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... Warwirkshire—Twyerese. near Atherstooe. Lord de Clifford in the youngest master ol foxhounds in the kingdom, end is • thorough sportsman. A year or two ego he suffered • very eerious eoeitkot in the hunting-field, au in. to his bawl It it pleasant to as Old ...
... heat before reaching Zomba. experiment is, however. to he repeated by Mr. C. B. C. Storey, an experienced traveller and sportsman. who h. • Isienugh knowledge of the Protectorate and local conditmna Aostbar Attempt. He is taking out another consignment ...
... os. of sho w h o Ageociation, though young, was miry vigor- bare dared to investigate the of ous, as its history showod. The roll of such servant. of THE GROCERS' ANTIQIIITT. humanity has been added to during the post The toast of Our Genes was given ...
... and families. Inspection of the two establishments solicited by the proprietor. THE ROLL OF COUNTY MAGISTRATES.- There are now 717 noblemen and gentlemen on the roll of justices for the county of Lancaster—in the Lonsdale hundred 96, Amounderness 43, ...
... an appetite' Tramp : Yea, madam, that is all I have left in the world which I can rightly call my own.' Gt.mekeeper to sportsman who has just missed another easy shot :— I think you woe • bit nigher him time sorr. A GENTLEMAN, whose watch had been ...
... days great masses of heavy, threatening cloud had rown. grnwn into giant heatps of sullen blackness—into fsnta tc forms of rolling gloom,— grown till the shadow of murk, crnepiug slowly, creeninit surely, overspread the whole land. Then the i•min , us clusters ...
... mirthlesely. If you're not disappointed it's only because You wouldn't have known how to get rid of the 'body, eh? With that he rolled awkwardly over and slowly struggled to his feet. Mr. Tadlow made no offer to assist him, but remained a mute spectator and ...
... days great masses of heavy, threatening had grown.- 7 grown into giant heaps of sullen blackness—into fanta , tic forms of rolling gloom,— growu till the shadow of 'mirk, creeping slowly, creeping surely, overspread the whole land. Then the clnitolts clusters ...
... M'Cusker the breast and over-head alternately on the occasion of the contest. May the best man win, is the wish of every true sportsman. There is no doubt that the construction of the Victoria Pier has considerably enhanced the value of South Shore property ...
... scoring their only goal. The ball had been kicked past the full backs, and was rolling towards the goal mouth, when Proctor ran out and missed his kick, the sphere rolling leisurely through, much to the chagrin of the spectators. That this was a fluke ...
... iir g i pikooo ebe young COI' to the IrWrgV of civil war in order ' sm. ' -' --- BLACKPOOL. -AT ANY TIME - TO tomato for honours. Duke of Anton. in .e.- -, EXPLAIN OUR SYSTEM spite of his adeenced age. I. still • keen before ‘ ?- 11 Liiii. ' p ti ...
... Waterloo, R. T. Bott ; landscape, Keswica, C. W. Cofterall ; Algerian girl, R. W. Kemm ; hawing party (Lane seer study) ; the sportsman, Coleman ; Worcestershire churchyard, B. Johnson; twa dogs, R. T. Bott ; woody landscape, Bond; lane scene, Anthony ; ...