... shortly after noon yesterday. The real ship, whose fame has elreadv travelled titer the wide world, did not undid% impress Liverpolitans, who are aecustomed to 1h ship , alum docks or alougiide Literpoola iiteonipaisbie Landing-stage, at anchor in Lancashire; ...

... of Orton finiadted up a full week's cricket by trouncing Bootle. This the second meeting between the teams, and as the Liverpolitan players had already failed to stand up in strength before L. Court it wee not anticipated that the task of forcing them ...

... quarter.. However, it will be remembered that Lord Inverelyde gave expression to a thirst which disturbed all thiskiag Liverpolitans, and we cannot yet my that the aside Chairman of the Cunard Steamship Company has given cause ta an- belief that he says ...

... own reward with one run to credit the hall to inexperience in disaster Instead still fieldsman in eagerness ball of it Liverpolitans steadily toward goal 48 Graham 62 Cole's hitting was indulged in taking risk had in quandary Catch after amazing regularity ...

... inspired that wonderful building St. George’s Hall, which ie undoubtedly one of the finest edifices in tho world, and which Liverpolitans should be, and doubt are, intensely proud.” It is more than twenty years since scheme for a cathedral in Liverpool began ...

... Parkinson got goal for Liverpool, there was very little to choose between tho sides. Holden. Street, and Anderton led tho Liverpolitans a rare dance throughout, but there was a weakness apparent in the other departments, which let Stanley down considerably ...

... and Bandon entrances which, if the done were but recorded, would not only other port authorities, but positively dowse Liverpolitans, who are accustomed to misimai traffic movements. The number of ides tonnage represented that is handled is siehliskih ...

... line* rosuhed in two more tries, nd a* one of these was turned into goal, a well-contested game resulted in favour of the Liverpolitans by eleven points to three. TRAFPORD ROVERS BEATEN AT HOME Ashford House, from Birkenhead, visited Trafford Park on Saturday ...

... “Evolution the Cycle” lantern slides and films illustrate Lis remarks and stop of this wondrous machine made Mr Paton who Liverpolitan humorous that keeps and to the picture Dealing manufactures wonderful micro-photographs from chemical of well-known cycle ...

... led by Sir Alfred Jones, a aucceisful issue can be conAdently prognosticated, for whatever this faroeeing and energetic Liverpolitan undertakes he carries through. It is interesting at this juncture, when envoys are studying the of cotton growing in various ...

... NE!!! - Icotton. Sir Alfri.4 Jonew snit other optimistic Liverpolitan• may justly foel proud of the great progress made by the port of Liverpool, to which be has so s.plendidiy contributed. ...

... Fost MERCURE. Ser,—] to enter mto discummon wrth your correspondent, letters woth his own name instead of reman- Pleased Liverpolitan,” be wll men his It ing tho of x ts possible that he bas good reason for pre serving hm At present J will only ask bim ...