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... 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„ ...
... ! CRICKET CHAT (BY AN OT,D PLAYER). Keen central Ihe ln»l nt Lord's beUrrra Snrrersnd Middlesex, for the season • competition for supremacy ainonc the first-clns*counties the south metropolitan shire had far been notorious against all comers. Middlesex ...
... GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHAT EL. The Grammar School Chapel was very tastefully decorated with scieen of evergreens; there was also a cross of evergreens, and the altar vases contained flowers, which were kindly given by Miss Rosa Powell. Mattins was held at 11 ...
... In d a taxicab and hi'i bank. ll* - m’i«'r worried liin' 4 *'K a*' t** h* w accouni# - whv siamlil nlins Ins own di«) not sjw nd any! lime lik. Ins incomr, w.* doubtless w .n\ tn- lying hia credit, cmunrli t*. -.’tic for Knigh’!*- hridet* honsd. a- ' rate ...
... Mr. James referred a paragraph in Stone be ssid showed Chat they bad the cecrssary (.ower. The C'bairmao, however, thought it referred cases where aotioo taken by Boards of Guardians and in this case it bod not been done As the Bench thought defendant ...
... to the hands, and makes such a fine lather. Besides, I never rub our clothes, and you know bow black Jim’s shirts get at the Foundry. Patentee—HAßPEß TWELVETREES, Bromleyby-Bow, London. Sold by G. & A. Freeman, Druggists, A. Evans, W. Hiooins, E. Bakes ...
... was laid out in graveclothes, and prepared for burial, and being a Koman j Catholic, a crucifix was placed iu her hand as she lay her bier. When it was announced that the woman was dying a priest was sent for. but could not attend, as be was out of the ...
... A SUBJECT POB A PAINTING. „ T aderlrit m. am Ula Bight ot the 19th at Pont t-UoiiMOQ, .roellent qoarten. acquired flrat force pollteuMi, which the next iMretng buying two vaae. of porcellan at the only ahoy P'? , l,D * them to my heelemn. Thry Hire to ...
... A BRUTAL SON. At the Guildhall, London, on ToesJsy, Charles Strickland, deformed young man. was charged before Alderman Hale with savagely assaulting hia methei and biting her on the arm and breast. Mr. Moore, the prosecuting off cor of the Associate ...
... steady view of life, a clear estimate of “• Ksnnine value, a complete refusal of its temptations. Consider, on the other aide, the shiftless melancholy of afflicted pereon with a competence of £3,000 a year, who lately wrote to contemporary to complain ...
... NEW NAVAL GUN. A new gun, which if it fulfils half the claims made for n, is far superior any now use, is to introduced into our navy. Not. only does its range surpass by several miles Chat any gun in the world, but its weight is less than hall that of ...
... anything about it He had a iett - r two sent t > him. He did remember Chat lui parson quoit ion was oandidati for a under that aothoritv, ?- i thit the Mnumoulh Guardians thought > well of him that they pat him ( Chairman) in a very false position. The ...