... who had passed on from a splendid career as sportsman to a brilliant career as a business man.” his reply, Shorland told about some of his early rides. I find in scrap-book cutting from paper of June, 1890, in which appeared letter from Shorland thanking ...

... length and six from Spiral Spin (reo 21b) and Backbiter (rec 261 b), Salisbury, May 26 (1m). 1 1 2—COUNT PALATINE (ht) beaten a nerk by Polyclipsia (gave 81b), with CLARION (gave Bib) in rear, Hunt. July 25 (Th. Won three lengths and neck from Arlington (ree ...

... ties and scarfs from all over the world from the humblest cotton bows to the costly silken For eccentricity few can outdo hobby Randolph Churchill who gathered the personal effects condemned criminals and was especially fond teeth taken from hanged men COMMON ...

... Winifred Taylor* Duke Street* Harle Syke, near Burnley, LETTERS FROM PRIZE-WINNERS. 9, Lane., Eng.- January 15th, 1924. Uncle Joe.—Many, many thanks, for the charming watch awarded Scrapbook Competition. May the other girl, who also won a prize, get one ...

... CARAVAN aGARSa IS EACH FRIENDS A GEM OF THE CIGAR WORLD EVERTON’S MOST GENTLEMANLY FLAYER’ MAKEPEACE MASTERPIECE 100 Other Conlan's it’s BARKER & DOBSON CHOCOLATE TMANOS TUNED 8s 6d Repaired Cental 201 World 10 6 BALL’S AGENTS FOR WATCHES WE REPAIR WATCHES ...

... execute repairs frequently whilst the waits within day or Swan world-famou excellence durability They aro therefore the most desirable practical Christmas Gifts it is possible to choose Prices from 106 ‘ Presentation Solid Gold and Silver with inscription ...

... Webber 4ys 13 Hardy’s Charleville 3ys Strydon 0 7 Kenyon’s Scrapbook 3ys P (Winner trained Peicock) Betting Monteith 6 to 1 Frank Webber to and 1 Ennis-keen Charleville and Scrapbook Scrapbook play from Monteith Enniskeen Frank in rear mile Thermogene took ...

... because of- tlie bad Weather experienced. The winner the first pi ize was Mr. A. (b, with 34jlhs. from roots; the sec was Mr. J. R. Philips, -with 3-111)3. from six roots; and the prize was divided by Mr. J. Pollard and tyr. A. Shitrr, with 331 bs. each. ...

... you wore at the ball? Second.—l glued it in my scrapbook. When I was a child everything that could he known about wise eating was known and established in knowledge. That far-away. happy, and wholesome world little dreamed that a day was at hand when all ...

... stood uj twirled sticks and popular jazz tunes for signal from police continue not assumed party of Salvationists off for at the the Cadets’ on its back from special meeting Woking International from headquarters “star” instrumentalists the army— also attends ...

... stoutness in way bread? From observation 1 they often take but all by giving the large II and the desiderata ladies avoided decidedly limited--Yours Ac A M A M Miltoij-roud Waterloo November 10th 1927 To-day’s Novel woodcut on cover “ in World” (Noel 6d) is not ...

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