... authorities should keep a sharp lookout in order to recruit their forces. The contests set down for decision to-morrow swill afford them an excellent opportunity of ascertaining if there is any new material available, and in this | connection it may he as well ...

... streets of Manchester. Our Catholic friends are experts in tlhe art of demon- stration. Thev walk in procession with the discipline of a regiment of soldiers. They keep in line, they keep in step, and their costumes are bright as the plumage of a bird ...

... opportune, and wios the imprisoned Et for aahn,, u I Or34R-X Ksq. -K Et5:P-SEr.3, P-R 5; 6B-S5. 12 Wnite was ?? to keep the Q Et P and also to keep his R 0 im play, and ha aan very well a~ord the P. c il CHESS GOSSIP. The Srst rouad of the summer handicap at ...

... air. EngAund and America may well be content, one to be as the ilon and the other as the eagle. Let one be the great power of the new, the other the great power of the old world, and let their only rivalry be in science, art, His. sature, good works and ...

... the 100 marksmen, who htad to shoot in the final stage on Tuesday. The following scores were made by local volunteers who were in the 303, but failed to get into the Qaeen's 100:- 1st stage. 2nd stage. TI. Sergt. Hudson, let N. Lancashire ?? 88 ?? 40-54 ...

... ftle on was thre other-which he keeps artfnlly ou rto the hide his treachery from the audience- nd lest the arms of the House of Hapsburg, of wi ligd ng oppressor is thre chief. On the field of batte dutfrie of the Stage Supernumerary is corstemptible ...

... their boat at five minutes to seven o'clock, and St eight minutes past that hour put off in the Queen Victoria from a floating stage, erected for them since 1 tbeir ayrivi, and used during their training. The St. c John clew put off ton minutes afterwards ...

... position agajinstl Everton, i he .claimed ?? th, :threo goals, the other' one- going to that rite old war- riqr, John Goodall. We may againf ses this .famous'pair do duty against Scotland, and when they are at their best there is certainly no better wing in ...

... Championshp, I fear nie, will go, South, There appears to he iio other way. BAiD STAoi-'F1AtAoFrqnT.- Our Men were 'badly stage-managed at Brighton. Our bowling, I admit, was not nr uclry -o ida 1eh abeceo hap; an- titularly formidable -the; _ bsn` - ...

... tinuously the whole time, still lie has occupied the crilketin stage for 20 years more or less. Spofforth and Murdoch are the two figures which have made the Australians really famous; others may possibly be as gdod. in th Ifuture, but tot these two belongs ...

... be removed to the Public T Hall, Baillie-stiest, Rcchd le, and may be viewed on Saturday hot tthe 2nld of SeDl4nmber, and on Monday the 4th, until the hour of evc sale, where catalogues may be had; also of the auctioneer, 141, Yorkshire-street, Rochdale ...

... child-displeasing systems, It is my wish to show how these arbitrary and unloveable systems may be moulded into freedom and liking, and hoW previous associations may be made to induce children to learn, and to love learning. In a word, I wish to unswaddle ...