... THE ROLLS OF HONOUR. tlieadiaa Irsiblanden. Gardiner W., Pete., Victoria Rd.. Bluth Wok& Griadok,.W., Corporal, 96, Aline, bre* Lam dale battalion. Hodgmn, r.. Flemington. N. • C. Yeomanry. Ilimgarth, 0., 27. Friar KC, Army Veterinary Comm Floggarth, ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S WARDROBE. That incidental expenses form a material addition to the cost of amusement is a truism that the all round sportsman will be the first to aihuit. Hunting, shooting, fishing, and nearly all other sports and pastimes involve tips ...

... HONOURING MR. JOHN WHARTON THE OPENING Last evening, in beautiful weather which attracted people from a wide area, the keg anticipated formal opening of the new bridge over the Ire at Ivegill was carried out. As was very appropriate, having regard to ...

... the Sportsman's Inn, Hutton Rocf. before rolling over their fox by Pott Slacks. Terriers gained the brush finally in the hunt from Over- Kellet, but hounds had made a terrific chase of it round Capemwray Park and Cinder Hill first of all in honour of a ...

... pract;ce instead of striking ham off the rolls. Mr Justice Wills said be thought there could be oo doubt es to what should be done in this case. It was the duty of fudges to see that were not retainedon the rolls who Fr e o r i a their ° previous history ...

... whose comic talents were so highly appreciated here in 1815, under the management of Mr. M'Cready. .-i 1.. lhcoi.miii;.ly, wt ;rol'l ll il to nui-1 | nl: .i h;. *>* I I* * . ,t- Ik. U ii that in.rt:> - l!c tl.nl it ill n.utimu* * :i iiM'u-iat'll I i'.* 1 I' ...

... sprint runner, and from his earliest days had been a good sportsman, being • follower of tho Vino Hunt. He was idso a leading member of the Masonic body, in which he bad taken the highest honours within his reach. and at the late Especial Lodge of English ...

... ul tenetit to the um oak ers and mem lApplaure The toast WWI heartily honoured, •nd was a..sordid mnak.l Colonel ' , inheritll. in '6..minding. maid he ion. Mitered it • gnat honour to command the regi• ment. snit he took the greatest natant in its welfare ...

... uich the hat in return—the remounting of that functionary >° his chair honour—the chick, chick ! with which he to the pawing greys be is ready for a start; mid, fin Jj they roll .off into dim distance the -plendid vehicle, *,„- by the crowd that have ...

... Ramps Ghyll; Saturday, 7th, l'atterdale Hotel:. Monday, 9l'. Hoedown Hotel, *each mangui at 111. Local War Notes. THE ROLL OF HONOUR* Driver R. G. Cooper, R.G.A., son of Mr. B. Cooper, Asicham, is in hospital is ](Rochester suffering from illness contracted ...

... LORD WENLOCK TIGER SHOOTING. Lord Wenlock, the Governor of Madras, is an enthusiastic sportsman and a hunter of big game. The Indian papers which have mime with this mail give an account of an exciting adventure which recently happened to his Excellency ...

... shots penetrated that part where honour’s lodged, wise philosophers have judged and the man making a terrible outcry, our friend gave him a sovereign, on which be suddenly ceased bis noise, and offered to give the sportsman another shot at the same price ...