... ALL THE CHAMPIONS-- -BY FRED MAY om Webster's dinner at the Ambassadors Club last week in honour of Walter Lindrum, the Australian Billiard Champion, whose ?ats 'n .'his country have witched the whole world, was the most remarkable gathering ever convened. With Lord Lonsdale in be chair and Harry Preston at the other end of the table, and the host making a speech which was as witty as his ...

... A KEY TO THE PICTURE n t e left Mr. Eric Piatt, the owner of the impetuous Kingsford, who was entered for the National and subsequently scratched; t°tt was (and is) his jockey; Mr. Dawkins, the well-known handicapper Mr. Topham, clerk of the course and handicapper at intree Captain J. B. Powell, who trains for Mr. Gordon Selfridge and others W. Parvin is the stable jockey Sir Keith raser, ...

... A (B)EOADWAY MELODY By Hynes ...

... THE UBHTEB SECRETARIES CHUB LUNCMEOK A DISTINGUISHED ASSEMBLAGE- -BY FRED MAY The United Secretaries Club assembles under its roof, or round its board as it would be more convenient to say, a large number of most excellent and bard-working gentlemen secretaries of organisations principally connected with the motoring world, who carry on their onerous duties with a patience which completely ...

... THE MEN BEHIND THE GUNS, AND OTHER THINGS. AT OLYMPIA All the thousands and thousands of people who go every year to one of the best spectacles of the whole London Season see a wonderful show of horse, fut, and draghoons, to say nothing of the Horse Gunners and the sailors, marvellously carried out, perfect in every detail, and done with that precision for which the sailor and the soldier ...

... THE CITY FIRM WHO GOT AN ORDER By Patrick Bellew ...

... BEAGLIN By H. M. Bate A limited number of specially printed and mounted copies of the above picture can be obtained from the offices BEAGLING By H. M. Bateman btained from the offices of this paper at the price of 10s. 6d. each; signed artist's proofs at 20s. each postage, (id. extra ...

... MR. J. B. (BUNNY) LEIGH, THE APPRENTICE, AND MAJOR F. B. SNEYD I MP 1 Mr. Bunny Leigh is the well-known Lingfield Steward, where naturally enough he likes to see his colours in the van. Major Sneyd is the wizard of Wantage, who continues to keep that old warrior, Sir Joshua, on his legs, and has also Old Orkney, Posterity, and many more in his care ...

... FUNERAIL 08 MEETS By GiFgf IBelcIhier And everything at the funeral was most proper, Mrs. Green, even to a black frill round the 'am and black- 'eaded pins for the winkles By GiFgf BllIhir ...

... THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSFITAE DINNER ■BY FRED MAY The festival dinner in aid of the University College Hospital, which was held at the Mansion House, and ^t which H.R.H. Prince George took the chair, resulted in the handsome sum of £7,000 being collected round the table, as may be said. H.R.H. Prince George made the speech of the evening, University College Hospital, and Success to the ...

... THE SENIOR OFFICERS SCHOOL, SHEERNESS BY FRED MAY The Senior Officers' School was projected with the main idea of teaching those destined for command all about what Napoleon and Marlborough, and even Hannibal and Alexander did, and also what Clausewitz and Von der Goltz thought, and it has performed this important function most thoroughly. These pictures were actually made at the course for ...

... THE CLAIK.VOYANTE I8y CJeoirgle IBelcIbeF Mrs. Briggs Yes, I sees 'er pretty frequent at the Fox and Grapes; but as I goes there meself only once in a way, it's seldom of course as she'd see me IBy CJeoirgle IBeHcIheir3 ...