... goals to one, Queen’s Park, Glasgow, beat Oswestry, seven goals one, Brentwood beat Romford by four goals one, Upton Park beat Reading by six goals one, and Swifts beat Clapham Rovers two goals to one. Blackburn Olympic, Northwich Victoria, Old Westminsters ...

... more to sorts. Although the largeflowered varieties do not flower freely till spring, yet then the magnificent flowers of Victoria Regina, Odoratissima, and The Czar come plentifully and are useful, that, wherever can done, space should then given for ...

... fell overboard, and was with great difficulty rescued from drowning. The boat proceeded to the old disused lock, near to the Queen’s Foundry, Kilnhurst, and the wife of the owaei endeavoured to save the boat from being injured by the wall, when her foot ...

... Preston North End beat Accrington by seven to none, Witton beat Great Harwood by ten to none, Great Lever beat Northwicb Victoria by three to none, Astley Bridge beat Halliwell by four to none. eight Lancashire matches 42 goals were recorded the winners ...

... becantw «ha : five hours, owinyt that it was alm^i reached, whew tqs at Dieppe, and quitA. through, however, jng the booking. > Victoria, the dork count- She could not get fir-t-class compartment all to bcrself on this occasion, but she secured window-seat with ...

... Gossip. Football interest on Saturday was mainly the fourth round of ties for the English Cup, which resulted as follows;—Queen’s Park beat Aston Villa by (, goals to 1, Blackburn Hovers beat Staveley goal* to 1, Notts v. Bolton Wanderers tie—2 goals ...

... seventh annual meeting of delegates from societies contributing to this self-supporting medical association was held at the Queen Victoria Hotel, High street, on Friday The chair was taken Mr. H. Rusby. The statement of accounts was taken as read, and a vote ...

... and now lies in critical condition. In London docks several casualties occurred. Seven laden barges were sunk outside the Victoria and South West India Docks. large wooden shed near Albeit Dock was blown over tho wall twenty feet high. In South London ...

... Cup the draw is followsßhckburn Olympic v. North wish Victoria; Tutor Park r. Blackburn Rovers; Notts or Bolton Wanderers v. Swifts; Old Westminsters ▼. Queen's Parle. The two Blacftburn clubs and Queen’s Park .night to secure their rounds. Preston North ...

... made. Unsuspicious people of this generation have bad no notion that such examinations were ever made iu the reign of Queen Victoria, It has been one the things not generally known that it has been customary to make such examination ever since the Gunpowder ...

... shopkeepers often push Imitations (or the sake of extra profits. Makers the 'ueeu. tttris McpOt, 60, St. SELECTIONS FROM “'VICTORIA. QUEEN OF ENGLAND.” By Grace Greenwood. (London; Sampson Low and Co.) DEATH OF THE SAILOR KINO. In a King little religion goee ...

... Military College, to be lieutenant, vice R. M. de Berry, transferred to Princess Victoria’s Royal Irish Fusiliers. The Princess of Wales* Own (Yorkshire Regiment), Honorary Queen’s Cadet William Richard Norton Annesley, from the Royal Military College, lieutenant ...