... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OP HONOUR. CAPT. J. H. JACKSON, London Regt., who was reported dangerously wounded, has made so much improvement that he has been sent from France to No. 1 War Hos pital at Reading. Capt. Jackson was captain of the Mar low Rowing ...

... and the football players, have won a high place in the Roll of Honour. Games for the future ought not only to be tolerated, but encouraged by the authorities, for the man who is wholly a sportsman is already more than half a soldier. Of all games polo ...

... spot several miles from a village. Patiently he awaited the advent of succour. A Rolls appeared. The owner of the baby hailed the driver and explained his plight. The Rolls person looked thoughtfully at the little 'un and murmured, You know, perhaps you ...

... persons from drowning), was publicly handed to him by the May or of Salford, at the Town Hall. We are very glad that so high an honour has been conferred, for no distinction would be too great to mark Addy's conduct. With regard to his bravery being alluded ...

... and his loss will be sincerely regretted by every sportsman (and their name is legion) with whom he came into contract. He was a keen lover of sport, and had ever a kindly welcome for a brother sportsman, as none who have sat under his hospitable roof need ...

... and willingness. Mr. Eyton had desired him (Mr. Rolle) to express his thanks for the honour conferred upon him. It was important (the speaker thought) to have some one who was a local man and a sportsman .at the head of the Hunt, and, Mr. Eyton fulfilled ...

... course at his delightful place, Rivers- dale it is on the river bank. Amongst the vice-presi dents are, His Honour the Clerk of the Rolls and His Honour the Deemster Gill. The Captain, Mr. Stanley Wilson, ill addition to the keen interest he takes in golf ...

... made, and more firmly secured than in any other skate. 7th, BECAUSE their rolls, material for material, are larger, stronger, better finished, and will wear longer than any other rolls in the market. To be obtained from any first-class Dealer in the United ...

... in time for the meet, and hunted all day with Mr. Rolle' s hounds. Tuesday, met Mr. Rolle at Ivy Bridge. Wednesday, Mr. Trelawny, Mewnham Park. Thursday, Mr. Rolle, Brent Station. Friday, Mr. Rolle, Delamore. Saturday, Mr. Trelawny, Hanger Down. Un ...

... THE CHESTNUT TWINS. By Will H. Ogilvie. Illustrated by Lionel Edwards, A. E.G. A. COLONEL RUTHVEN was a keen, good sportsman of the old school. Though he had already cele brated his sixty-ninth birthday, he showed no signs of tiring of the sport he loved-- ...

... DESIGN. SEE OUR STAND, NO. 430, ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW. G. E. LEWIS'S 'THE GUN OF THE PERIOD. (Trade Mark Registered). Honours: AS AN EJECTOR Paris, 1878 Sydnoy, 1879 Mfllhnnrrirt I RX1 Send fid. Stamps for 1902 Illustrated Catalogue of i finished Guns ...

... gardener's ideal of a lawn tennis court in the 'eighties was that honoured in the college quadrangles at Cambridge. When invading sightseers asked for the recipe the answer would be Mow and roll daily for three hundred years. MEETING a well-known actor the ...