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... A. CHAT WITH THE DIBTIKGDISHEU UUMORIST. For few brief weeka London is to lose Mr. Nelson Jackaun. To many people iin|».n.l ing dejiartare to South Africa, where he intend* tour in hi. role •• drawing-room entertamer* will diatinct loea. t\c aliall all ...
... A CHAT WITH HODOB. Allow (save Luka Ellis, charming writer on rural matters in the ho) to give the substance of halfnu-hour’s chat with typical Isaac Ashford, who live* in tbs heart of Mid Bucks. One has to nowadavs further and further afield to flud ...
... A CHAT WITH THE HANGMAN. He (Calcraft) prefers not to breakf-‘et beforehand, that he may the better enjoy the meal afterwards —the fresh morning air creates a want. He approves of those condemned who know how to conduct themselves in their last moments ...
... HAVING A CHAT The men died in groups. After tunnelling their way through the falls of earth the rescuers came across 12 dead in a group. They were around the box of a conveyor in close proximity as if they were having a ...
... height, and perfect in every respect. It also makes a charming table decoration, either used as small plants in a cut state. Being so free flowering, the greatest difficulty is to get the plants away into a good healthy growth in their young stale. As soon ...
... kept up a private correspondence. Li is a man, and I admire him, but he did not do what he might have dons to preserve peace. At one time all the Corean matter was in his hands, and he could have the war bad withed. Why, only last year,when a small question ...
... A CHAT WITH Wt. COLLIE!! Being amiss* to elm., from a reprematatnie biker a1034 of the moron. a Argus ropreatatatno on Saturday oellod Collier at Ma premises Us Commensal Strom What LS for Lb. :.rther montane LIM tea prio of asked reportlt. oluel ...
... night, when he let off a blaze of fireworks in tho centre. The last time be crossed was in September, 1860, and then amongst the spectators was the Prince Wales with his suite. Prince was some hows late in arriving. At last, seeing a movement in the rustic ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. OLAMTOBB. Three of the Colonial Premiere —Sir Wilfrid Leaner, Canada; the Hon. O. H. Betd, Nov Snath Walee; the Hoo. B. J. Seddoo, New Zealand—had warm weleoaeo from Mr. GUdetooe on Saturday at hie pietureaqna home Hawardea. Cbeeter Station ...
... A CHAT WITH JAMES FINNEY Saimming always an Mimetive with the young wen who inhabit this tight little island of ours, and it Wai With an idea that a chat on matters natatorial Isuuld be of interest to our readers that one of our representatives' sought ...
... A CHAT WITH AN OLD SOLDIER. At Ten Aoree, -within easy hail of Birmingham, there liven one of England's homes, ho '' h £ destined to eke out existence the aid of his mvmifloienl pension of foorpence a day . This is the lot of William Wray, 23, Y, °f„ ...
... CHAT WITH A FAMOUS FOOTB‘LUER. Mr JOHN IiOHEHTHOv, $ miner. is one of leading players in the Sbettleston Swifts Football Club. At his hcute at Barrocknie, near Glasgow, be told a story interesting to all footballers. H. said. • I am years of age, aid ...