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... LADY CYCLIST RACES AT THE ROYAL AQ~UARIUMI. TiTE six daily stages in the Ladies' Twelve Days Race were completed on Saturday at the Royal Aquarium. The competitors are divided into two sections, composed equally of English- women and Frenchwomen. For ...
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... his relatives. A,:LADY QYCLIST'S LAUGHABLE DVXENTUlRE.- ?? AN4' amusing. spectacle was witnessed' on- Friday morning.in a squarein the Blooms-: bury districL. A Frenchmnan'was putting-a: beai' through a ] ...
... in attendance, and played a capital selec- tion of music. A PUGILISTIC LADY CYCLIST. ANNA HANSON, thirty-two, of 89, Guilford Street, Russell Square, was charged at the Clerkenwell Police Court with riding a bicycle without ...
... sports doing the right thing the right way. ATROCIOUS ASSAULT ON A LADY CYCLIST. [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] TnEEssex County Constabularywere busily engaged investigating a brutal assault on a young woman named Catherine Horne, of Effield ...
... natural death. I a A RUNAWAY 'BUS AT BOURNEMOUTH. I AT Bournemouth, a driver left his 'bus g standing alone for a few moments on Poole e Road. The horses in his absence started a at a rapid pace towaids the ...
... bail. POISONED AFTER EATING A BAD BUMNN. AN. inquest was held. -near Bromyard on Saturdayoutthe body of a child aged Six, the daughter of a woman named Fanny Gurney. It appeared that the woman's brother picked up a rabbit in a wire and ...
... he carried h off a competition with the greatest ease, at once esbab- t] lishing himself as a determinedand hard-hittifgborer. This repubation he continued to sustain, and tine a ater time, when giving a stone or more away, he has a, come ...
... £200 down and '£5 a week for his services. Another 1 Scotcbman who was to be changed into a represgnta- I tive of Sunderland by thesimple process of accepting I wages, demanded £1O down, £1J0 a year, and a situation of £70 a year in ...