... re doubtable negro at Harringay in May for world honours. Wire Pulling. I am warned that Armstrong may be kept at home by the New York wire-pullers, of whom Mike Jacobs is chief they are shy to allow their world beaters to travel. I have an assurance that ...

... Inside, every day is a fine day all weather is fair weather. It is well known that the English climate is the best in the world for the manufacture of tobacco it can now be said that Cameras' climate is the best in England. Another device is that whereby ...

... be placed in the best position from which to start his operations against the fire, and he could be a most useful asset to the forestry control authorities all over the world. It is a pity that nobody has kept a scrapbook of aircraft life-saving activities ...

... Trust has been doing both in this country and through the travels abroad of some of its staff. Movements of geese about the world are traced by ringings and recoveries, and it sometimes seems that conclusions therefrom are drawn on somewhat scanty evidence ...

... There, too, the central figure was pale, fragile, recovering from a grave ill ness which had threatened a national calamity, but the pomp and circumstance of the surround ings, the stately, old-world pageantry, the gorgeous vestments and multi-coloured garb ...

... by the way. One of Burrow's Stories. Mr. F. R. Burrow, the referee of the World's Covered Courts Lawn Tennis Championships now being played at Barce lona, and well known to all players-and spectators-through his lone association with the Wimbledon meeting ...

... holidays up 'till 1882. From 1877 to 1882, I always, thanks to St. Ban abas J and Dr. Hornby, got leave for the day from fl Eton to go to Ascot with my parents. From September, 1882, until June, 1883, I was in i 4 Switzerland, and from November, 1883, until ...