... corretpostlettt writes : Ili , . following report of Cie swimming match between Webb and Beckwith may interest Nom , of your readers --Ile fourth stage of ti:s great swimming match was reached posterity when Captain Web:, and W. Beckwith resumed their ...

... one of the many so-called experts. wrote: Barr will knock Braddock out inside of three rounds. . and may injure him fatally . The batt:e was staged in the half-tilled Long Island bowl on the night of June 13. 1935. before a crowd of only 35. 0 00. Every ...

... elaborated with vest me, and the prawn a tedious on► !Lathe or or years of atsl meddle may be averted by awns air* tion by thv Oomaussionere the H Hurry Jowly at tb. prmvat 'stage when the great programme is oat in detail In the impending otagered Male of P ...

... retching hiin on the head. Mr. Don managed to keep his mates until the corning bad been hastily lifted again. and then fell to this door m • unconscious condition. H. wee .Me so proceed with his pert is the neat art. however. altkongh wafering from • painful ...

... ile 4 to be alive es the daises new lona ohms has. see Reopen pander to all lane—the Inference that Cr sae dos deltheraloly—mse. a Noel with the whoa. Is.. tie erode. skid. from beginning end, t. ambition of pure ! rum! le•at, NI el keeping web hie redeemn ...

... the Langres last August., and probably bard the lives three forlorn. was pre. Hented by the chairman (Mr. Robert Vann: with art alnieinated address a silver medal . and £2 on behalf the Liverpool itlep sreck and Humane Society. In amain, the pnventation ...

... Hebei Irving owes such of his early training in the art of stagecraft is Minkneel. Raiders of the reminiscences of tbsr great criminal lawyer Montagu Q.O , wdl remember that when Willism• adopted the stage, and. under ILas Lesley's superintendence, sopperhed ...

... ought first to los seat to the troth its author. The most difficult keeps we hale )mj lemon which begins in the cradle in the gram--is that of our Gout manners is en art et makisA may wi th ',bon] we converse. arm the fewest persons weary the best-bred ...

... with an unusual secret captures two of Gil Favor's men. HMS. PRORATION OPPICRR. case from the officer's file. LANDSCAPE INTO ART. Sir Kenneth Clark talks about pictures. NEWS HEADLINES. NORTHERN NEWSCAST. MARK SARUM. Death Needs No Cane. Finding he has ...

... Liebman hare all been enabled to keep their NUM,/ in accordance with the Mosaic Law, for they were furnished with the aircemary momsor & unkarmad bread, by the, London urreogionists Reassure as is ths Misstate of hit Mai jest' to mak* Hamad Palace oars ...

... the rowideratienaf th• Northam Union Committee. sadl think that a• their funds are big some amistance Might be given to keep alive the gams and ricer Warta of those are aro:mhos to make it lire. I don't ruppo•• that Helens would refuse 'orb smitten, elan ...

... them. Art ••. who appeared are mentinneet by name and Mr. Tom Eye. of 3 Ivartioe Road. wr.tee to say that a. a small boy he appeared there with the GPO. troupe known as the Ellectirc Sparks and he thinks there may be only one other member alive of the ...