newspaper cutting that had ever been printed about him, from the first long jump he had won at a local school to an ...

... cried. ies—for reed you must. He comes from his living i/iMib tomorrow morning. You were kind to that out for me' I shall at the orison door, I shall hold out hands to im Father, are you afraid of wliat Hie world will say’i Are you the Peggie!” Only in ...

... artist. After receiving a small pension from William IV. she retired from life among caravans and ' pot married.' In our issue for She following week appeared the following short summary of her life, compiled from the Dictionary National Biography our ...

... them together one end; fasten the other «>nd erf grey to some fixed point and twist from the free pink endup til the whole length is tightly twisted; double tho from the knot in centre and will tw-st prettily. Make tassels of 50 strands of grey yarn out ...

... whose emotions are something more th.ad spasmodic and unrelated movements and whose ace s is more than a scrap-book consisting of s enten c , from Great Men. It is the organisation and dl is cipline of life implied in the term Christian that so distasteful ...

... dowbt. lit is true that a woman often joins a club -for a voiy different reason from that prompts a xnaai. The latter regards has ckub chiefly a r«6uge, hidanjg-piace, from, possibly, his family and oil domestic worries, where may thoroughly surly, comatose ...