... ;r0t h bt more properly be termed an arm, revolves in ront o the machine vary Elowly, and without much force. rot of this revolving arm is to press the standing i C0rO towards the machine by its revolutions, and thus fix I ad steadY the stalk for the operation ...

... dress, he plunged into the water, and struck out for the now sinking bathers. Robert Steevens, a keeper of the bathing machines for the bath proprietor, Mr. Norton, followed Mr. Drew's example, - he also having his clotbei on, Land an exciting rcene occurred ...

... animals, but they had to exercise the utmost care that they themselves did not miss their footing, and thereby make a plunge-bath of the Moray Frith, which washed the rocks over which they clambered. Notwithetand- ing the number killed on this occasion ...

... Univiicy iW tX .Qwtv Peack. CLONGOWES WOOD C. C. v CURRAGH BRIGADE. Thie match, which will be the openina engOal- ment, of bath.cluba this season, will take piaze to- day at Clongowes Wood Cofege. G.S. & W.R. CLUB. 'here will be a practice match te.morrow ...

... anfathomrable to the feminine mind. Oae other word on the sub. ject vf choosing a machine-a word of warning that cannot be too often repeated-do not be tempted into buying a machine tait is recom- wended on the score of its cheapness alone. Good machiues cabnot ...

... eacttna inkdeeply into the sand. When, Uuteiee he rines, having taken her bath, entered lbe tlacaineto c tar laud, the driver had to mate bioher5 ullvilenlyin order to put the machine in ?? caoedone of the wheels to break, and lbsatchie as n aner f psetig ...

... Irelandx -wet consider- en ti trial of the starting machine, r.cotC'ediX inl the preesenoce oF the t elt I, the Turf (lub on1 the training 'e The trial was made with2 a putg the test patttern of machine t the Curragh Mleetings under c Me in kngth, and surprise ...

... half an hour, the atcb b1e- ing for £50. The race ?? commenced atfive minutes to eiglt o'clock by kr. Stanton, who sat his machine in a very easy style, and went of at a rattling pace completing eight inilesand aboiit 2t4 yards in the haba hour. Keen then ...

... Broderick,6rain30~sec. Dudlgey waswinning when be came a cropper, and though ho lest a lot of time in remounating and getting machine into order, he suc- ceoded in getting third place. IC CC 18 MILES ROAD HANDICAP FOR CLUB CUP. Judges, C' S Thomson, B W Pigots ...

... as to the improper weigh- ing of Buckingham's machine- These allegations were found to be true. ?? To dcfineBocking- hamn's standing as a racing man under I C A laws, if he still refuses to allow his machine to be exa- mined. Not pressed, Mr. Buckingham ...

... FridakY, 22ndi The Hatchet. At 11 , Alleustownus arriers-JauunarySaturday, 23rd, Bath- 8' carne School. At 12 o'clock. rn+ 'Newbrook-arriers-January-Saturday; 23rd, Bath. d. conrath.. At lt o'cclockL . oya!s' Harriers. Tanuary- Tjs day, Thursday, County ...

... oecupier to de hs own milling; a newear- ; :rmarking machine for branding cattle, and a straw cutter which can be worked nitth the foot, were ,;also shoeu, The operations of the different ' machines were watched with interest by- the agri- c ulturiste ...