... baby leopards, baby camel, blue arid red faced mandril (the only specimen in %rope). Thy :iriosity department includes Albert Brough, the tallest of King Edward's subjects. who is 74 feet high, and Harold Pyott, the English midget, who is only 26 inches ...

... Paiagoaia. She can ea*iiy distinguished, as she has the external. ear, which absent in the common seal. The freaks consist of Albert Brough, the giaLt, 74 f>.«et high; Harold Pyott, the midget, inch's high, weighing 34 lbs.; and the Auetrian fat boy, 19 years ...

... throwing tiff his coat and vest, dived into the icytold water and brought it ashore. The ball was then handed over to Albert Brough, White Street, who was by acclamation of the Down-the-Gate players deemed to be the most deserving of the trophy. The men's ...

... Swanney. 2 Jeannie Tufloch. Buys. 13 to 14-1 Magnus Hutchison. 2 Ronie Wilson. Threelegged Race—Boys-1 John Finals and Albert Brough. Three-legged Race—Girls-1 Anna Swanney and Batty Moar. Sack Race—Boys-1 Fred Campbell. 2 Don. Chalmers. Sack Race-- Girls-1 ...

... start, but was overhauled and ♦ventually passed by John Taylor. Result 1 John Taylor 2 Slater Muir . 3 Fred. Buchanan 4 Albert Brough . Y. B. 0 55 2/5 0 55 4/5 1 15 1 20 Neat diving followed, and for this 10 entered. Each competitor had three turns, diving ...

... Forbes. Gentlemen over 30-1 R. Tulloch; 2 Rev. G. C. Thomson. 3 William Rendall. Threelegged Race—Boys-1 John Foulis and Albert Brough. 2 W. Brook and Magnus Hutchison: girls-1 Annie Swanney and Batty Moar, 2 Jeannie and Barbara Tulloch. Sandcastle Comp ...