... the children all assembled together,when each received a bun, after which they wore marched two and two to the Market Place. On arriving there the band played '• save the Queen, »nd children then went homo heartily pleased with their treat. Subscribers ...

... has secured for the club. Mr. Church bids fair for the prize bat, having average of 21 runs. Football.—A general meeting of the members of the Excelsior Football Club, was held Tuesday evening, when it was decided again ask Mr. T. Clarke to accept the ...

... Bt. Heller,.' Harbour to St. Auben in two and and a half hours. The Luton football club hare signed ea John Dow, the well-known back, wbo played last eesion for Glossop North End, and for Newton Heath. Dow will play against Gravesend United on Monday next ...

... d the two French tourists who were killed by exposure on Mont Blanc, has returned to Chamounix. A terrible cyclone occurred at Trenton, New Jersey. It ewept through the town, unroofing all the in ite path, and wrecking many large factories. Two priests ...

... with poison to get rid of these pests. Mr. ?. Carruthere remarked that it would not pafe to Wash cups and saucers in that wayt,-. Victor | (EEOD.) Footballs 8/3, #/8, 10/8 « POST FREE. ...

... and they were assisted by other Swineshead comrades. Football. The following team has been chosen to represent Fosdyke in a _ match against Holbeach St. Mark's in a Holbeach League fixture, to be played at Fosdyke to-morrow (Saturday): Simpson; Johnson and ...

... knife and fork tea. The children were presented with a cup and saucer as souvenirs of the occasion. Coun. Albert Sentance was in charge of this branch of the celebrations ano he had gathered together two committees of ladies, one for the children's tea and ...

... Bolingbroke has made a permanent record of the Coronation by planting on the village green, two copper beech trees. The planting ceremony was performed by the two oldest inhabitants, Mrs. Howard and Mr. R. Carey. On Wednesday the broadcast of the Coronation ...

... White, fire-irons; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pick, coffee cups and saucers; Mr. and Mrs. Martin, two pair of nut crackers; Miss D. Clower. cake forks and server; The Prioress, St. Scholastics Covent. Atherstone, two night-dresx , cases; Gladys. Mrs. Parker and Smith ...

... Wardrobes: 30 Duck Boards; 19 var. Metal Scrapers KITCHEN AND COOKHOUSE • including 250 moons. 70 knives, 00 forks. 40 saucers. 60 cups. mugs. beakers. etc.•. 220 Plates; 15 Tea Buckets: 88 Plate Covers; 35 Vegetable Containers. 30 Digits with lids: 60 ...

... What tops will never & bright boy, *it's an 'ouse.l spin ?—Tree tops. Willie: How many fish What cups have neither have you ca‘%ht? | handles nor saucers? — _ Robin: vhen I catch But.tertéups. . another it will be my first. Wha lasses wi. JEA l‘mld wmf ...

... 'O. Payne, oldest member. | Competition for the prettiest Accompanist, Miss Nl.| ’l‘“'em,\ questions was cup and saucer was won by Whiting. Two glays were playved. with Mrs. A, McCrae Mrs. K. Roberts and Mrs. ,produc;d byp 'l leow’s{guinpg'” questionmaster ...