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ZERO!
... ZERO? OR, THE EVE OF THE ATTACK. BY H. M. BATEMAN ...
SOME SPORTSMEN AT AINTREE
... . AS SEEN Our versatile artist devoted his talents to a few turfites who were present for the Grand National last week. We haven't the pleasure of Mr. Charlie Trigg's acquaintance, but in case the suggestion of libel enters his mind, we would like to anticipate any proceedings by apologising. Mr. F. Parker is a keen sportsman who was a former mayor of Northampton, while Mr. F. Withington, the ...
IRON TROUSERS--II
... IRON TROUSERS-- II. BY H. M. BATEMAN ...
THE SCOTTISH CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS' DINNER
... THE SCOTTISH CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS5 DIMMER. SOME DOUGHTY CELEBRITIES- -BY FRED MAY The Fifteenth Annual Dinner of the Scottish Chartered Accountants was held at the Criterion Restaurant, and was presided over by Sir John Mann, K.B.E., a distinguished member of the profession, a director of many companies, and formerly Assistant Financial Secretary of the Ministry of Munitions, and Controller ...
THE ASPERSION
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FLASHES OF FUN FROM THE FIGHTING LINES IN FRANCE: Very (True) Lights on Tommy's Irre pressible Humour
... FLASHES OF FUN FROM THE FIGHTING FINES IN FRANCE Very (Trae) ILigglhilts oim Tommy1' Erre jpirssiiIb)E Mmmhio^UIIPo By A. Go Barton Now, then, come out of it, yer afore I come in and bayonet the whole lot of yer Officer Private Jones. Private Jones Here, sir Officer Private Perks. Private Perks 'Ere Sergeant Cuss: 'Ere what? Private Perks: 'Ere I am Tin Hat Who are you 'Arry Fifth South ...
WHICH MODEL?
... By Geoirg'e Belclhieir. He Yes, miss, we gets a rare lot of you sketchists round these parts. Beg pardon, miss, which be you for be you for cattle or for us By George Belelhier0 ...
AT THE READING AGRICULTURAL SHOW
... AT THE, READING AGRICULTURAL SHOW. COUNTERFEITS OF CELEBRITIES. BY FRED MAY All the world is the caricaturist's oyster. He is a respecter of neither persons nor potentates, and those who are so unfortunate as to be unable to recognise him from a plain-clothes officer or a cloak-room attendant have all our sympathy, but none of our admiration. At the Royal Counties Agricultural Show at Reading ...
THE DEFAULTER'S DREAM
... TME DEFAULTER'S BREAM. A NAVAL LIBEL. BY H. M. BATEMAN ...
A FEW IMPRESSIONS AT QUEEN'S CLUB
... By Fiexui&eiaajni& Fredl May. THE COVERED COURTS CHAMPIONSHIP COVERED Our artist managed to penetrate the defences of Queen's Club presumably unobserved and heavily camouflaged as a mere onlooker. He has endeavoured to illustrate a rather famous line in the works of an Eastern poet The ball no question makes of eyes or nose, but right or left as strikes the player goes By ILiexuitteiaainit ...
PROMINENT BRUMMAGEM PERSONALITIES
... . AS SEEN BY FRED MAY The above series of notabilities, who are all members of the Midland Institute, Birmingham, includes the honorary secretary, Sir Whitworth Wallis, F.S.A., who is keeper of the Corporation Museum and Art Gallery Mr. Alfred Hayes, M.A., the principal and a distinguished poet; Mr. Arthur Godlee, who is treasurer of Birmingham University; Major Hall-Edwards, the famous X-ray ...