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... A CHAT IN THE TRAIN. A train was in for Charleroi, but I had to wait a little . for my own, and I was glad to find my khaki friends from Hougouruont upon the platform. We left at '15.12 (the Belgian method of computing the time is becoming a ...
... A_ CAPITAL CHAT. The result of the General Election in New Z9aland is a remarkable object-lesson in the success of a thorough policy. This is the third General Election in succession at which the advanced Progressive party have swept the colony. The ...
... A CHAT WITH A CYCLING CHAMPION. Do the long hours required for a big race, and thp monotony of going round the track, affect you ? asked a Chums representative of Mr. F. W. Shorland, the Cycling Long Distance Champion of England. ...
... A CHAT WITH A MINERS' LEADER. / • Then I took a train across Blackfriars Bridge and got to Wlstminster, to find the House of Commons busily engaged in discussing the Emergency Powers Bill; and so I sent a card in, hoping to secure ...
... skill of fanciers. In a talk with a S un rep re se n tative, Miss Burgess,. sister of a Lond on C anary enthusiast, whose room was full of cages, said th a t th ere were times when the work of feeding and caring for them had been too much for her:. ...
... A CHAT WITH COLONEL FAIRCLOUGH. Colonel Breretou Fairciough. who commands the Warrington Territorials, has recently been home on short leave. His appearance at the presentatioa to, Corporal Tombs, V.C., at the Town Hail on Saturday night, was the first ...
... CHAT WITH A FAMOUS FOOTBALLER. Mr. JonN ROBERTSON, a miner, is one of the leading players in the Shettleston Swifts Football Club. At his house at Barrocknie,near Glasgow, he told a story inteteating to all footballers. He said, I am 26 years of age ...
... A CHAT WITH THE OLDEST WORKMAN. Their Majesties were next conducted to the unornamental and strictly practical region of vats and soap pans. At the entrance of the soapery an interesting family group was in waiting. It consisted of George Dodd Weave, ...
... A CHAT ABOUT THE WINNER. The Racing Pigeon, the organ of the pigeonfancier, has the following sketch of Mr. Barnes and his birds : _ It: will he a - matter very much regretted by all good sportsmen that the winner of the 1910 Nantes race is not entered ...
... the addition of a Y ° . 4 riger generation to the roll. But the question id revive with every Liberal majprity in the gul R of Commons ; an d some d a y, w h en th a t sin ar pendulum of public impuls , A swings so . as r eturn as big a ...
... A Chat With Mr. Peden Williams. The Warrington Musical Society's Opera Cmamittee has for a second year secured the services of Mr. Foden Williams as coach and stage manager, and lire short chat with one of our representatives he spoke in glowing terms ...
... from towns, and they were builtat a time when there were no dangers from elect ric wires, gas escapes, and flues from tire grates creating a fierce draught. Old oak beams which were safe enough a hundred years ago become a source of danger under new conditions ...