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... Onotout. 14 F. A Phillips b Hearne 73 0 R. C. N. Palairet, b Bawlin. 0 S. M. J. Woods, b Hearne 6 Robson run 71 I1 owler b Hearne 2 Gill b Rawlin 5 Tyler b Hearne 3 Rev. A. P.Wickham not out 3 Extras 0 Total 194 Total. 35 MIDDLESEX.—1st Innings. 2 A. E. Stoddart ...
... NO MORE CUTTING OF THE PROGRAMME. IMPORTANT DECISION. During a lull in the interest of tha proceedings in the afternoon, the Chairman stated that he had beard that a meeting of the joint directors was to take place to-morrow, and that it was probable ...
... A CHAT WITH CORBETT. A correspondent of an Edinburgh paper has had a chat with Corbett, the champion pugilist of the world and actor, whose oompany commence a short season in Edinburgh this week. The most ...
... pits, but the inhabitants of Vochriw, Bedhnog, and Cwmbargoed have no other means of obtaining a livelihood -they are entirely dependent upon the coal works. A good deal of anxiety has in consequence prevailed among all classes, but it is but fair to say ...
... settlement can ba discussed. A SETTLEMENT LOOKED FOR TO-DAY, A-, the headquarters of tiie railway strikers at the Queen-street Arcade, Cardiff, to-day, the men- tal attitude of the few men who leisurely chatted in groupi a. gif tijey were taking their ...
... in a gown that rustles with invisible silk, and of so pleasing a colour that it is a rest to the eyes to look at it. An Irish harp for a brooch; above it a refined, delicate, and very intellectual face. That is the lady. Here is her portrait ...
... deal3e, and my Mother Ann Stephens . When a young girl I workd ofd nd on Do for a coz:aderable Lime2 at Ystradfraw Farm as a - Ju't servant, anxd I ?? for a white With ?? an who was marned, and my stop-mother Tben I of a sld Igob tend aS tho ...
... A CHAT WITH CORBETT. I A correspondent of an Edinburgh paper has had a chat with Corbett, the champion pugilist of the world and actor, whose company commence a short season in Edinburgh this week. The most ...
... write a reply to that. Miss Westbrook also expressed a wish that the Lancet writer could inspect the girls. He would not write such stuff again. From the mild attack of our medical contemporary the conversation turned by a natural transaction to a far ...
... A CHAT WITH PRINCE BISMARCK. HIS ONLY AMBITION A GOOD EPITAPH. Fifty-six members cf the German party belong- ing to Heilbronn were received by Prince Bixmarck, at Kissingen, a few days ago. The Prince, who displayed the greatest amiability, had the guests ...
... INTERVIEW WITH MR W. W. HOOD Our representative interviewed Mr W. W. Hood, agent, a part proprietor of the Glamorgan Collieries, immediately after he had come out of the pit. He stated that Mr Robson, her Majesty's inspector of mines, Mr Wales, and himself ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOERLAND. INTERVIEW WITH MR T. H. EVANS, F.K.G.S. Whilst bathing a few days ago at Fit3hgaarl-, '.the Mentone of Waloo-I chanced to run. up against Mr T. H. Evans, a South African cyanide expert, whg some months since wrote to one of the ...